Midlands Business Insider

2 days ago | insidermedia.com | Jennifer O'Keeffe

According to the Independent Water Commission review published on 3 June, the water sector in England and Wales is "failing and needs stronger regulation to better protect billpayers and the environment." In the much-anticipated interim report, the problems in the water industry are the "fault of companies, the government and industry regulators." Sir Jon Cunliffe, the chair of the commission said: “There is no simple, single change, no matter how radical, that will deliver the fundamental...

2 days ago | insidermedia.com | Stephen Emerson

A new collaboration has proven wind turbine parts can be remanufactured instead of scrapped. Login or create a free account to continue reading Along with other useful benefits, this content is only available to registered users. The good news is that it takes just seconds to register. Why do I need to do this?

2 days ago | insidermedia.com | Stephen Emerson

An Australian tech firm that donates all profits to charity is expanding into the UK. Login or create a free account to continue reading Along with other useful benefits, this content is only available to registered users. The good news is that it takes just seconds to register. Why do I need to do this?

2 days ago | insidermedia.com | Daniel Face

A medical practice due to open in Oxford next year has chosen its centre director. Rachel Boxall joins Welbeck Health Partners to oversee the development of its new £30m centre in Jordan Hill, set to create approximately 100 jobs. The practice will provide services in heart health, lung health, digestive health, urology, gynaecology, ear, nose and throat clinics, orthopaedics and diagnostic imaging.

2 days ago | insidermedia.com | Daniel Face

Property consultancy Vail Williams has found new uses – and tenants – for three outdated office buildings at Crawley's Manor Royal Business Park. The firm acted on behalf of landlord Commercial Freehold & Investments Ltd, which sought advice on options for its redundant stock in the Northwood Park area of the estate. The three buildings – Sackville, Swift and Kingfisher Houses – were older style office buildings not suited to the demands of modern occupiers.