Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery is set to expand, following a new building acquisition in the city’s St Paul’s Square.

The West Midlands Growth Company – in partnership with the ICC – hosted an exclusive Life Sciences sector dinner this month with key partners from across the region.

Train operators West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway will introduce new timetables in May with a range of improvements, including additional services, direct trains to new destinations and extra capacity. 

Building on the launch of the West Midlands Combined Authority’s investment prospectus at global property exhibition MIPIM, the West Midlands Growth Company’s (WMGC) latest commercial partner event profiled the region’s appeal for investors and looked at the exciting opportunities on the horizon.

An expert in finance and real estate will be driving major investment programmes in the West Midlands.

The Midlands UK Pavilion showcased its wealth of investment opportunities with a series of successful events at this year’s global property show MIPIM (Cannes, France, 12-15 March).

People across Birmingham can discover how to get involved with a major new project to unlock the city’s forgotten Shakespearean heritage – thanks to upcoming information evenings.

Birmingham Museums is celebrating as visitor figures released today by the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) reveal that over 831,500 people visited Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (BMAG) last year, after a bumper year of exhibitions, events and displays. 

Walsall Council’s Town Centre Masterplan has moved to a new chapter with the release of a selection of illustrative images that show how the heart of the town could be transformed as part of a programme of new investment of over half a billion pounds over the next 20 years.

Neil Rami, CEO of the West Midlands Growth Company, reflects on discussions at MIPIM 2019 about skills in the construction industry. 

The Coventry-based Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre has partnered with Lloyds Bank to offer financial support to recruit and train badly-needed manufacturing apprentices.