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Published 11 hours ago · Birmingham Mail · Updated 10 hours ago

Historic hotel built 166 years ago rescued from administration — 99 jobs saved

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The Welcombe Hotel is a Grade II* listed building, a protected status held only by UK structures of particular importance

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166-year-old West Midlands hotel and 99 staff saved from administration

The Welcombe Hotel is a Grade II* listed building, a protected status held only by UK structures of particular importance

By newsdesk@birminghamlive.co.uk (Emily Chaplin) · Nov 11, 2026, 12:26 PM UTC

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166-year-old West Midlands hotel and 99 staff saved from administration
The Welcombe Hotel is a Grade II* listed building, a protected status held only by UK structures of particular importance
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