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A battle for life

Lately, everywhere we turn we are haunted by the spectre of the ‘Obesity Grim Reaper’. He seems to have invaded every possible media avenue from billboards to television, from radio to the written press. But has this been blown out of all proportion? What are the concerns here in the West Midlands that we should be worried about?Read

Birmingham's industry and universities are vital to each other

Birmingham’s industry and universities are vital to each other, argues Professor David Eastwood.Read

Staff can still be happy without a pay rise

As companies consider pay freezes, Sarah Moss suggests other ideas to keep employees happyRead

Partnership is vital to save UK countryside

Rural Regeneration Zone chief Peter Pawsey investigate the challenges facing the countrysideRead

Rural Regeneration Zone chief Peter Pawsey investigate the challenges facing the countryside

Rural Regeneration Zone chief Peter Pawsey investigate the challenges facing the countrysideRead

Birmingham one of 12 cities involved in European water research project

Professor Kala Vairavamoorthy says it’s essential we develop ways to recycle water more efficientlyRead

David Bliss: End in sight to Long Marston eco-town soap opera

There may be, finally, a reasoned decision on the future of Long Marston, writes BARD campaigner David BlissRead

We need a united Birmingham

Coun Alan Rudge explains why it is so important to engage with the local community.Read

Action stations against climate change

Man-made climate change began here and, argues Will Tucker, we must have the courage to end itRead

A new set of values at the shops

The summer sales are starting – but did the winter ones ever end? Hotelier Kathrine Ohm Thomas and luxury retailer Kevin Breese discuss the benefits of “flexible pricing” in a recession.Read

Let's work together to help jobless

Janet Chisholm explains how a pilot project is tackling the problem of long-term unemployment.Read

Proud to be involved with Rotary

John Pike, of Sedgley & Wombourne Rotary, looks at the international convention gathered in BirminghamRead

Cut off the mullahs

Lord Corbett of Castle Vale explains why the West must support Iranian democrats.Read

Time for life sciences businesses to be heard says Tony Davis

Tony Davis, head of MedilinkWM in Birmingham, says life sciences businesses must make their voices heardRead

Reconnecting people

To reinvigorate politics we need a referendum on the voting system, writes Richard Burden.Read

William Perrin examines the digital revolution

William Perrin examines how the digital revolution is changing the way councils communicate with residentsRead

Why we need to beware of flying viruses

Pat Hanlon says we should not over-react but that some travel restrictions may soon be necessaryRead

Show and sell at trade exhibitions

Annette Scott reveals why exhibitions are the key for successful merchandising.Read

Peter Hay: Personalisation tailors care to individual's needs

Personalising support is crucial however complex the individual’s needs, says Peter HayRead

MP calls for public funded salaries to be published

An MP is hoping to turn the tables on BBC journalists who have hounded politicians over their expenses, by demanding to know how much they are paid.Read