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Birmingham council edges closer to £250m NEC Group ‘sale of the century’

Birmingham council edges closer to £250m NEC Group ‘sale of the century’

Birmingham Council to consider selling its NEC Group shareholding

Birmingham Council to consider selling its NEC Group shareholding

Goodbye boring M42 Corridor: hello to racy UK Central

Goodbye boring M42 Corridor: hello to racy UK Central

Clancy in pledge to slash £80m from council’s Capita paycheque

Clancy in pledge to slash £80m from council’s Capita paycheque

Sale of the century revving up for take off

Sale of the century revving up for take off

Black Country LEP unveils £120m growth plan to create 6,000 manufacturing jobs

Black Country LEP unveils £120m growth plan to create 6,000 manufacturing jobs 5

Pickles to tell West Mids police: ‘Hold a referendum if you want council tax to rise by 6p a week’

Pickles to tell West Mids police: ‘Hold a referendum if you want council tax to rise by 6p a week’ 2

Bailey v Ward row goes ‘toxic’ as Service Birmingham-Capita contract row rumbles on

Bailey v Ward row goes ‘toxic’ as Service Birmingham-Capita contract row rumbles on 11

Police watchdog urged to substantiate ‘Shariah law is rife’ in Midlands claim

Police watchdog urged to substantiate ‘Shariah law is rife’ in Midlands claim 30

Students and journalists wanted to design Lord Mayor’s website, but don’t expect to get paid

Students and journalists wanted to design Lord Mayor’s website, but don’t expect to get paid 13

Birmingham Mobility Action Plan gets guarded welcome from business groups

Birmingham Mobility Action Plan gets guarded welcome from business groups 3

Nine Birmingham city council officials shared £1.6m redundancy pot

Nine Birmingham city council officials shared £1.6m redundancy pot 10

Eric Pickles announces £21m regeneration boost for Birmingham and the Black Country

Eric Pickles announces £21m regeneration boost for Birmingham and the Black Country 2

£3,000 ‘golden hello’ payment plan for Birmingham social workers hits a glitch

£3,000 ‘golden hello’ payment plan for Birmingham social workers hits a glitch 6

Booming London makes case for devolution, but whose fingers are pulling the strings?

Booming London makes case for devolution, but whose fingers are pulling the strings? 6

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