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Black Country Skills Factory celebrates 5 years success in developing skills
Set up in 2013, the Black Country Skills Factory is celebrating five years of addressing skills shortages in the five transformational sectors in the Black Country including Advanced Manufacturing, Transport
Champions to Support Business Week
Members of Wolverhampton’s Business Champions are supporting the City’s Business Week. The annual programme of events celebrates business growth in the city with a series of events and celebrations between
Advances with Wolves: a city that is going places
Wolverhampton was recently awash with black and gold as the city celebrated its beloved football team, Wolverhampton Wanderers, once again taking its (rightful) place in the Premier League. But the
Wolverhampton’s new market buzzing with customers on first day of trading
Punters old and new flocked to Wolverhampton's £4.9 million market on 17th July as it opened to the public for the first time. The new market was teeming with customers
Council Appoints New Managing Director
City of Wolverhampton Council has appointed Business Champion member, Tim Johnson, as new managing director at a meeting of all 60 councillors on Wednesday 18th July. It follows a rigorous
Deputy Vice Chancellor joins delegates to launch Annual Report
A University of Wolverhampton Deputy Vice-Chancellor joined the Marches Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to launch their Annual Report at Westminster recently. Professor Ian Oakes, who also chairs the Wolverhampton Business
Old Gold, New Challenge
Wolves can reveal the home and away kits to be worn for the club’s return to the Premier League in 2018/19 - the first produced by global sportswear giant adidas.
Leading property consultancy moves into Wolverhampton
Leading property consultancy firm RPS moves back into the city, reopening a former office on the Tettenhall Road. The Wolverhampton office, now home to Architecture, Civil Engineering, Building Services and
Galliford Try take on two major city housing schemes
City of Wolverhampton Council has welcomed Galliford Try Partnerships as the new developer on 2 of its major housing regeneration sites in the city. The move comes after the leading
