The University of Birmingham has refused to reduce the prices of its accommodation amidst nationwide calls for a ‘rent strike’.
With a third national lockdown in progress, the government has
Fewer lateral flow tests were conducted in the last seven days in Birmingham than in almost all surrounding areas, according to the latest data from Public Health England.
In Wolverhampton,
Charity shops must move online if they are to continue helping people in need during the pandemic, volunteers have warned.
According to The Charity Retail Association (CRA), there are more
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
Key worker status has been given to those that work in construction. Other industries, such as entertainment, argue that their role in society and the West Midlands economy is equally
Amid the second lockdown, 32% of small business owners were concerned about the impact of the pandemic on their mental wellbeing.
As the nation enters the second week of lockdown,
Over 9,000 new cases of Covid-19 were reported in Birmingham in the first full week of the new year, representing a 140% increase since Christmas.
The latest figures
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
