A Birmingham charity says more needs to be done to support people with complex disabilities so they are not forgotten in an interview with Birmingham Eastside during Deafblind Awareness Week.
Over a thousand EU nationals living in Birmingham are at risk of becoming "undocumented" in two days as the deadline for immigration status ends on 30 June 2021.
David Allen, artistic director of the Midland Actors Theatre in Birmingham, reflects on theatre closures in an interview with Natalia Parzygnat.
If David Allen had to sum up what the
Birmingham's cultural sector has been hugely impacted by the pandemic. But it has been given the green light. The government announced plans for reopening cultural venues from early
Two men from the West Midlands, passionate about Japanese drumming, are teaching rhythms online. James Barrow and Michael de Groot love Japanese beats, and the pandemic does not stop them
A Birmingham theatre fears for their staff as they have postponed all their events due to the third national lockdown.
'The biggest concern is staff and performers - so many
A Birmingham museum encourages people to get active this month and join the #RunOfTheMill21 challenge.
Sarehole Mill museum comes back with the big virtual event of completing 21 km to
A Birmingham Brewery has launched a non-alcoholic beer to raise money for Midlands Air Ambulance and support the #DryJanuary campaign.
The Brum Brewing Company has launched its Sober Brummie
In a matter of days, the United Kingdom will officially end the transition period with the European Union. Here is everything you need to know about Brexit.
EU rules will
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The hairdressing and barber industry is a sector, which has been hit hard by the second national lockdown
The hospitality sector has praised new support measures announced by Rishi Sunak, but pointed out that there is more to be done to enable them to survive in the crisis.
