As Frank McKenna struggles with internet issues in the South of France, Jim Hancock and Jo Phillips discuss the last seven days in the world of politics.
Frank McKenna is urging the government to review its planned fiscal and legislative changes, claiming that they will negatively impact on companies across the country and result in unintended consequences.
Two state-of-the-art passenger screening lanes have been unveiled seeing a further investment of around £5m from the airport.
A landmark sustainable office building in Birmingham city centre has started to sell honey produced from its own rooftop beehives, with all proceeds going to a local charity.
Recently the Committee on Climate Change published its Seventh Carbon Budget, here is Sutcliffe CEO, Sean Keyes’ reaction;
For our Venue of the Month in March, Unique Venues Birmingham will be our rollover venue!
Government needs urgently to hear from British businesses ahead of the summit between Keir Starmer and Ursula Von Der Leyen on 19th May. We would be grateful if you would consider writing privately to members of the Cabinet Office Committee on Europe in support of beneficial alignment on goods and services.
Bruntwood SciTech is launching a new spring festival to mark the arrival of lighter nights and celebrate the plethora of skilled talent, innovation and diverse creativity that the city has to offer.
US company Knighthead has invested £100 million into East Birmingham, showing how the Government’s Plan for Change is boosting jobs and opportunities in the West Midlands.
A charity that will tackle mental health challenges in the construction industry will be launched in Manchester.
Downtown in Business will be hosting a series of events at the property festival MIPIM in Cannes next month.
Colleges and training providers across the West Midlands and Warwickshire have launched a suite of free, online, modular courses to help tackle the region’s leadership and management challenge.
