New year event for start-ups
The Black Country Chamber has teamed up with NatWest to run an event for start-ups early in the new year.
Business Events|Dec 12, 2017
Business Events
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SNP urges Chancellor to deliver £1.6bn in extra funding for Scotland’s NHS
The SNP said its research found the UK spends less than nearly all of its neighbours in north-west Europe.
UK News|Oct 9
UK News
More than 133,000 men die early every year in the UK – report
The health of men in the UK is worse than in many other wealthy countries, the charity Movember said.
UK News|Jul 16
UK News
More than 133,000 men die early every year in the UK – report
The health of men in the UK is worse than in many other wealthy countries, the charity Movember said.
UK News|Jul 16
UK News
New car horn that sounds like a synthesised duck has been developed as an alternative to the angry honk
The device was developed to get attention in a less stressful way.
Science & technology|Jun 25, 2017
Science & technology
New car horn that sounds like a synthesised duck has been developed as an alternative to the angry honk
The device was developed to get attention in a less stressful way.
Science & Technology|Jun 25, 2017
Science & Technology
£8.5m Walsall primary school expansion plans slammed
Plans to expand four primary schools in Walsall, including one that was placed into special measures, have been slammed.
Education|Jan 25, 2016
Sandwell
Darlaston
Willenhall
Education
Bucks benefit as conference players' wages tumble
Chairman Lee Carter believes AFC Telford United are benefitting from a downward turn in players' wages as the club steps up preparations for its first season in the Conference Premier. Chairman Lee Carter believes AFC Telford United are benefitting from a downward turn in players' wages as the club steps up preparations for its first season in the Conference Premier. The Bucks are set to unveil two or three new faces this week, with a few more to come before the season starts on Saturday, August 13. But Carter revealed that many of those would be costing less than the top earners in the club's debut season back in 2004-05 – when they played three levels lower in the Northern Premier League division one. [24link]
AFC Telford United|Jun 6, 2011
AFC Telford United
Companies warned over unpaid interns
Private companies are breaking the law and leaving themselves vulnerable to legal action if they employ unpaid interns, Midlands law firm MFG has warned.
Business|Oct 19, 2010
Business
British Airways and Virgin cut fuel surcharges
British Airways is reducing its fuel surcharge by as much as £13 in response to Virgin Atlantic's surcharge cuts last night.
Business|Oct 15, 2008
Business
Downturn 'could lead to rise in suicides'
The economic crisis and rise in unemployment could lead to an increase in suicides, Samaritans has warned.
Business|Dec 18, 2008
Business
Half not following hand-washing advice at all times
Half of the people in the West Midlands are not always following Government advice and regularly washing their hands for 20 seconds, a study has found.
Health|Mar 18, 2020
Health
Stamp duty axed below £175k
Stamp duty is to be axed for a year on properties costing less than £175,000 as part of a package of measures being unveiled to help the housing market.
Property|Sep 2, 2008
Cannock
Stafford
Property
Sandwell
Stourbridge
Kidderminster
West Midlands vets backing campaign to end anti-freeze pet deaths
A campaign to reduce deaths of pets caused by anti-freeze poisoning is being backed by leading West Midlands vets.
Birmingham|Jan 27, 2015
Bloxwich
Birmingham
The Sporting Week in Pictures 18/07
Your Express & Star website takes a look back at the stories which have dominated our back pages this week. The week began with Wolves unveiling summer signing number four, Charlton striker Chris Iwelumo, in a £400,000 deal.
Wolves|Jul 18, 2008
West Bromwich Albion
Aston Villa
Wolves