Community News

Worcester Cathedral has teamed up with internationally renowned glass artist, Allister Malcolm to design an exclusive special edition of individually hand-crafted in-memory pieces to remember and celebrate lost loved-ones. 

Following the Labour Party landslide victory and the Conservative Party's catastrophic general election defeat, the Liberal Democrats have slightly fewer votes than Reform but benefitted most from the Tory collapse, surging to a record 70 MPs, including the constituencies of three former Tory PMs - Boris Johnson, David Cameron and Theresa May.

A new Retirement Living development coming soon to Erdington is to be named after a prominent local figure in Birmingham’s history.

Life on Earth depends on a healthy ocean.

He’s the Birmingham badminton ace who’s been serving Severn Trent customers and his community for more than 40 years.

Birmingham Bach Choir return to St. Alban's Church, Birmingham, on Sunday 18 December for a traditional Christmas service, Nine Lessons And Carols.

The final phase of the consultation aims to share the results of the first phase of consultation, including what the Birmingham library offer could look like.

Birmingham City Council and its Armed Forces Covenant partners launched its first guide to support and services (June 27), as part of its ongoing commitment to the city’s armed forces community.

With England set to face Slovakia in their Euro 2024 knockout clash tomorrow (ko 5pm) - football fans of all ages have been urged to get match ready by checking out some iconic Three Lions memorabilia at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

People are being encouraged to put their best foot forward and help raise vital funds for local charities.

The Come-Unity in the Park Christian Festival returns for its third, consecutive year, promising a gospel-inspired showcase of uplifting music, inspirational speakers, children’s activities and variety of cultural foods for every palette!

A trainee assistant site manager is building a path to success within the construction industry, since joining David Wilson Homes through its Armed Forces Transition Programme.

Peter Fell recalled the many highlights from his 52-year Severn Trent career and then the one low point – having to help pour MILLIONS of pints of beer away during lockdown.

A soldier from Stafford who was “the right person in the right place at the right time” has been awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Following the launch of ‘Football: Designing the Beautiful Game’ at Wolverhampton Art Gallery, the city’s gallery has announced the screening of Zidane, a 21st century portrait alongside the summer exhibition.

To mark the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, visitors from all over the world gathered in Normandy to commemorate the largest military operation in modern history.