BMet has pledged to meet the HS2 skills challenge with support from leading rail bodies. The College came together with the National College for High-Speed Rail, the National Skills Academy for Rail and HS2 Limited to encourage businesses to explore ... Read full article
Apprentices at a Brierley Hill insurance broker were at the forefront of celebrations for the opening of their new premises. Insurance Protector officially launched their new office space in Quay House on the Waterfront where plans are now in place ... Read full article
New research into workplace culture has found that employees with higher levels of autonomy in their work reported positive effects on their overall well-being and higher levels of job satisfaction.... Read full article
Clugston Group, the £140m privately owned company with an office based in Bromsgrove, West Midlands and which has interests in construction, logistics, facilities management and property development,... Read full article
Central England Co-operative is leading the way in sustainable practices as it announces the installation of LED lighting in another 118 of its food stores.... Read full article
A “grand and enlightened partnership” that benefits everyone and leads to real impact is the way ahead for universities, cultural organisations and great cities like Birmingham, Alan Davey is expected to say today.... Read full article
Norman Hay plc, the Midlands-based chemicals, sealants, surface coatings and engineering group, has once again been recognised as one of the 1,000 Companies to Inspire Britain.... Read full article
Birmingham Metropolitan College (BMet) is offering budding gardeners an insight into careers in horticulture at a free event being held at its Birmingham Botanical Gardens Academy.... Read full article
Birmingham Metropolitan College’s Sutton Coldfield, Great Barr and Birmingham City Centre Campuses will be opening doors for school leavers at the first of its Open Events this year on Thursday 29th January.... Read full article
The survey also wants to know whether businesses would support higher taxation, as part of a move to give the UK’s regions greater powers.... Read full article
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