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Audacious leadership bid launched by Zaffar

12/05/2022

Kevin Johnson on the latest for the Birmingham Labour Group’s leadership contest.

Lulu Wild are the latest #COBBA22 sponsor

12/05/2022

Contemporary Chinese restaurant, Lulu Wild are the latest sponsor of the City of Birmingham Business Awards 2022.

Downtown prepares for launch in Newcastle

12/05/2022

Downtown in Business is set to launch its latest office in Newcastle at the city’s INNSiDE by Meliá Hotel on the evening of Thursday 19th May 2022, with keynote addresses by chief executive of Newcastle City Council Pam Smith and the chief executive of Liverpool John Lennon Airport and former Finance Director at Newcastle United Football Club, John Irving.

No More Corporate Events

12/05/2022

Light up your annual awards or illuminate your product launches with exotic brightness, a dedicated events team & bespoke packages tailored to bring YOUR event to life.

Bruntwood acquires win farm stake in industry first

12/05/2022

Property investor and developer, Bruntwood, has purchased a 42.4% share in a new co-operative owned wind farm, becoming the first commercial real estate company to make such a move.

Birmingham Airport switches to renewable electricity

11/05/2022

As part of Birmingham Airport’s latest step in their journey to net zero carbon by 2033, they have announced they are now using electricity generated solely from renewable sources.

West Midlands Mayor to join DIB for exclusive breakfast forum

09/05/2022

We are delighted to announce that DIB will be joined by Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands on Thursday 12th July for an exclusive breakfast forum.

Entec Si promotes a third of its team in its ‘thrive’ year

06/05/2022

Birmingham-based business change consultancy, Entec Si, has demonstrated its passion for people development by announcing an impressive ten promotions.

I disagree with Rees-Mogg (and McKenna)

05/05/2022

Last week DIB boss Frank McKenna backed Jacob Rees Mogg’s calls to get civil servants back into the workplace. This week, Urban Comms Kevin Johnson offers an alternative view.