Spine-chilling fun this half term at Birmingham museums
BMAG Halloween Monster Party Come and take part in some spine-chilling fun with the whole family this October half term at Birmingham Museums. Here’s a full rundown of the ghoulish…
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Full weight of Government must tackle disability employment gap
Neil Heslop, Chief Executive at Leonard Cheshire Disabled people are falling out of employment at alarming rates and must be at the heart of plans for the economy, Leonard Cheshire…
Worcester City Council rings changes with bin lorry messages
Spedian’s changeable graphics fit the bill for Worcester’s seasonal campaigns A seasonal publicity campaign warning people not to feed gulls has been rolled out in an historic city that, despite…
Staff at GT3 Architects raise more than £2500 for charity
L-R: Riders at GT3 Architects: Matt McCreith, Paolo Coyle, Luke Willett, Steve Mirtle and Jodie Chapman Community conscious staff at GT3 architects battled difficult conditions to raise more than £2,500…
Don’t miss out! Last chance for early bird entry into Acorns Santa Run
Time is running out for people to take advantage of the early bird entry special for Acorns Santa Run – coming back to Birmingham this December! Families are urged not…
Trowers & Hamlins bolster Real Estate team with key lateral hire
Fiona Thomson International law firm Trowers & Hamlins has strengthened its real estate offering, recruiting partner Fiona Thomson. Fiona joins the firm’s Birmingham office from DLA Piper, bringing with her…
Remit apprentices ‘dress down’ to raise cash for suicide prevention charity
Apprentices and staff at Remit’s Automotive Academy have donated £600 to their latest chosen charity, thanks to loose change collections from ‘dress down Friday’. The academy, based in the heart…
Kettering HR firm secures contract with local charity
L-R: Claudia Slabon, Chief Executive at Service Six and Alex Butt, HR Consultant at HR Solutions HR Solutions of Kettering has secured a contract with Service Six, a Wellingborough-based charity…
Career opportunities in the East of England are unequal as a reult of mental health
Yvonne Smyth Close to half (45%) of professionals in the East of England believe there is unequal access to career progression opportunities because of mental health More than two in…
Pure gold for Shropshire telecoms firm
Pure Telecom The Champagne is flowing as staff celebrate working for a Shropshire firm with the golden touch. Pure Telecom in Shrewsbury has received the Investors in People (IIP) Gold…
Innes England donates to local school to raise literacy standards
L-R: Tim Garratt, Chairman, Innes England; Rebecca Gittins, Headteacher, Welbeck Primary School; Matthew Hannah, MD, Innes England and two Welbeck pupils – Amanda and Haroon Award-winning commercial property agency Innes…
Businesses urged to put staff wellbeing at the forefront by encouraging use of Employee Assistance Programmes for World Mental Health Day
Eugene Farrell, Chair of the Employee Assistance Programme Association To mark World Mental Health Day today, the UK’s association for Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs) is calling on businesses to do…