Councillors in Birmingham met yesterday to discuss the future of a plan aimed at helping fitness levels in the region.
The ‘Active Communities’ scheme is designed to help the region
A council meeting was held today for a sustainability and transport overview at the Birmingham City Council House.
One of the main issues highlighted, was that users of public transport
Birmingham City Council will be hosting a meeting tomorrow to scrutinise a scheme aimed to improve local fitness levels.
The scheme, entitled “Active Communities”, aims to improve the region'
A shop in Birmingham had its licence revoked after serving a 15-year-old girl alcohol.
Councillors on the Licensing Sub Committee ruled for D&B Wine in Winson
Labour members met in West Bromwich last night to discuss what went wrong for the party at last year’s general election.
The meeting featured talks from Dudley North campaign
Birmingham has the third-highest number of unclaimed estates according to new Government data.
The data released by the Government Legal Department says that Birmingham has 217 properties left unclaimed
What happens when the Labour Party — accompanied by the national media — descend on your university to launch their election manifesto?
Birmingham City University media students spoke to the camera operators,
Television presenter and singer Jamelia told supporters at a Labour rally this week in Birmingham about her motivations for voting for the first time in her life.
“We have been
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
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Today marks the final deadline for British citizens to
Video Journalism by Jardine Kipkorir
HuffPost has been nominated as the ‘News provider of the year’ at the British Journalism Awards organised by the Press Gazette.
HuffPost which has a