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McPhillips builds for the future as new Cornerstone Employer
·Employment, HR & Recruitment

McPhillips builds for the future as new Cornerstone Employer

Shropshire company of the year McPhillips has thrown its weight behind a scheme to support local schools and colleges to produce the workforce of the future. The Telford-based construction firm has become a Marches Career Hub Cornerstone Employer - helping bridge the gap between education and the workplace. Cornerstone Employers work with the careers hub to ensure all young people in the area have the opportunities they need to be prepared and inspired for the world of work. Managing director Pa

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Budget fails to restore confidence
·Banking & Financial Services

Budget fails to restore confidence

Sophie Horgan, director of award-winning Horgan Homes and the UK’s Best Small Housebuilder at the WhatHouse? Awards 2023, said today’s Budget would fail to restore confidence in the Chancellor. Sophie - whose Midlands-based company has built a reputation for the quality of its work - described the Chancellor’s speech as a ‘sticking plaster’ Budget which did not address the key issues holding back the UK economy. “I’m afraid any confidence in this Budget and this chancellor was fatally undermined

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Law firm says Budget unlikely to boost business confidence
·Banking & Financial Services

Law firm says Budget unlikely to boost business confidence

The chief executive of one of the Midlands fastest-growing law firms said today’s Budget was unlikely to provide the business community with the confidence it needs to thrive. Neil Lloyd, head of FBC Manby Bowdler which has offices in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Knowle, Shropshire and Worcestershire, said Rachel Reeves had damaged her credibility with a series of U-turns before today’s speech. Neil, who is also chairman of the Training and Manufacturing Group, said: “The Chancellor found herself

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AMufacture heads to Metstrade with global giant HP
·Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering

AMufacture heads to Metstrade with global giant HP

Leading UK additive manufacturer AMufacture is set to make its biggest appearance yet at one of the marine industry’s leading trade shows. The Portsmouth-based additive manufacturing specialist has doubled the size of its stand at Metstrade 2025 in Amsterdam - and joined forces with global technology leader HP to showcase how 3D printing is transforming the marine industry. AMufacture - which was founded by Craig Pyser and Will Howden in 2018 - has enjoyed rapid growth and developed into the lea

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Aviramp signs breakthrough five-year deal with global giant dnata
·Travel, Tourism & Hospitality

Aviramp signs breakthrough five-year deal with global giant dnata

Global aviation ramp specialist Aviramp has signed a five-year deal with one of the world’s largest and most influential ground handling companies. UK-based Aviramp completed the deal with global powerhouse dnata at this year’s Dubai Airshow, where it demonstrated one of its pioneering solar-powered ramps in partnership with the firm. The procurement contract means that dnata bases anywhere in the world can now order direct from Aviramp without the need for a tender process. dnata operates in mo

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Field Studies Council welcomes outdoor learning focus for school curriculum as a positive step
·Education, Training & Research

Field Studies Council welcomes outdoor learning focus for school curriculum as a positive step

The Field Studies Council has welcomed government measures which will give school children time in nature and access to outdoor activities as a positive step. By announcing plans under the curriculum review for an enrichment entitlement to become a core part of all children’s education, the charity said the government had acknowledged the importance of outdoor learning for young people’s development and wellbeing. Mark Castle, chief executive of the Field Studies Council, said: “We are encourage

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Forest school revamp brings outdoor learning to life
·Education, Training & Research

Forest school revamp brings outdoor learning to life

Pond dipping is back on the curriculum at Sutton Park Primary School in Kidderminster, thanks to award winning construction firm McPhillips. Working on behalf of Wyre Forest District Council, a team from McPhillips has revitalised the forest school area in the school grounds. The revamped space includes the enhancement of an existing pond and the addition of a variety of new plants all aimed at encouraging local wildlife and supporting hands-on environmental learning. This initiative forms part

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Field Studies Council welcomes Lords’ vote to prevent biodiversity loss through development
·Energy, Utilities & Sustainability

Field Studies Council welcomes Lords’ vote to prevent biodiversity loss through development

The Field Studies Council has welcomed a crucial House of Lords vote on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, calling it a vital step for biodiversity, environmental education, and the future of sustainable development in England. The charity - a specialist provider of environmental education and biodiversity training - said that protecting diverse habitats and landscapes was fundamental to both environmental health and educational opportunity and the vote delivered a clear message to Government

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Aviramp to be showcased at world’s biggest aviation show
·Aerospace, Aviation & Defence

Aviramp to be showcased at world’s biggest aviation show

UK aviation pioneer Aviramp will have one of its award-winning step-free aircraft boarding ramps showcased at the world’s biggest airshow for the first time this year. Ground handling giant dnata will display an Aviramp Continental solar-powered ramp alongside a flydubai Boeing 737-800 at the Dubai Airshow. And dnata has invited Aviramp founder and chief executive Graham Corfield and head of global sales Adam Corfield along to the show to mark the occasion. Graham said: “Dnata have very kindly i

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Law firm invests in the next generation of talent
·Legal, M&A & Corporate Governance

Law firm invests in the next generation of talent

West Midlands law firm FBC Manby Bowdler is investing in the next generation of legal talent, appointing three newly qualified solicitors and awarding a further five training and apprenticeship roles. Lawyers Maddison Elwell, Victoria Farmer and Stewart Harris all qualified in September 2025. Mia Jones joins as an apprentice solicitor in Litigation and Oliver Bennett an apprentice solicitor in the Family team; Raeesa Ahmed is now a trainee solicitor in the Wills, Probate & Lifetime Planning team

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Showhome open at stylish new Horgan Homes development in Lincolnshire
Mareham Le Fen September 29 2025··Property, Construction & Infrastructure

Showhome open at stylish new Horgan Homes development in Lincolnshire

An award-winning housebuilder has launched its first development of bespoke homes in Lincolnshire with the unveiling of a new showhome. Horgan Homes says its new St Helen’s Place development at Mareham-Le-Fen will address a shortage of high-quality bungalows in the county and bring its stunning trademark style to a new audience. St Helen’s Place will feature 30 two, three and four-bedroom contemporary bungalows and is Horgan Homes’ first large-scale residential development outside its West Midla

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CES partners with solar giant to help businesses with net zero transition
·Energy, Utilities & Sustainability

CES partners with solar giant to help businesses with net zero transition

Leading Midlands’ electrical services company CES has been named a Premier Partner by industry-leading provider of innovative solar energy solutions TCL SunPower Global, helping UK businesses make the transition to greener, cheaper energy. CES - formerly known as Collison Electrical Services - has built an established reputation for delivering high-performing medium to large scale solar projects across the UK, and is looking to strengthen that through the collaboration with TCL SunPower Global.

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Bold move for Chamber as it appoints new PR expertise
Black Country August 2025··Marketing, Advertising & PR

Bold move for Chamber as it appoints new PR expertise

The Black Country Chamber of Commerce has appointed new public relations specialists as it looks to strengthen its position as the voice of business in the region. Be Bold Media, a BCCC member for more than five years, won a competitive pitch process alongside Cucumber PR to clinch the contract, bringing their combined expertise to support the Chamber’s communications needs. Be Bold’s Amy Bould and long-time collaborator Russ Cockburn, of Cucumber PR, have worked together to deliver PR and commu

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Citizen scientists spot nearly 2,000 signs of spring across Britain
England nationwide 26 Aug··Energy, Utilities & Sustainability

Citizen scientists spot nearly 2,000 signs of spring across Britain

Eager wildlife watchers across Britain recorded almost 2,000 sightings in the second annual Signs of Spring survey, led by Shropshire-based charity Field Studies Council with the Royal Society of Biology. The nationwide citizen science project captured 1,942 observations between January and mid-June, helping scientists track seasonal changes and potential climate impacts. Dan Asaw, biodiversity training programme team leader at the Field Studies Council, which has its headquarters based at Prest

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