Tamlyn Jones is the Midlands Business Editor at BusinessLive. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, business and economics, and corporate events, with a particular focus on commercial real estate and entrepreneurship. Tamlyn's work has been featured in Insider.co.uk, Birmingham Live, MSN, Yahoo News UK, and several other prominent publications.
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Tamlyn's coverage heavily focuses on local business and industry news, particularly in the Birmingham and West Midlands area. She often features press releases and private sector announcements, indicating an interest in new developments within companies.
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Shropshire campus will be showing family friendly Disney at the end of July
By: Tamlyn Jones
Newly published report says a focus on fields such as construction and manufacturing are vital to boosting the county's economy
Household name is coming to south Shropshire town centre to launch in the former home of Original Factory Shop
By: Tamlyn Jones
Joule's acquired the building, which dates back to 1845, just over two years ago
The Dog Nanny Shropshire has been handed industry recognition just over 18 months after it was launched
Menswear store was once part of renowned family-owned brand whose roots back to Manchester and the turn of the last century
Area is the only one in the West Midlands named among the UK's top ten for independently run coffee shops
Daniel Stitt brings 15 years of experience to his new role with GHP Legal
Town centre building could become home to new uses including visitor centre and workspace
Manufacturing boss says new HQ will create dozens of jobs and a boost to the local economy
