West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker has launched a recruitment campaign for a new Night-Time Economy Commission aimed at protecting and revitalising one of the region’s most important sectors. The commission will bring together industry leaders to examine the challenges facing pubs, music venues, cinemas, restaurants, street food traders, gyms, and other businesses that operate after…
The Mayor of the West Midlands, Richard Parker, was joined by regional leaders yesterday (Monday, 15th September) as he unveiled the region’s ambitious Growth Plan in Westminster, pressing the case for new jobs, investment, and opportunities across every corner of the region. Hosted in Parliament, the event brought together MPs, ministers, local politicians, and business…
Rising stars in the West Midlands’ fast-growing creative industries are set to benefit from a new round of funding to develop ideas for TV, film, and digital platforms. Mayor Richard Parker has announced that the West Midlands IP Fund will reopen for applications later this month, offering grants of up to £20,000. The fund has…
A landmark Victorian building in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter has been restored and converted into stylish new homes, following major investment from the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA). Mayor Richard Parker visited the newly completed Great Hampton Street Works this week, 15 months after first touring the site when it was still an unheated warehouse…
Two major education institutions in Coventry are set to see their fuel bills significantly reduced under pioneering renewable energy plans spearheaded by West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker. Coventry College and Sidney Stringer Academy are installing solar panels as part of a wider initiative to create one of the UK’s first Net Zero Neighbourhoods in Hillfields,…
Health officials in Adamawa State are racing to investigate a mysterious flesh-eating disease that has emerged in Malabo, a rural community in Fufore Local Government Area. The condition, described by residents as beginning with a painful boil that bursts and rapidly destroys surrounding skin and tissue, has already affected about 30 people as of early…
Mayor Richard Parker has announced another major investment in social and affordable housing as part of his “Homes for Everyone” priority, confirming that a derelict industrial site in Acocks Green will be transformed into new homes for local families. The redevelopment on Warwick Road will deliver 32 social rent homes and 14 rent-to-buy properties, constructed…
A new design has been released showcasing the layout of the car and taxi drop-off zone at the upcoming Moseley Village Railway Station, ahead of major road works set to prepare the area for the next phase of construction. The station is one of three currently being built along the historic Camp Hill Line, which…
If you own an Android device, this may be the most useful update you’ll read all year. The popular security app TotalAV has just rolled out new features, making it one of the most comprehensive and affordable ways to protect your phone in 2025. With smartphones now functioning like pocket-sized computers, more people are storing…
South Korea has formally appealed to Washington to ease visa restrictions for its citizens, following mass arrests in the United States that have caused public outcry and heightened tensions between the two allies. The arrests, which reportedly involved dozens of South Korean nationals accused of overstaying short-term visas or working illegally, have prompted a wave…
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