Local News and Updates
- 29th September 2022
More free training is now available to support those looking to start a new career in digital, health and green industries thanks to a Government skills grant awarded to the region.
- 29th September 2022
More free training is now available to support those looking to start a new career in digital, health and green industries thanks to a Government skills grant awarded to the region.
- 29th September 2022
More free training is now available to support those looking to start a new career in digital, health and green industries thanks to a Government skills grant awarded to the region.
- 29th September 2022
Rambert and Birmingham Hippodrome today releases production images for Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby, inspired by the TV series produced and owned by Caryn Mandabach Productions.
- 29th September 2022
There’s plenty of seasonal fun on offer at Cadbury World this October, as families can experience a brand-new stage show and enjoy a day choc-full of tricks and treats.
- 29th September 2022
Kate joins BOA Group from WMG Academy Trust where she held the role of Chief Executive Officer, opening, developing and leading two specialist academies during her nine-year tenure.
- 29th September 2022
People who want to find out more about fostering for Wolverhampton are being invited to get in touch or drop in to one of our information events throughout Autumn.
- 27th September 2022
Tens of millions of pounds invested by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) in land and regeneration schemes have seen more than 12,000 jobs created and 8,000 new homes on site, most of them on disused industrial land, figures have shown.
- 27th September 2022
Tens of millions of pounds invested by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) in land and regeneration schemes have seen more than 12,000 jobs created and 8,000 new homes on site, most of them on disused industrial land, figures have shown.
- 27th September 2022
Tens of millions of pounds invested by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) in land and regeneration schemes have seen more than 12,000 jobs created and 8,000 new homes on site, most of them on disused industrial land, figures have shown.