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A Midlands-based student accommodation company has announced a £30 million investment into Nottingham.

Study Inn Group, which manages more than 1800 student rooms across the UK, has acquired Lambert House in Talbot Street, currently the home of Experian.

A Coventry-based company is celebrating its 10th anniversary by announcing a major £20 million investment.

Study Inn Group, which has created and manages more than 1,800 student rooms across the UK, is to regenerate a landmark gateway building in Loughborough.

Following the huge success of the first Mayor’s Community Weekend last year, communities across the West Midlands are being given double the cash to host celebrations this summer.

Over 1,700 games enthusiasts, students and industry professionals flocked to the Spa Centre and Royal Leamington Spa College for the inaugural ‘Interactive Futures’ Games Festival.

A regionally co-ordinated cycling strategy with funding targeted at 26 priority routes has been backed by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).

The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) says it wants to “see the world through the eyes” of young people - after its board approved funding for a new Youth Combined Authority (YCA).

A consultation has been launched over plans to use new powers to tackle anti-social behaviour on the buses.

The economic benefit Coventry’s two universities bring to the city have been revealed in a new piece of work.

The Prime Minister met with business leaders from England’s Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) today to track progress on their work with government to boost economic growth for communities across the country.

This month, alongside the usual Programme updates, we include links to our partner surveys and case studies from our programmes.

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