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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Business card exchange boosts Solihull trade
Economic Development
Innovative programme has topped 30,000 members in the town
Shakespeare's host drinks event at Metro
Economic Development
Shakespeare’s recently held a banking, restructuring and insolvency drinks evening at Metro in Cornwall Street.
Revenue rises again at software firm Delcam
Enterprise
Small Heath firm sees sales increase after investing in product development
Poll hints at housing market recovery
Economic Development
Survey reveals substantial rise in buyers entering the market in the region
West Midlands clubs 'prepared for financial fair play'
Economic Development
Report reveals clubs are preparing for rule change by trimming expenditure plans
Ian Bell inspiring 'new generation of Birmingham cricketers'
Economic Development
Warwickshire CCC chief executive says Ashes star is inspiration on and off the pitch
Business breakfast event at Faraday Wharf
Economic Development
Over 100 people attended a business breakfast event in Faraday Wharf’s conference room, to hear about the plans for the Innovation Birmingham Campus.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital builder sells facilities management arm
Commercial Property
GDF Suez agrees £190 million deal as firm to focus on major infrastructure projects
Surge in house prices boosts region
Economic Development
New figures show that average values have increased by £5,796 in the past 12 months, reaching a high of £232,969 on average
Confidence in job prospects soars
Economic Development
Survey respondents in the West Midlands reveal hope for job prospects
Mills & Reeve host mock claim event
Economic Development
Mills & Reeve recently hosted a mock claim event at the city’s historic Council Chamber.
Young players lack the skills to hit business goals, says Villa hero Ian Taylor
Economic Development
Ian Taylor, who retired from the game in 2007 after a 15-year professional career, now runs a sports consultancy and has developed his own range of headphones.
Midland scientists discover alchemy in deep space
Economic Development
Academics believe that man various heavy elements – including gold – are created by the collisions of dead stars.
Irwin Mitchell summer party at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Economic Development
Law firm Irwin Mitchell held its summer party recently at the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery in Chamberlain Square.
Ex-con Pryce to explain cost of jailing women to think tank audience
Economic Development
Economist who falsely took speeding points for husband Chris Huhne is surprise speaker at Birmingham forum
Deal brings Lahore flights to Birmingham
Economic Development
Airport starts twice-weekly service with Pakistan’s second largest airline Air Blue
Councils unite to form new transport authority
Economic Development
West Midlands authorities unite to set out new transport agenda for whole region
Squire Sanders golf day at Astbury Hall
Economic Development
Squire Sanders recently held their annual golf tournament at Astbury Hall, Shropshire.
Southside Showcase Business Network event
Economic Development
Businesses from Southside gathered together for the district’s monthly Southside Showcase Business Network event.
BCU design students focus on upcycling
Economic Development
S&X Media joined forces with students from the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design to develop a live project assignment exhibited at BCU's Gosta Green campus.
New business incubator in Digbeth
Enterprise
Birmingham’s flourishing creative sector has been given another boost after a former Custard Factory director set up a new incubator unit.
£1bn automotive investment could by-pass West Midlands
Economic Development
The Government announced last month it would be investing heavily in an Advanced Propulsion Centre over the next ten years.
Post People: Free Radio thank you drinks in Brindleyplace
Economic Development
Free Radio held a thank you drinks reception at Piccolino’s in Brindleyplace to celebrate raising £750,000 through four walks in the Midlands this summer.
Report predicts jobs growth for Birmingham
Economic Development
City expected to see employment grow, but underlying problems in its service sector hold it back