Charities ‘Hey Girls’ and ‘Bloody Good Period’ staged an event aimed at tackling period poverty at Birmingham City University.
‘Hey Girls’ is a social enterprise which produces environmentally-friendly period
Birmingham City University has launched its ‘Period Poverty’ campaign, bringing free menstrual products to students most in need.
The campaign is part of a university-wide initiative that started earlier
Refuse workers in Solihull are being balloted about potential strike action over a pay dispute involving Amey Services Limited.
Workers of the private firm, are taking part in the vote
HomelessOne - a leading charity fighting homelessness in the city - has found volunteers both unable to continue commuting and hit by charges on their vehicles since the introduction of the Clean
Birmingham based culture and arts development agency, Sampad Arts hosted local and international writers at a special launch party for the book - titled ‘My City, My Home’ - this week at
