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- Aug 17, 2026
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Childcare provider awarded B Corp certification (opens the original)
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A childcare provider has been awarded B Corp certification in recognition of its social and environmental standards. Partou, a UK childcare provider which operates Alexandra Day Nursery and Pre-school in Redditch, joins a global network of more than 10,000 organisations committed to meeting high standards of performance, accountability, and transparency, with around 2,700 B Corps in the UK. Kirsty Jackson, co-managing director, said: "We're proud that Partou has achieved B Corp certification. "I
Bromsgrove charity shortlisted for BBC 'Make a Difference' award (opens the original)
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A charity has been shortlisted for a regional award. HB9, also known as The Harry Bennett Foundation, is a finalist in the Active Award category at the BBC Hereford and Worcester Make a Difference Awards, which celebrates people who make a significant difference to their communities through sport and physical activity. Andy Bennett, founder of HB9, received the surprise announcement from BBC Hereford and Worcester presenter Nina Das Gupta during the charity’s third annual Golf Day at Bromsgrove
Hotel and conference centre introduces new sustainability measures (opens the original)
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Hillscourt Hotel and Conference Centre has introduced a range of new sustainability measures. The venue has rolled out the changes to reduce its environmental impact and support eco-friendly operations across its services. A key part of the initiative includes replacing plastic key cards with walnut alternatives, introducing refillable bathroom products, and switching to pens made from recycled materials. The hotel now serves filtered water in jugs rather than bottled water for conference delega
MP voices strong opposition to plans to merge West Mercia and West Midlands (opens the original)
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Bromsgrove’s MP has voiced strong opposition to plans to merge police forces. Bradley Thomas, who represents Bromsgrove and the Villages, wrote to the Home Secretary after running a survey of residents on proposals that could see 43 police forces in England and Wales reduced to just 12. The plan, which Mr Thomas says was not in the Government’s manifesto, is under review by Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe, who is expected to deliver recommendations to the Home Secretary by the summer. Mr Thomas said: "I
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