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Annual fundraising lunch for the Journalists' Charity's West Midlands

Annual fundraising lunch for the Journalists' Charity's West Midlands

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Danielle Hicks

12:22, 15 NOV 2018

Derek Inman, West Mids Chairman; Laurie Upshon, Jill Palmer, National Chairman; Jeremy Paxman, Tim Watts, Pertemps; Bob Warman. (Image: Ian Tennant)1 of 7
Clive Reeves, Marc Reeves, David Richardson (Image: Ian Tennant)2 of 7
Bob Southgate, Michelle Anslow, Charles Stretton, June Armes, Gerry Armes, West Midlands President. (Image: Ian Tennant)3 of 7
Laura Rogers, Steve Dann, Mark Stretton, Ema Lim, Emevok Tap, Tess Pennington, David Nottingham (Image: Ian Tennant)4 of 7
Peter Moxon, Sarah Whiticase, Adrian Kibler, Anita Sharma. (Image: Ian Tennant)5 of 7
Jade Mansell, Matt Grayson, Jane Ainsworth. (Image: Ian Tennant)6 of 7
Peter Muckle, Penny Perrins, Kevin Cook, Tim Jones, Alison Hart. (Image: Ian Tennant)7 of 7

Energy Plans for new South West nuclear power station submitted The plant would be built on the coast of the Severn Estuary in South Gloucestershire

Digbeth could be 'bigger, better and bolder' than MediaCity after massive BBC deal

Creative & Digital

BBC chief Tim Davie says 'People will know this area has got incredible talent'

By City AM Steven Bartlett steps down from director role at Diary of a CEO maker The entrepreneur and former Dragons' Den star is no longer a director of the company behind his Diary of a CEO podcast, according to a new filing with Companies House

Plans for new South West nuclear power station submitted

The plant would be built on the coast of the Severn Estuary in South Gloucestershire

Digbeth could be 'bigger, better and bolder' than MediaCity after massive BBC deal

Creative & Digital

BBC chief Tim Davie says 'People will know this area has got incredible talent'

Birmingham Airport makes £300m commitment

CEO's pledge to invest over the next four years in airside, security and dining facilities

North West 'The people responsible will feel our anger': Performers and suppliers react as Manchester Pride goes into liquidation The organisation behind Manchester Pride has gone into voluntary liquidation, with many artists at this year's event claiming they are yet to be paid for their appearances

'Success is investment' - Mayor's message as Great Exhibition of Lincolnshire held

The Great Exhibition of Lincolnshire was held at the Lincolnshire Showground on Wednesday, with a host of businesses and organisations from across the county having stalls to showcase their work

Plans for rare earth metal processing plant near Hull scrapped

The site would have processed materials for magnets used to produce renewable energy

Shares in Yorkshire medtech Tissue Regenix suspended amid financial crisis

A review of the firm's costs is under way

Mr Whippy chooses Sheffield for new £15m doughnut-making factory

The Unilever-owned brand will create 50 jobs in the move

SlimFast ��Ƶ deal: Supreme vows to ‘bring fresh energy to this iconic brand’

Manchester group behind Typhoo agrees £20m deal

Clean energy jobs boom to deliver more than 15,000 new North East jobs

The Government is publishing a clean energy jobs plan to train up the next generation of clean energy workers

Ice cream firm Joe Delucci's ceases trading

Supplier was hit by wet summer and cost of head office move

Canal water cooling plan for £50m data centre and robotics studio as MSAI unveils big Salford ambitions

Founder says 'Manchester's always had canals… it just made sense'

��Ƶs biggest hotel chain owner warns of 'mounting pressure' of tax rises

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a 40bn gap in the nation's finances, which is ever-more likely to be filled by a tax-raising Autumn Budget

Nestle to axe 16,000 global jobs in cost-cutting drive over next two years

Swiss giant with operations around ��Ƶ said it wanted to focus on being a more efficient organisation, including automating more of its work processes

Solicitor who fought for Paterson victims wins top business award

Becca Horley from Fletchers Solicitors has been crowned Greater BYPY for her campaigning work

Ensilica's revenue forecast drops amid Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack impact

The Oxford-based business saw its shares tumble on Thursday after it revised down its revenue expectations to £28-30m for the year to the end of May, below market expectations of £33m.

East Yorkshire haulage company snapped up in rescue deal

BI Halder and Son Ltd called in administrators earlier this month having run into financial difficulties

Chancellor urged to ditch 'gimmicks' and focus on growth in Autumn Budget

The boss of a founders club said the Chancellor should avoid 'gimmick' policies and instead focus on 'bold moves that make growth the rational choice again'

Dubai chocolate and cola bottle Jaffa Cakes help boost McVitie’s owner Pladis as it posts record £3.2bn revenue

Group also owns brands including Jacob's, Carr's and Godiva chocolate

Living on the edge in new building awards

This week's ProCon Awards 2025 shortlist highlights Leicestershire's best medium residential schemes