Birmingham-based organisations have warned migrants to be on the lookout for exploitative behaviour in the wake of the Windrush generation scandal.
Solicitors tricking vulnerable people, GP surgeries discriminating against
The School of Code programme has already inspired The Sunday Times to write about the “start-up revolution” in Birmingham, and this month the first Bootcamp recruits of the programme
“Living with gods” curator has revealed what makes the British Museum exhibition unique. During the talk at Barber Institute of Fine Arts this week, she said the Faith in Birmingham
An app to schedule Facebook posts, a website to tackle youth unemployment and an online quiz game are only 3 of the projects developed by the code boot campers. The
Antifascist protesters have opposed Britain First supporters rallying in the city centre.
With anger on both sides during the clash on Saturday (June 24th), they targeted each other with chant.
Experts have been debating how the UK's decision to leave the European Union will impact on the country as part of the launch of a new centre at Birmingham City University.
Birmingham City Council invited local and European leaders to discuss how democracy works for minorities.
Local Councillor Paulette Hamilton, Amsterdam City Councillor Meltem Kaya, British Arab Association Chairman Fadel Takrouri
Revd. Canon Nigel Hand opened the last Tuesday Talk series on 2016 last week. The themes suggested for the weekly events revolve around Jesus’ sermon on the mount.
Watch Nigel
