What’s it really like to train as a paramedic? In the Paramedic Pulse Podcast we explore the honest journey those preparing for life on the emergency services frontline.
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Megan Smith speaks to DJ Alexandra Hearth and dance teacher Karen Yates about how the pandemic is continuing to affect the arts sector.
Arts and entertainment has been the second-
The number of outpatient appointments has dropped significantly since the start of the pandemic.
Face-to-face appointments have switched to over-the-phone, routine scans are being missed and
In this podcast, we speak to charities, academics and people on the spectrum, to try and understand just how this pandemic has disproportionately affected autistic people.
Poet Laureate for Birmingham Casey Bailey on the thriving Birmingham poetry scene, his charity work and his undying love for the city he proudly calls home.
One week into a second national lockdown, Dror Kessler looks at how Birmingham's businesses are coping.
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With the announcement from Transport Minister Grant Shapps MP, that national Public Transport networks will recieve a £2 billion grant, are Birmingham City Council doing enough to protect transport workers
A head teacher in Walsall has said that home-to-school transport is now more successful for special educational needs pupils, after safeguarding concerns for independent travel.
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The singer and presenter Jamelia has explained why she'll be voting in this year's election — having never voted in any election before.
The Handsworth-born celebrity
As the staffing crisis in the NHS continues to worsen, and health organisations routinely look abroad to plug gaps in their recruitment, Laura Sanders investigates the growing problems facing the
