Local business news for the Midlands and beyond
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...
A football team from Market Rasen kicked off the season in a brand new kit, thanks to an award-winning developer.
Leading Shropshire construction firm McPhillips continues to invest in a home-grown workforce by signing up three young people from Telford to its award-winning apprenticeship programme.
Shropshire’s largest construction company, McPhillips, is helping to transform the lives of elderly residents through a dedicated wellbeing programme.
A 19-year-old groundworker apprentice from leading Shropshire construction company McPhillips has been recognised regionally as an up and coming talent in the industry.
A leading head and neck cancer charity has welcomed a new patient safety initiative being rolled out across the NHS in England.
The Get A-Head Charitable Trust, which funds research, education and equipment to fight head and neck diseases, particularly cancer, has praised the introduction of Jess’ Rule as a significant step forward in improving early diagnosis rates.
Employers across the region were today urged to throw their weight behind new moves to transform work experience for youngsters.
The Marches Careers Hub is helping spearhead the introduction of a new modern approach to work experience, under which secondary school pupils will be offered up to 50 hours of experiences of the workplace with employers across their time in school.
A leading engineering firm has reinforced its commitment to STEM education with a grant to help grow eco-scientists of the future.
Hundreds of children in Shropshire have benefited from a pioneering mental wellbeing project thanks to the support of construction company McPhillips.
A Cornwall mother is urging people not to ignore persistent nasal symptoms after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer that was eroding the base of her skull. Claire Barbery, 51, from Newquay, nearly cancelled the hospital appointment that...