Today marks the start of #SunAwarenessWeek and as the UK enjoys another heatwave, we asked Public Health England for their top tips on how to stay safe in the sun.
Local charities and support groups congregated as part of the #MillionsMissing movement for ME Awareness.
As the sun beamed brightly through the trees in Pigeon Park last Friday, a small
The average monthly spending of Birmingham City Council on bailiffs rose by 27% this year compared to last year.
Based on the Birmingham City Council Payments to Suppliers data, it
Today marks the start of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek across the UK.
Birmingham Eastside have dived into data from across the UK and West Midlands to highlight suicide rates across the country and
A fortnight-long firearm surrender was launched today by West Midlands Police as part of their efforts to tackle violent crime.
Police chiefs hope gun owners will hand in weapons
Research funding to tackle brain cancer will be increased to £40 million by the Government, Theresa May and the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, announced on the 13th of May.
The
Staff and commuters on West Midlands’ railways have potentially saved a life almost 50 times in the past year.
West Midlands Trains have revealed to Birmingham Eastside that from 1
Mental health support for adults and older people in Birmingham has reduced by 90% in the last financial year 2017-18.
According to the figures gathered by the Bureau of
Muslims in the UK are expected to fast for around 18 hours this Ramadan, with the Suhoor - pre-dawn meal - time ending before 3 AM at the end of Ramadan.
Mental health support for adults and older people in Birmingham has reduced by 90% in the last financial year 2017-18.
According to the figures gathered by the Bureau of
Birmingham’s exploding housing crisis is forcing the Council to house some families more than a hundred miles from the city, according to new figures revealed today.
Birmingham City Council
A decision regarding the licensing of a new nightclub on the Prisma premises is expected to be given by Birmingham City Council today.
Prisma, on Bristol Street, Birmingham, opposite O2
