��Ƶ

Enterprisegallery

Pictures: BBC at Pebble Mill

Bookmark
Share

By

Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

15:48, 25 FEB 2015
Updated07:31, 15 JUN 2015

Architect John Madin (left) with a model of the BBC Pebble Mill studios in 19621 of 20
Former BBC Pebble Mill studios in Birmingham2 of 20
Aerial view of former BBC Pebble Mill studios3 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenter Tom Coyne in 19744 of 20
Margaret Thatcher at BBC Pebble Mill studios in 19785 of 20
The Queen visits Pebble Mill in 19816 of 20
The Queen visits Pebble Mill in 19817 of 20
Toyah Willcox and Chris Phipps (bow tie) presenting Look! Hear! at Pebble Mill in April 1981 with contestants who have entered their poser competition8 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenters Sue Beardsmore (left) and Kathy Rochford in 19839 of 20
Snooker players taking part in TV show 'Pot Black' at BBC Pebble Mill in 1984. Picture includes commentator David Icke (extreme left), Steve Davis, Eddie Charlton and Cliff Thorburn10 of 20
Singer Engelbert Humperdinck performing on BBC show Pebble Mill at One in 198511 of 20
Open day at BBC Pebble Mill studios. BBC Midlands Today presenter Kay Alexander reads the news with 13-year-old Claire Pritchard in 198612 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenters Kay Alexander (left) discusses the art of news reading with Birmingham Post and Mail journalist Marion Brennan in 198813 of 20
Beverley sisters and Andrew LLoyd Webber with Barrie Edgar in 198914 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenter Kay Alexander in 198915 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenters pictured in 1989 at Birmingham International station after naming an intercity first class 90 Locomotive, '90 001 BBC Midlands Today'. The occasion marked the 25th anniversary of the programme. From left: David Davies, Diane Kemp, Sue Beardsmore, Kay Alexander and Alan Towers16 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenter David Davies in 199317 of 20
Nick Owen and Suzanne Virdee who presented the last Midlands Today to be broadcast from Pebble Mill18 of 20
BBC Midlands Today presenter Nick Owen19 of 20
CGI of the new Dental Hospital at Pebble Mill20 of 20

Industrial Closure of Sabic 'cracker' plant is major blow for North East industry The plant dates back to the 1970s but its Saudi owners say it no longer viable

Job reductions at Nissan's Sunderland plant as part of global savings plan

The company is hoping to remove around 250 posts through a voluntary scheme

The Welsh firms on The Sunday Times list of the ��Ƶ's fastest-growing private companies

The highest rank firm from Wales is tech consultancy de Novo Solutions

Sunday Times names Cross 8 as fastest-growing Midlands company

Management consultancy launched in 2013 has enjoyed sales growth of more than 130 per cent over the past three years

Fashion firms are fastest-growing North West businesses – Sunday Times 100 list revealed

CAPO, Montirex and Adanola among Northern fashion brands recognised for growth success

Automotive Job reductions at Nissan's Sunderland plant as part of global savings plan The company is hoping to remove around 250 posts through a voluntary scheme

People on the move: key North East appointments and promotions

Companies and organisations featuring in this week's round-up include Fletchers Solicitors, Hodgson Sayers, Aon, the Freemen of Newcastle and Tees Valley Combined Authority

Shortlist revealed for business awards

Solihull Chamber will celebrate business excellence across 11 different categories later this year

The Welsh firms on The Sunday Times list of the ��Ƶ's fastest-growing private companies

The highest rank firm from Wales is tech consultancy de Novo Solutions

Sunday Times names Cross 8 as fastest-growing Midlands company

Management consultancy launched in 2013 has enjoyed sales growth of more than 130 per cent over the past three years

Industrial Closure of Sabic 'cracker' plant is major blow for North East industry The plant dates back to the 1970s but its Saudi owners say it no longer viable

£1bn Tyneside cable factory partner leaves joint venture, but announces major potential order

Global Interconnection Group says its South Korean partner is best placed to take forward the job-creating plans

Job reductions at Nissan's Sunderland plant as part of global savings plan

The company is hoping to remove around 250 posts through a voluntary scheme

The Welsh firms on The Sunday Times list of the ��Ƶ's fastest-growing private companies

The highest rank firm from Wales is tech consultancy de Novo Solutions

MoD-owned semiconductor plant Octric warns of losses ahead as it embarks on major turnaround

Company Results

Bosses say the business is best viewed as an early stage start-up, amid efforts to rebuild its capacity

North West Mersey Ferry Royal Daffodil hits 'significant milestone' as new images show progress on new vessel The £26m vessel is due to take to the water in 2026

Job reductions at Nissan's Sunderland plant as part of global savings plan

The company is hoping to remove around 250 posts through a voluntary scheme

Sedulo settles into new Birmingham office

Business consultancy has launched new 5,000 sq ft office and event hub which sees former Zen Metro bar brought back to life

Additional 300 homes and care home planned for major new housing estate in Bridgwater

The Centenary Heights development, which is set to include 675 homes, a primary school and a community hub, is currently under construction north of the A39 Quantock Road

People on the move: key North East appointments and promotions

Companies and organisations featuring in this week's round-up include Fletchers Solicitors, Hodgson Sayers, Aon, the Freemen of Newcastle and Tees Valley Combined Authority

Closure of Sabic 'cracker' plant is major blow for North East industry

The plant dates back to the 1970s but its Saudi owners say it no longer viable

Real danger that a Welsh university could collapse union warns

The prediction comes as one university vice chancellor described the current funding situation to MPs as 'like tumbling around in a washing machine'

Vaping retailer Totally Wicked sold to Chinese investor

The firm was founded in 2008 by Jason Cropper and has been acquired by Wittyace ��Ƶ Holding, a business controlled by Chinese national Ying Wang and registered in Cambridge

Colour Palette Company goes Stateside with new commission

Former newspaper editor's venture which celebrates local colours has won its first international brief

FTSE 100 defence giant Babcock hails 'new era' as profits surge by 50%

The FTSE 100 company - which plays a significant role in supporting the ��Ƶ's nuclear submarine program - recorded an 11 per cent increase in revenue to £4.8bn

Hargreaves Services boosts earnings expectations thanks to earthmoving success

The industrial services operator says strong pipeline visibility has also opened up the promise of growth in the years ahead

Jones Village Bakery creating 150 jobs in £47m expansion

The business is ramping up production and storage capacity

Manchester will be the home of the Industrial Strategy

Government says body behind strategy is coming to the city –with a secondary base in London

The Windrush generation: 'My business exists because of them'

Black Communities

Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, founder of The Black Farmer, made the comments as the ��Ƶ marked Windrush Day 2025

��Ƶ handbag maker Mulberry in talks to raise £20m as losses widen

The struggling Somerset firm launched a turnaround plan in January and is hoping its strategy will return it to profitability

US giant Apollo to back Hinkley Point C with £4.5bn loan

The loan will be provided as unsecured debt to EDF, the French state-owned energy firm delivering the project

Walsall-based HomeServe plunges into loss despite crossing £1bn in sales

The Walsall-headquartered business has posted a revenue of £1.1bn for 2024 while it reported a pre-tax loss of £31.7m