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Sacked Black Country poultry firm staff head to London

FORMER 2 Sisters employees protesting against the dismissal of 59 staff at the poultry processing plant are travelling to London today to stage demonstrations outside a flagship branch of Marks & Spencer.Read

FSB warns postal strikes could be last straw for small firms

FURTHER Royal Mail strikes could be the last straw for small businesses whose cash flow has already been eaten into by the recession, according to a local business body.Read

Viral Romeo is a winner for Warwickshire \n

IT’S a Midland match made in digital heaven.Read

Viral Romeo is a winner for Warwickshire \n

IT’S a Midland match made in digital heaven.Read

Viral Romeo is a winner for Warwickshire

IT’S a Midland match made in digital heaven.Read

Nightclub chain Luminar hit by youngsters staying at home

THE nightclub chain which owns the Jam House and Oceana has seen earnings slump as high levels of youth unemployment force young clubbers to stay at home.Read

Jobs threat at forensic science lab in Birmingham

UP to 170 jobs were today under threat after it emerged a key city-centre forensic science lab which helps detectives solve crimes is being closed down.Read

Nightclub chain Luminar hit by youngsters staying at home

THE nightclub chain which owns the Jam House and Oceana has seen earnings slump as high levels of youth unemployment force young clubbers to stay at home.Read

Jobs threat at forensic science lab in Birmingham

UP to 170 jobs were today under threat after it emerged a key city-centre forensic science lab which helps detectives solve crimes is being closed down.Read

Ambassador group set to buy chain of theatres, including Birmingham's Alexandra

A DEAL is thought to be imminent which would see Birmingham’s Alexandra Theatre sold to a national theatre firm which owns a string of West End venues.Read

By Anna Blackaby

BLEAK predictions that youth unemployment could this week surge past the one million mark have fuelled fears the West Midland economy will still be scarred when the economy bounces back.Read

By Anna Blackaby

BLEAK predictions that youth unemployment could this week surge past the one million mark have fuelled fears the West Midland economy will still be scarred when the economy bounces back.Read

Cadbury plays down ‘racism’ claims over cocoa advert

CADBURY today brushed off accusations of racial stereotyping in its new advert to promote fair trade Dairy Milk bars featuring a giant African tribal head.Read

Fears youth employment will blight West Midlands for years

BLEAK predictions that youth unemployment could this week surge past the one million mark have fuelled fears the West Midland economy will still be scarred when the economy bounces back.Read

Redditch-based Halfords sees sales rise as British public holidays at home

HOLIDAYMAKERS enjoying a break in the British countryside helped Redditch-based Halfords achieve an increase in sales last quarter.Read

Redditch-based Halfords sees sales rise as British public holidays at home

HOLIDAYMAKERS enjoying a break in the British countryside helped Redditch-based Halfords achieve an increase in sales last quarter.Read

Birmingham, biggest mover in European league table, second to London for UK business

BIRMINGHAM is the biggest mover in an influential league table of European cities, eclipsing Manchester to become second only to London in the UK for business.Read

Birmingham, biggest mover in European league table, second to London for UK business

BIRMINGHAM is the biggest mover in an influential league table of European cities, eclipsing Manchester to become second only to London in the UK for business.Read

Birmingham is second only to London for UK business

BIRMINGHAM is the biggest mover in an influential league table of European cities, eclipsing Manchester to become second only to London in the UK for business.Read

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