There were 89 street crimes recorded between January 2016 and August 2016 in Halesowen’s school areas and 75% had remained unresolved.
40% of the crimes were with no suspect
The latest figures show a tenfold rise in shisha shops in Birmingham, from only three shops in 2007, there are now 32 shisha venues across the city
The presentation of
A deafblind woman from Birmingham has won a national award from disability charity, Sense.
On 10th November 2016 Sense held an award ceremony honouring people who have helped other to
Two people from Birmingham are among the nominees for an award from a deafblind charity.
Susan White, from Kings Heath, and John Churcher, from Erdington, are among four people to
Birmingham Eastside brings you the results of the US Presidential Election results as they unfold. On November 8th, you can find us at birminghameastside.com for a live-blog and
A modern celebration of South Asian arts, music, food & culture is coming to Birmingham.
The Digbeth Mela will run on Saturday 12th November 2016 from 2.00pm – 10.00pm
Officials from America have visited Birmingham to discuss the details for a proposed training camp for athletes, which would be based in the city in July 2017.
They visited various
Artworks by city artist Reuben Colley are now available for sale at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Birmingham born artist Reuben Colley became one of the youngest living artists to
This Autumn black cinema will be celebrated at the mac Birmingham, showing a wide range of international and local talent.
Visitors to the cinema, in Cannon Hill Park, will have
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
