Tech market entry support program opens in the West Midlands
The programme will offer support to international tech companies looking to be based in the region
Source: thebusinessdesk.com
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The Engineer - Overseas companies encouraged to join West Midlands Global Growth Programme
The West Midlands Growth Company is looking to attract overseas companies into the region with the launch of its 2024 Global Growth Programme.
Source: theengineer.co.uk
Tesla eyes up business park for car servicing base
Elon Musk's EV giant plans to move in to a unit on Wolverhampton Science Park.
Kevin Ayrton Phillip Walker Elon Musk City Of Wolverhampton Council Mammoth Drive Wolverhampton Science Park
Source: yahoo.com
Wolverhampton to receive up to £20m for Green Innovation Corridor
The city is looking to capitalise on sustainable construction
United Kingdom West Midlands United Kingdom General Cllr Stephen Simkins National Centre For Sustainable Construction University Of Wolverhampton
Source: thebusinessdesk.com
West Midlands councils back 5G accelerator
Topics A group of local authorities in the West Midlands are preparing to support a number of accelerator projects on the use of 5G in smart cities. The programme is being run by the 5PRING consortium and involves providing later stage start-ups with support in developing new 5G solutions to deal with challenges around health and social care, public services, public safety, and social and events. Experts from councils in the region will provide support for the chosen start-ups in developing th...
United Kingdom Black Country West Midlands United Kingdom General Raj Mack University Of Wolverhampton Science Park
Source: ukauthority.com
New playground approved for Wolverhampton Grammar School juniors
Plans to transform an area of paved land at Wolverhampton Grammar School into a colourful playground for younger pupils have been given the go-ahead.
Source: expressandstar.com