��Ƶ

Economic Developmentgallery

Greyhound Night at Hall Green Stadium

Greyhound Night

Bookmark
Share

Economic Development

By

Danielle Hicks

11:57, 30 DEC 2013

John Morris, Lois Burley, Davina and Garth Pearce, Chris and Enda Mullen, Birmingham Post.1 of 6
Laurie Upshon, National chairman; David Ilott, Director; Gerry Armes, Midlands Life President; Steve Dann, Midlands Chairman, all Journalists' Charity.2 of 6
Bob Southgate, Anne Southgate, Jane Armes, Gerry Armes, Journalists' Charity Midlands life president.3 of 6
Ron Totney, Val Deeley, Journalists' Charity Midlands District Secretary; George Deeley.4 of 6
Abdul Rashid, Jane Rashid, EZE Group; Jane Rashid, Anne and Steve Dann, Midlands Chairman, Journalists' Charity.5 of 6
Claire Procter, Bob Ghosh, Marc Reeves, Publishing Director, Trinity Mirror Midlands; Jayne Bradley-Ghosh.6 of 6

Politics 'Defining moment' in Gloucestershire's future approaches It is likely three options on how a council shake-up could unfold will be submitted to the Government

Rachel Reeves prepares for fiscal squeeze amid fears of OBR productivity downgrade

The Office for Budget Responsibility is expected to downgrade the output per hour worked by 0.3 per cent, which could add nearly £21bn to the Budget black hole

Future of Swindon's Oasis centre uncertain as developer remains tight-lipped on plans

The building's de facto owner, housing developer Seven Capital, was given planning permission to rebuild the centre in July

Former restaurant site proposed for Bournemouth Pier repairs compound

The compound site will serve the Bournemouth Pier structural repair works and will be in use for up to two years

��Ƶ creative industries under threat from soaring office rents

Rental costs have climbed by a third since 2019 whilst growth within the creative sector has stagnated

Economy Rachel Reeves prepares for fiscal squeeze amid fears of OBR productivity downgrade The Office for Budget Responsibility is expected to downgrade the output per hour worked by 0.3 per cent, which could add nearly £21bn to the Budget black hole

Future of Swindon's Oasis centre uncertain as developer remains tight-lipped on plans

The building's de facto owner, housing developer Seven Capital, was given planning permission to rebuild the centre in July

��Ƶ creative industries under threat from soaring office rents

Rental costs have climbed by a third since 2019 whilst growth within the creative sector has stagnated

Nearly 200 new homes planned for growing Somerset town near M5

Gladman Developments has launched a consultation on its revised vision for the site

Former restaurant site proposed for Bournemouth Pier repairs compound

The compound site will serve the Bournemouth Pier structural repair works and will be in use for up to two years

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

Eastern Airways cancels all flights and suspends operations

The Civil Aviation Authority has told passengers with bookings not to travel to the airport

Firm's £120m investment in plastic film recycling facility to create 120 jobs in North East

Endolys Ltd has pledged to invest up to £120m in the region after taking over the former Cleveland Bridge site

North East businesses celebrated at 2025 Ward Hadaway Fastest 50 Awards

Business leaders from around the North East gathered at the Baltic gallery to celebrate the region's fastest growing firms

Tommee Tippee owner falls into the red after year of challenges

Company Results

Despite posting losses and a drop in turnover directors said they are confident that the group will return to growth

Hotels ��Ƶ Wiltshire hotel reopens following major revamp The historic Woolley Grange in Bradford-on-Avon closed in June so works could be carried out

Somerset builders merchant celebrates 225 years in business

Bradfords Building Supplies was founded in Pibsbury on the Somerset Levels in 1770

Inside the Barbarians: The rugby team that's a throwback to the amateur era

The squad has been preparing for its upcoming match against the All Blacks under the guidance of Bristol Bears head coach Pat Lam

Eastern Airways cancels all flights and suspends operations

The Civil Aviation Authority has told passengers with bookings not to travel to the airport

Rachel Reeves prepares for fiscal squeeze amid fears of OBR productivity downgrade

The Office for Budget Responsibility is expected to downgrade the output per hour worked by 0.3 per cent, which could add nearly £21bn to the Budget black hole

��Ƶ creative industries under threat from soaring office rents

Rental costs have climbed by a third since 2019 whilst growth within the creative sector has stagnated

Medicash aims for a million policyholders

Health cash plan provider revamps leadership team

EY ��Ƶ bounces back with growth in most divisions but consulting lags

Ernst and Young

The Big Four giant has reported that its fee income grew by 2% over the last financial year to £3.78bn

Go Outdoors returns to profit but cuts jobs despite opening 27 shops

The retailer, owned by FTSE 100 giant JD Sports, has said it has reduced its headcount as it ''faced significant cost headwinds'' including the increase in the National Living Wage

Number of high-earning women in ��Ƶ hits record high - but gender pay gap remains

A significant gender gap continues at the top earning levels

Greencore-Bakkavor merger faces competition concerns over supermarket sauces

CMA says it has no competition concerns over the supply of chilled ready meals and own-label salads

Almost two thirds of charities axe jobs and services over financial strain

The vast majority of charity bosses have warned they are considering leaving their roles amid intense conditions in the sector, experts at Rathbones have warned

Council tightens controls after spending scandal

In some cases jobs were being carried out at rates which were many times the cost which might have been expected

Retail sales hit highest level since 2022 in surprise boost for economy

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said retail sales volumes rose 0.5% in September, a significant boost from the 0.4% drop pencilled in by economists

Bank of England finance chief named most influential black Briton

Black Communities

Afua Kyei is at the top of the Powerlist 2026

Bristol named among top destinations to visit in the world

It is the only ��Ƶ city included on the travel guide's list for 2026

Powerlist 2026: Full list of ��Ƶ's most influential Black people

Black Communities

The annual rankings celebrate Black excellence across various industries and sectors