Wolverhampton Business News

Wolverhampton is a city in the West Midlands. Its surrounding areas include Birmingham, Dudley, Walsall and Bloxwich. It has a vibrant business community and the following businesses are proud to be local. Read our business news to stay up to date on the latest happenings in the city. The Guardian newspaper closed its Wolverhampton printing plant in 2011. The company voluntarily redeployed 50 employees in April 2006. Visit web site for more about Wolverhampton.

The city's business community is buzzing with growth, as the new City Ideas Fund and a £30 million Relight Business Programme grant are both supporting new and existing businesses. The regeneration scheme is also helping tackle youth unemployment. The City of Wolverhampton has a strong focus on boosting its business community. The economy has never been stronger, and this is reflected in the growth of businesses. The city is one of the most popular places to live in the UK.

The business community is proud of its local companies. For example, the logistics firm Pallet-Track has signed a sponsorship deal with St Basils. It's a great way to give back to the community and get involved in a good cause. The company has also added Chris Ellis to its board. Founded in 2009, Jatt Life has grown to become a leading name in the city. The city also has a thriving university.

In the last year, the business community has been celebrating a number of achievements. The Express & Star Business and Finance Paper features a story about Hague Fasteners Limited, which has broken records in export turnover and investment in young apprentice schemes. The paper also covers the city's economic and social landscape. There is an influx of foreign students to the city, as the university is an excellent destination for international student studies.

In 2014, the city hosted a four-day international conference, called the Wolverhampton International Conference. The conference was broadcast through the internet, with the help of a local company, Stones Throw Media. Its website also includes a link to its SIC or NAICS code. Besides that, the city's community is thriving with a range of businesses. With a growing population and an expanding economy, the city is a vital hub for many local businesses.

The city has a growing reputation for green and low-carbon technologies. In fact, its business community is a major driver of those technologies. During the last year, the city has been the home of the annual "Big SleepOut." During this event, the university's chief executive, Caroline Green, will sleep in a cardboard box for 12 hours, raising funds for the youth homeless charity. The events are free and open to the public.

During the year, WELL Training has added four new key members to its team. Its new team strengthens its coaching team and business management line-up. Samantha Mason has joined the company as Operations Manager, while Rachel Thomas joins the company as an Operations Manager. The company has a total of 110 employees. Its employees are proud of the local entrepreneurial spirit, and the business environment is booming. Its latest hires reflect this.

The fast-growing luxury vodka brand Jatt Life has announced the appointment of Chris Ellis as non-executive director. The company has also hired Gateley's Legal, one of the leading dealmaking law firms in the UK. After 11 years, Adrian Faber announced his resignation from the company. In April 2013, he was replaced by Keith Harrison, who remained editor-in-chief. The newspaper was founded by the Graham family.