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Thanks to everyone who stepped out in sub-zero temperatures this morning for the Finchlinks Business Breakfast at Cafe Buzz in North Finchley. Ther...

Five chocolate sardines on sale in Shepherd’s Food. For the bargain price of £9.95.

Three events mark the start of Christmas festivities in Crosspool this weekend. On Saturday 1 December from 10am-2pm Crosspool WI hosts a Christmas...

Tomorrow (24 November), things will be distinctly festive in Moseley. As well as the usual Farmers and Art Market at the end of the month, there wi...

Just a quick follow up from yesterday’s post: Hugh Flouch of Harringay Online has agreed to speak at the first of our three planned Business ...

As promised, here are the details of those business breakfast meetups. All welcome – and remember, IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT PARKING!!!! All ...

Here's my weekly round-up of local news for 5 - 11 November --- Martin Young's latest planning application for 29 Old High Street was withdrawn at ...

Walking around Birmingham you may notice a few unusual window displays in some of the empty shops. These have all been done for Unique in Birmingha...

 In this weeks Preston Past we take a look at the south side of Fishergate from where it meets with Church Street and continues in a westerly direc...

Below is a bullet point summary of Thursday’s meeting. Download April 26 2012 Open Meeting bullet points (PDF, 78KB) Matters arising Benty La...

Replacement of the Vauxhall Garage with a food retail store. Here's what the developers have to say about it on their website: The proposed develop...

On Tuesday, we held what may become known as ‘The Inaugural Finchley Business Breakfast’ at Cafe Buzz on the High Road. There was a mod...

We’ve just noticed this over the shopping precinct at Kingstanding Circle: It’s very large — over 6 feet (2 metres) t...

Cafe Buzz is holding an informal business breakfast for local traders next Tuesday. In case you’re interested, there’s also a LinkedIn ...

News on art, broad street, building, clubs, colmore row, crime, digbeth, economy, hotels, new street, opera, shops, snow hill, technology, and tran...

News on clubs, colmore row, digbeth, shops, and transport

Another week on and another Council Budget agreed with pledge to spend £12million and complete Hanley Ring Road, after the last proposal for ...

Brentwood Borough Council has replied to residents who voiced their concerns over possible car parking charges in the village and has claimed they ...

News on brindleyplace, crime, culture, economy, leisure, music, and shops

News on digbeth, jewellery quarter, leisure, new street, and shops.

News on crime, hurst street, leisure, new street, protest, shops, transport, and weather.

Just a quick additional post on the report that was circulated at the recent Business Forum event (next one is on Thursday). This table particularl...

I’ve fought the temptation to write too much here about the issue of Parking – mainly because it is one of those issues that seems to p...

I’ve now had the minutes from the North Finchley Business Forum meeting the other week. You can download the whole thing here if you like (PD...

From Sue, on Betfred’s reapplication to open another betting shop on Deptford High Street. If you don’t want any more betting shops in ...

Work on the new Travelodge hotel continues in the heart of Teddington and the first signs of external changes have started to appear – the br...

Last week, I posted a write-up of the North Finchley Business Forum meeting at the Arts Depot. A survey of local businesses was circulated at that ...

Thanks to Helen at Cafe Buzz, we can announce the first of our Social Media Surgeries on the 8th November (5.30pm – 7.30pm). Book your place ...

I’ve had an email from Mike Berry of Leisure Games on Ballards Lane about an Open Gaming Day at the shop on Saturday 29th October. On the day...

You are invited to the launch of the second edition of the town's shopping guide on: Tuesday 18th October, 7- 9pm, at the Memorial Hall Please brin...