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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Review of 2014 - July: Beorma Quarter takes shape, New Street bridge and regen company launched
Chamberlain Square
The long-delayed Beorma Quarter project finally started to shows signs of progress during July while the New Street station redevelopment took its latest turn as plans to clad a bridge were scrapped
Autosport International 2015 brings parade of beautiful cars to the region
Economic Development
Europe鈥檚 largest dedicated motorsport trade show will be held at the NEC from January 8 to 11, putting a host of high-performance vehicles on show
Venture capitalist Jon Moulton apologises for festive City Link job losses
Economic Development
The Staffordshire-born investor, who was once close to buying Rover, claimed taxpayers would not foot 鈥渕uch of a bill鈥 for redundancy payments for the firm鈥檚 staff
Review of 2014 - June: Custard Factory owner on Digbeth, facelift for city tunnel and Hidden Spaces photos on display
Birmingham Symphony Hall
Nostalgia lovers across the city flocked to the Hidden Spaces exhibition in June while American pop star Kelis marked the latest chapter in the revamp of Selfridges in the Bullring
Lighting store i-lite opens offering 拢100,000 chandelier
Economic Development
Giant lighting store i-lite has opened its doors in Soho Hill, Handsworth, offering the premium chandelier for customers with very deep pockets
Review of 2014 - May: Cineworld at Resorts World, Arena Central lodges plans and 拢20m Selfridges revamp
Birmingham City Council
As the weather turned nice, property and leisure took centre stage as Selfridges announced a major overhaul and the first plans were submitted for the 拢400m Arena Central development
Review of 2014 - April: Trouble at Library of Birmingham, Tory Conference under fire and New Street views
Library of Birmingham
April saw the Library of Birmingham under the media glare just eight months after opening while the city council was forced to defend spending almost all of its event budget on the Conservative Conference
Review of 2014 - March: Paradise Circus takes shape, 拢3.3m for Stirchley baths and Super Prix on table
Labour Party
Spring is in the air in our annual review and March saw more details about the massive Paradise circus regeneration and the possibility of Birmingham's Super Prix returning reared its head again
Review of 2014 - February: Toni Iommi's house, Curzon Street masterplan and Snobs nightclub moves
Birmingham New Street Station
Our festive look back at the big online news stories of 2014 heads into February when the masterplan for Curzon Street was revealed and Toni Iommi's house went on the market
Ones to watch 2015: Birmingham's business leaders
Economic Development
We take a look at some of the key figures set to makes waves in the city's business community in what is poised to be a landmark year in 2015
Review of 2014 - January: Rich List, Old Mo wins award and John Lewis takes shape
Library of Birmingham
Our festive look back at the big online news stories of 2014 starts with our annual round up of the region's wealthy, news of a rail track possibly reopening and striking barristers
City office rents 'set for seven-year high in 2015'
Commercial Property
Knight Frank predicts rents will rise by five per cent to more than 拢30 per square foot due to diminishing stock of space
Cathedral hosts traditional Swedish festive carol service
Economic Development
Birmingham Cathedral hosted the annual Santa Lucia Service.
Malt House development lands national award
Commercial Property
Project between Mar City Homes and architecture firm Brownhill Hayward Brown triumphs in international design awards
Sabai Sabai restaurant group marks 10 years in business
Economic Development
Sabai Sabai hosted a double celebration marking both the 10th birthday of the restaurant group and Thailand's Loy Krathong festival.
First class Dubai flights added at Birmingham Airport
Economic Development
Emirates is adding a service from August 1, 2015, departing Birmingham Airport at 9.10am and arriving at Dubai International Airport at 7.10pm
Celebrating the completion of refurbishment at the Hyatt Regency
Economic Development
People were treated to an evening of drinks, canap茅s and revelry at the Hyatt Regency Birmingham following the completion of its multi-million pound refurbishment.
Eastside's Millennium Point Trust launches Young Innovator Prize initiative
Economic Development
Eastside's Millennium Point Trust has officially launched its brand new Young Innovator Prize initiative.
Birmingham biking boost as Raleigh chosen to supply 5,000 cycles
Birmingham City Council
Raleigh has been awarded a contract to supply 5,000 bikes to Birmingham City Council 鈥 and 3,000 will be given away to those keen to cycle but unable to afford it
Great Charles Street Estate sells to open up regeneration opportunity
Economic Development
Dunedin Property Asset Management and Angelo Gordon have bought seven prominent buildings in Birmingham city centre
Defence secretary: Birmingham law firm's claims of Iraqi torture are 'baseless"
Professional Services
Public Interest Lawyers is representing some 鈥渆xtremely serious鈥 claims made about the British military
Edgbaston naming rights talks reignited by haul of major cricket matches
Economic Development
The potential for a money-spinning naming deal is back on the table with some major cricketing events are heading to Birmingham
The Birmingham Post Flickr Group: 30 of our favourite pictures of 2014
Enterprise
The Post's team has trawled through hundreds of images sent to our Flickr page this year to come up with 30 of our favourite pictures- let us know your favourite
Property future discussed at Band Hatton buffet
Economic Development
The annual Band Hatton Button Commercial Property Buffet was held at St Mary's Guildhall in Coventry.