“To Westminster we say: We are frustrated. We are angry. You have let British business down.” Those are the words of Director General of British Chamber of Commerce Adam Marshall
The Apprentice star is putting his mark on a brand which is hoping to disrupt the market.
A new tonic brand based in Cannock has received a business boost with
The boom in going vegan is alive and kicking in Kings Heath. But where are the hotspots? Jovita Strolyte reports
The vegan diet has become very popular. Increasingly people have
Meet the owners behind CooShoo: the independent children's footwear specialists, based in Kings Heath.
After realising Birmingham was suffering from a shortage of children's shoe shops,
A special report by Harry Smallwood
Street Wardens patrol the streets of Kings Heath to help the police, often reducinglow levelcrime.
“I don’t do this for the money, I
The Kitchen Garden Cafe frequently hosts unique live music nights
It's been established for around 15 years and besides offering live music events, they also have a cafe,
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Game Of Thrones star Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark in the hit
Children with special needs can struggle to find a group fitness activity that is accessible for their abilities. One fitness professional decided to address this gap by developing a new sporting opportunity for the children and families of Solihull who need additional support.
In a special immersive feature, Birmingham Eastside looks into sexual assault on campus in Midlands universities - and why levels of reporting are so low.
Birmingham City University graduate Amber Griffith took the Royal Television Society (RTS) Midlands Student Award for Writing at last night's awards ceremony at the Birmingham Rep.
The award
Captain Marvel premiered in London last night at the Curzon Mayfair, with stars of the film and other special guests attending the red carpet event — and Birmingham Eastside was there
Sir Lenny Henry and broadcaster June Sarpong MBE spent time speaking with Birmingham City University students this week, talking about their career highlights and tips on getting into the media
