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Dine in style at the Brew Bar and Restaurant
Birmingham Marriott Hotel is offering Chamberlink readers the chance to win a meal for four people at their newly refurbished Brew Bar and Restaurant. After the upcoming busy holiday season, Birmingham Marriott Hotel is
urging people to kick the January blues to the curb with their new seasonal menu at their newly refurbished Brew Bar and Restaurant. Refurbished in May this year, the restaurant was refreshed in order to
present a more relaxed warm atmosphere at the hotel, near Five Ways. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the restaurant provides the perfect venue for fine food in a smart-casual atmosphere. The restaurant features a modern British menu, featuring 28-day aged cuts of premium British beef, a selection of home-made artisan cocktails and a number of craft beers and ciders.
To enter into the Chamberlink competition to win a meal for four at the Brew Bar lounge, answer this question:
When did the Birmingham Marriott hotel refurbish their Brew Bar restaurant?
A. April 2018, B. May 2018 or C. June 2018
...The Griffin Report, from page 20 next generation of engineers to
take the country forwards. For a First World country like ours, we cannot afford to get left behind. “The role of technology is not
going to cease – it will always roll forwards. The biggest companies – Apple, Amazon, Facebook etc – are all hi-tech and the rate of progress is going crazy. Electric cars, for example, are going to revolutionise
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transport. “I am delighted to be back here
– this university has had a profound effect on my life. I was an undergraduate in physics, a post- graduate and a post-doctorate fellow. I learnt a lot and I feel that I have a huge personal debt to the university, and I feel very fortunate to be able to come back.” His appointment will involve a minimum of one day’s work a month for three years helping
develop a future generation of engineers on the Birmingham campus. “It is not just about the academic qualifications of students. It is now recognised that there are other things that students need to get a good job. You have to be a good team-player, a good communicator, a good listener, you have to have good people skills. “I would rather take on a less gifted engineer who can fit in well
and integrate than a totally brilliant individual who just can’t get on with other people. “Britain is still very strong in the
hi-tech world in different arenas, still a leading light.” He said part of his role would
involve addressing the current under-representation of ethnic minorities to produce a more diverse engineering sector and dilute its current male-dominated base.
To enter, visit
www.greaterbirminghamchambers.com/advertising- sponsorship/competitions/ to submit your answer along with your details.
Competition entries close on the 29 November. Full terms and conditions can be found at the link above.
October competition winners
For winners of the ‘Peter Pan’ tickets and dinner for two from October’s issue of Chamberlink, please visit:
www.greaterbirminghamchambers.com/advertising- sponsorship/competitions/
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