Tamlyn Jones
Business Journalist at Birmingham Mail
Business Journalist at BusinessLive UK
Shropshire lad exiled in Birmingham. Business editor & part-time gig reviewer @BusinessLiveWM @BusinessLive (part of Reach plc). Views my own #buyapaper
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tamlyn Jones
A manufacturer has moved a step closer to starting work on a huge new facility in north Birmingham after securing consent for its first planning submission. Rockwool has won the green light for its so-called 'Section 73' application for its proposed new factory on the Peddimore industrial park in Minworth. The company makes stone wool products like building insulation, acoustic ceilings and external cladding for sectors such as construction, marine and offshore.
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tamlyn Jones
The famous North Stand at Villa Park football stadium will be refurbished and expanded, Aston Villa have confirmed. The Premier League club said it planned to increase its capacity from around 5,000 to more than 12,000 seats without having to close it during the season in the £100 million project. It will also take the overall capacity of Villa Park from just below 43,000 to more than 50,000.
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2 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tamlyn Jones
Work is poised to start on a huge new industrial development in the West Midlands which could create around 1,000 jobs. Panattoni, the US-headquartered developer of industrial property, is behind the £135 million Panattoni Park Coventry project which recently secured consent. The scheme will comprise a 540,000 sq ft unit which will be built speculatively and be ready for occupation in autumn 2026.
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3 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tamlyn Jones
An advertising agency has secured a new client as it celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. M3.agency, which has offices in Birmingham, Albrighton and London, has won a new brief from Holdcroft Motor Group. The family-owned motor dealership, which has more than 28 locations across Staffordshire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, West Midlands and Warwickshire, wanted a new approach as it embarked on a digital transformation.
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3 weeks ago |
business-live.co.uk | Tamlyn Jones
A global legal services firm whose roots date back to the 1880s in Birmingham has moved to a new office in the city. Intellectual property specialist Marks & Clerk has relocated to a new base at 45 Church Street. The firm advises university spinouts, small companies and large corporations on matters of intellectual property, working in sectors such as automotive, life sciences, chemistry, electronics, food and drink and manufacturing.
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