Experts fear that the suspension of assisted employment schemes will leave young people with disabilities excluded from a “hypercompetitive” job market.
Birmingham has the highest number of internet devices sent out of all local authorities in England.
Figures from the Department for Education revealed an estimated 9,294 devices were sent
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
Birmingham City University sports scholar finds a way to break through the lockdown and support the NHS.
The first lockdown was a huge disturbance to 22-year-old student nurse
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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
The Birmingham Contemporary Art Gallery is introducing a programme to help Black, Asian and ethnic minority creative artists get a better start in the industry.
Throughout Black History Month, the
There has been a rise in positive coronavirus cases amongst university students in Birmingham with over 500 cases in total.
Birmingham City University
Birmingham City University (BCU) confirmed there has
Parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have expressed concerns that their children will be unable to attend school due to the failure of the council to
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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A final year student has spoken about her concerns on completing studies from home.
Rahma Duale has been studying Political Science in the University of Birmingham. She was given an
