The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) has joined an alliance of experts in manufacturing, digital, building performance standards and construction technology which has been awarded leadership of a new national hub to drive innovation and technological advances in the construction and infrastructure sectors. 

Work has started on putting in place the foundations for the first section of the new Wolverhampton Railway Station building.

An agreement to boost the 5G and cyber security sectors in the Midlands has been signed between Coventry University and technology business accelerator BetaDen.

Enterprise mobility, cloud and IT security specialist, Intercity Technology, has pledged an investment of over £2 million into the Birmingham region over the next year, cementing its position as a driving force for technology and innovation in the Midlands. 

Two students have started their studies at Birmingham City University (BCU) having been awarded this year’s coveted David Bucknall Scholarship. 

Work has got underway on the University of Wolverhampton’s new School of Architecture and the Built Environment at its £100m Springfield Campus.

A ground-breaking innovation developed at the Manufacturing Technology Centre is set to revolutionise the way energy is stored. The energy storage system developed by OXTO Energy with experts from the MTC allows non-polluting renewable energy to be stored, and then rapidly released when required.

A new course aimed at helping aspiring and existing business directors to lead the way is to be launched by the University of Wolverhampton.

Harnessing productivity through skills holds the key for regional growth, according to Deloitte’s latest Power Up report – 'Unlocking Productivity across UK Regions and Nations'.

The West Midlands saw a 33 per cent increase in affordable homes completed during the last year. That is nearly three times the national average increase.

Dragons Den led recruitment specialist celebrates placing eight candidates a day in two decade history