Community News

The Leader of the City of Wolverhampton Council has visited the Good Night Project to see and hear for himself the progress being made on helping everyone in the city to have a bed of their own.

Amir Khan has slammed far-right thugs who draped themselves in the Union flag.

Later this month, McCarthy Stone is throwing open its doors to local retirees to show how its brand-new Retirement Living development in Edgbaston can help them live happier, healthier lives.

Leading housebuilder Barratt Homes has seen an impressive influx of buyers from the Hong Kong community at its Romans’ Quarter development in Bingham and Beeston Quarter development in Beeston.

With a heat wave on the horizon, Mulligans Birmingham has revealed that almost a third of people said that insects are the worst thing about summer. 

On Monday, May 27, a delegation from the University of Oxford visited GNNSJ Birmingham to learn more about the Sikh faith and pay their respects to Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

A mesmerising and moving show which brings Vincent van Gogh’s works to swirling life around its visitors has opened in Birmingham.

Professor Graeme Betts, acting chief executive at Birmingham City Council, has announced he will be leaving the city council.

Stephen Lawrence's father has said he is shocked and upset by the decision to return his son's body to the UK from Jamaica 31 years on.

The Police and Crime Commissioner, Simon Foster, has issued the following statement amid scenes of disorder and violence here in the West Midlands:

At a moment when violence and hatred has burst in upon so many of our communities, creating fear and doubt, we need to draw on the resources of our faiths in the service of our city and all its people.

The Leader of Haringey Council, Councillor Peray Ahmet, paid a visit to a brand new, multi-purpose health centre on Monday (5 August 2024) to see firsthand how the state-of-the facility will benefit 25,000 Haringey residents.

Encouraging a showcasing of their culture, heritage, and unique contributions globally, under the theme of ‘Jamaica 62: One Love…To the World’, millions took part in celebrations in towns, cities and countries throughout, as natives in the Caribbean country, and those in its wider Diaspora celebrated 62 years of its independence.

A landlord has defended a decision to ask customers singing in Welsh to stop and leave his pub.

‘Information Is Liberating’ is the message of a new 20-metre mural in Southside District to illustrate how women can access vital services in Birmingham.

Visitors will be in a flutter about a new exhibition going on show at Bilston Library as part of a national initiative designed to connect people to their local communities.