Ahead of the Christmas period, and with Birmingham in lockdown, our special Facebook Live brought a focus on small businesses in the area this lunchtime.
We speak to Lucy Elvin
As England begins its second national lockdown Birmingham Eastside is today launching a series of stories across social media platforms to find out how the business communities of the '
Birmingham Eastside streamed coverage live throughout US election night as the results of the contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump came in, interviewing experts on both sides of the
The US presidential election hangs in the balance, with results from Florida suggesting a close race nationally, and tight contests in Arizona, Georgia and Wisconsin.
Votes are still being counted
West Midlands Police data shows that arrests of 10-17 year-olds, from March to September this year, were down 74% compared to the same period in 2019.
A published
Exclusive — Barnie Choudhury
A generation of Asian children in Birmingham are in danger of having no job because they have been excluded from school.
That is the warning from the
Finding a job during the COVID-19 pandemic became a challenge not only for in-person selections, but also for online processes.
The number of online job advertisements fell by
With the football season well and truly underway, Birmingham Eastside spoke to Sutton Coldfield Town FC's Director, Alex Moloney.
A less than ideal start
No football club, in
Birmingham charities and community groups are stepping up to feed the city’s children this half term, after the Government voted against extending support for free school meals in school holidays until Easter 2021.
