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Rising Knowle actor takes leading role in crime film - The Solihull Observer

2 months ago | solihullobserver.co.uk

A RISING Knowle actor is set to star on the silver screen in crime film Cookster - The Darkest Days.
Solihull MPs divided over Assisted Dying Bill

Nov 29, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk | Liam Byrne MP

Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst MP (Conservative) for Solihull West and Shirley voted in favour of the bill. Liam Byrne MP (Labour) for Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North and Saqib Bhatti MP (Conservative) for Meriden and Solihull East voted against. The bill made it through in this afternoon’s vote by 330 votes to 275. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill 2024-25 went before the House of Commons after being brought by Kim Leadbetter MP as a Private Members’ Bill.
Men arrested on suspicion of stealing carp at Earlswood Lakes - The Solihull Observer

Nov 11, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk

TWO men have been arrested on suspicion of stealing carp from Earlswood Lakes in Solihull.
“I was bullied at school because of my glasses and never felt confident in my glasses, but now eye surgery has restored my confidence” - The Solihull Observer

Jun 18, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk

Leading businesswoman has implantable contact lens procedure.
Foster re-dedicates himself to residents after being re-elected as West Midlands PCC

May 8, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk | Tom Byrne

He won by 327,844 votes while his conservatice rival, Tom Byrne, received 86,017 votes. The turnout was 29.5 per cent of the region’s voting population. The election was a two-horse race and was based on the first-past-the-post voting system, meaning whoever secured the most votes, wins. Mr Foster, said: “I thank each and every single one of the people who have placed their faith and trust in me, by voting to re-elect me as their Police and Crime Commissioner.
Finance Expert Reveals The Cost Of Attending Euro 2024 - The Solihull Observer

May 1, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk

Finance Expert Reveals The Cost Of Attending Euro 2024
Have your say on who you trust to clean up crime in West Midlands

Apr 30, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk | Tom Byrne

Two candidates have put their hats in the ring for West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner. The Conservative candidate, Tom Byrne, will be looking to displace current Labour PCC Simon Foster. During his time in office, Labour PCC Simon Foster has recruited 1,451 additional police officers, invested 570 police officers into community policing and delivered faster emergency response times.
Technology Strategies to Empower Your Small Business: A Guide to Competitive Advantage

Jan 16, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk | Michael Deane

In the swiftly evolving digital era, technology stands as a cornerstone for the growth and sustainability of small businesses. The integration of innovative technological solutions enables enterprises to enhance operations, improve customer engagement, and remain competitive.
Maximising Business Growth in the Digital Era: Key Strategies for Sustainable Expansion

Jan 16, 2024 | solihullobserver.co.uk | Michael Deane

In the digital era, businesses are finding that traditional growth strategies are rapidly being complemented or even replaced with new methods driven by the latest technological advances. Companies that harness the power of digital technologies can secure a significant competitive advantage, enabling them to reach new consumers, streamline their operations, and innovate at speed.
Solihull headteachers call Government to address smartphone addiction - The Solihull Observer

Dec 29, 2023 | solihullobserver.co.uk

To help tackle the issue locally, both schools will also be educating Year 6 pupils about the potential dangers surrounding mobile phone use as part of their transition to secondary school work.