An academic has called the Government's attitude to climate change "half-hearted" after an analysis of official data by Birmingham Eastside revealed only 1% of public
The city will receive a share of the £1.5 billion Brownfield Fund, which is where derelict sites across the country are transformed into new homes.
The fund also helps
Birmingham pastor has labelled racist abuse in war-torn Ukraine as ‘heartbreaking.’
Several reports surfaced of the racial discrimination towards non-white Ukrainians and immigrants, following the recent Russian invasion.
Ethiopian communities in Britain are divided over the current political climate in troubled African state.
Ethiopia’s year long Civil War started on November 3, 2020.
The war occurred as
Over a thousand EU nationals living in Birmingham are at risk of becoming "undocumented" in two days as the deadline for immigration status ends on 30 June 2021.
Almost three years after the Domestic Abuse Bill was promised, the return of the legislation to parliament has been widely welcomed and ‘urgently’ needed, as the Coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated
The home secretary is calling on tech companies like Facebook to do “their moral duty” and stop rolling out end-to-end encrypted messaging services, until safeguards for children are
Campaigners in Birmingham are calling for a legally binding Right To Food in the UK which would include the provision of universal free school meals and the use of school canteens as community kitchens.
A "landmark" reform to mental health laws was announced last week, with aims to tackle discrimination and give more autonomy to individuals care and treatment.
Reforms will give
The Labour party is using its Opposition Day, later today, to force a House of Commons vote against government plans to cut the £20 a-week Universal Credit and Working
The Halal Candy Corner, a family run sweet shop based in Alum Rock, are to extend their emergency food scheme to support struggling families over the winter lockdown.
