Digbeth party-goers will have to get used to a quieter Custard Factory after event organisers were told to turn down their outdoor music following complaints from local residents.Read
Two industrial titans are set for a clash in the High Court after a group of investors led by industrialist David Grove allege they were misled in a deal with Hampson Industries.Read
Public sector cuts are beginning to bite in the region, with 47 jobs going at Business Link and 97 applications for voluntary redundancy at Advantage West Midlands.Read
The housing market in the West Midlands wobbled again this month despite nearly a year of national recovery, the latest survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has said.Read
Retail sales growth slowed sharply last month as fears over Government spending cuts saw consumers focus on essential purchases, according to figures.Read
Retail sales growth slowed sharply last month as fears over Government spending cuts saw consumers focus on essential purchases, according to figures.Read
The housing market in the West Midlands wobbled again this month despite nearly a year of national recovery, the latest survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has said.Read
Centre for Cities – the thinktank that has led much of the debate over the future of Birmingham’s management – has appointed a new chief executive.Read
An employers group has suggested the Government should consider banning strikes by workers in essential services as unions shape up to take action against spending cuts.Read
High speed rail hasn’t reached Birmingham yet, but when 250-mph bullet trains eventually pull into the city centre passengers will have the comforts of a four-star hotel an easy stroll away.Read
Leading Birmingham architect Glenn Howells has been appointed to draw up plans to replace the city’s conservatoire, at an estimated construction cost of up to £30 million.Read
