The University of Wolverhampton is launching a new research centre that will focus on the application of science to the products made by local companies.

Plans for an ambitious new City Learning Quarter in Wolverhampton have been given the green light by the council’s planning committee.

Birmingham Airport has today (7/11/19) announced its commitment to become a net zero carbon airport by the year 2033, prioritising zero carbon airport operations and minimising carbon offsets.

The Apprenticeship Levy Transfer Fund set up to supercharge apprenticeships in the West Midlands has hit a £5m milestone thanks to contributions from large employers.

These images show how the outdated Perry Barr railway station in Birmingham will be transformed as part of the wider regeneration of the area.

Creative businesses, with ambitions to grow, are being offered a unique support package to help them to scale up by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA)

People-centred property developer HUB has become the latest commercial partner of the West Midlands Growth Company.

Advanced engineering technologies specialist Lontra, has opened the UK’s first purpose-built advanced manufacturing centre in Napton, Warwickshire, in partnership with Shield Group Engineering.

The Manufacturing Technology Centre near Coventry is to open a new innovation and knowledge hub for metal additive manufacturing in a significant advance for the UK.

Ambitious plans for a major multi-million-pound city living development at the heart of City of Wolverhampton have moved onto the next stage.

Aston Law School, part of Aston University’s Business School in Birmingham, has welcomed Jonathan Fortnam as its new Dean.

Local entrepreneurs from some of the region’s fastest growing businesses took centre stage on Monday 23 September at an event organised by the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP), to celebrate start up business success across Greater region.

HS2 will free up enough space on the existing railway network to improve rail services for 35 stations across the West Midlands region, technical analysis by Sub-national Transport Body Midlands Connect has revealed for the first time.