It’s unclear when unpaid trial shifts became a thing in the UK. The Trades Union Congress, representing England and Wales, has only become aware of the practice in the
Children with special needs can struggle to find a group fitness activity that is accessible for their abilities. One fitness professional decided to address this gap by developing a new sporting opportunity for the children and families of Solihull who need additional support.
A man charged with causing the death of an off-duty community police officer is due in court this morning (Thursday 24th January).
Holly Burke, a 28-year-old West
Universal Credit will mean poverty is only going to get worse in Birmingham, a local poverty group says.
Esther Spence, of the Birmingham Poverty Truth Commission, said she has seen
Do you walk the streets of Digbeth? Go out on Broad Street? While the merits of stop and search are debated following a police announcement in favour of expanding the
Nearly 100 schools in the West Midlands have signed on to a new programme that will teach students about compassion and animal welfare.
Compassionate Class is an RSPCA project that
A Birmingham native with Caribbean roots is trying to spice up the city’s cooking skills with her new cookery school in Witton.
Lee Sylvester has had a lifelong love
