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Finance Birmingham recruits five new faces Apr 30 2013

The funding arm of Birmingham City Council, has appointed five new members of staff over the last two months.Read

Why making a profit is not just cricket any more Apr 26 2013

Short-lived plans for a council sponsorship deal and a request for a payment holiday have thrust Warwickshire County Cricket Club’s finances back into the public spotlight. Graeme Brown talks to the club’s chief executive about the state of the BearsRead

Neil Elkes: A Living Wage for some - but not all, it seems Apr 26 2013

Harmony almost broke out at the council Cabinet this week as the three political groups all nodded sagely and said how great it would be if all council staff, whether employed directly or indirectly through contractors could be reasonably paid.Read

Birmingham children's services boss refuses to rule out a fifth year of service failure Apr 26 2013

The political head of Birmingham’s children’s social services department has refused to rule out a fifth year of service failure for the organisation during an appearance before a council watchdog committee.Read

Life sciences campus to create up to 7,000 jobs Apr 25 2013

Plans to create up to 7,000 new jobs in the life sciences sector have taken a step closer after a deal was agreed for a nine-acre site.Read

Stop Beautiful bank being leased to pubs, clubs and restaurants say Birmingham Conservatives Apr 25 2013

A landmark building must not be allowed to be turned in to yet another Broad Street pub, club or restaurant.Read

Big cities go it alone to lobby Whitehall on cuts Apr 19 2013

Birmingham City Council is set to leave the Local Government Association in the latest evidence of a regional political divide over spending cuts.Read

Birmingham counts cost of welfare cuts as businesses fear revenue fall Apr 19 2013

The true devastating impact of benefits cuts in Birmingham can today be revealed with more than 14,000 households facing drastically reduced incomes.Read

Money museum idea for Birmingham's Municipal Bank building Apr 19 2013

Birmingham's historic Municipal Bank is to be put on the market by council bosses prompting calls for it to be used as a museum of finance, banking and industry.Read

Neil Elkes: Cities run for the hills as they ditch country ways Apr 19 2013

It has come as little surprise that the eight core cities of England have arrived at the conclusion that they have a different agenda to their neighbours in the shires and little to gain by allying themselves through the Local Government Association.Read

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