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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Warwickshire CCC first team matches plan for ex-M&B Brewery ground
Economic Development
The club will take ownership of the former M&B Brewery sport ground at Cape Hill in early November, which will be run as a community facility
2015 Ashes test at Edgbaston 'will boost Birmingham by £26.4m'
Economic Development
The figure was revealed today by Marketing Birmingham with exactly nine months until the long-awaited England-Australia Test Match
Financial services vacancies on rise in Birmingham
Employment
City sees greater pool of positions while the number is falling London and the South East
Chinese investors attend Birmingham summit
Economic Development
Dozens of financiers head to Parliament to learn about opportunities in the city
MFG Solicitors' hold food-themed event for Shropshire clients
Economic Development
Midland law firm MFG Solicitors recently held a food-themed event for their Shropshire clients at the Ludlow Kitchen.
Integrity Security Group expands after venturing east
Economic Development
Solihull firm secures £250,000 contract to supply cleaning, facilities and security services to Nottingham Wholesale Fruit and Flower Market
BBC TV presenter backs business campaign hoping to give ex-convicts a chance
Economic Development
Fallen BBC television presenter Ashley Blake has backed calls for employers to give ex-convicts a chance amid a national debate over jobs for offenders.
Lloyds Bank hosts property team event in Birmingham
Economic Development
Lloyds Bank hosts property team event at Primitivo Bar on Barwick Street, Birmingham.
Owls fly into city for Big Hoot
Economic Development
Art event next year will showcase Birmingham's culture as more than 100 5ft 4ins owls will appear throughout the city
Charity golf day in Warwickshire raises over £3,000
Economic Development
More than 40 people swung into action at Harrison Beale & Owen's (HB&O) annual charity golf day at Kenilworth Golf Club in Warwickshire.
English Heritage places dozens of region's historic buildings on 'at risk' list
Museums
Body has added 69 sites across Birmingham and wider region on register which identifies vulnerable historic properties
Why I Choose Birmingham founder returned to city
Enterprise
After stints in London with FHM and Shortlist, Tom Cullen returned to his native Birmingham to launch 'freemium' culture news service
Pictures: Red Lion pub work given green light after concerns
Handsworth
The Post sent a photographer to the treasured pub to see whether its key features remained intact amid concern on social media
Court Collaboration recruits Ivan Woodward as projects director
Colmore Row
Director will oversee development of former Snobs building and 130 Colmore Row, where Lasan is setting up a new venture
Stage premiere of Rudy's Rare Records at Birmingham Rep
Economic Development
The stage premiere of Rudy's Rare Records starring Lenny Henry opened at Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
Plans for 1,000 Birmingham city centre homes at Exchange Square
Birmingham City Council
Proposals for major Birmingham city centre site change as developer aims to help solve housing crisis
Birmingham children's services director leaves before even starting role
Economic Development
Bernie McNally had been due to take up the post at the beginning of November after a month’s introductory period but became the latest to step down from the role
Red Lion pub owner: we have looked after up-for-sale architectural gem
Handsworth
The Grade II*-listed Red Lion building, in Soho, Road, Handsworth, is set to go under the hammer this week after city firm DR Developments called time on plans to redevelop it
Birmingham based BCL sponsors networking event for law firms
Economic Development
Birmingham based BCL Legal sponsored the first social event for new members of the Birmingham Trainee Solicitors' Society.
Birmingham Post Business Awards 2014 shortlist unveiled
Birmingham Post Business Awards
After a record number of applications – more than 100 in total – 37 companies and individuals have been shortlisted across nine categories
Hundreds attend launch of Selfridges Birmingham's exclusive menswear department
Economic Development
Selfridges Birmingham unveiled the biggest and most exclusive menswear destination in the city earlier this month.
John Profumo's incredible Warwickshire home goes on the market
Economic Development
The Profumo Affair saw the rural town of Avon Dassett inundated with journalists and became the latest twist in the home’s fascinating history
Cecil William Boyle: an incredible life which led him to Warwickshire
Economic Development
Cecil William Boyle, who only lived to the age of 48, played international rugby union for England and first-class cricket before a rather more unfortunate feat
Special summit to shine light on Midlands infrastructure
Commercial Property
Government has been working with the construction industry to develop a long-term vision – ‘Construction 2025’