Community News

The local elections, for the most part, proved deeply disappointing for the Conservatives as Labour swept the board, sending a defient message to Rishi Suna's government.

BBC Religion Editor, Aleem Maqbool, will present the Michael Perham University and Cathedral Lecture 2024 at University of Gloucestershire (UoG).

With Asian Hornets now likely to be established in Kent, it is only a matter of time before this invasive, insect-gobbling species finds its way to the West Midlands with experts suggesting 2025 likely to be the year they arrive in the county.

With less than three months until the start of the summer holidays, Campaign for Better Transport and rail passengers are calling on train companies to change the way they sell advance tickets to encourage more people to travel by rail.

The government is making it easier for customers to check for and fill any gaps in their National Insurance (NI) record to help increase their State Pension by launching a new online service.

A new survey of more than 1,100 homeowners in England and Wales has revealed the prevalence of gazumping, and their attitudes towards it:

A Coventry-based company that is changing the way baggage and cargo is moved around airports across the globe has secured one of the major titles at the Made in the Midlands Awards.

Alstom, global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, has announced the recipients of its UK and Ireland 2023 Community Project Fund (CPF).

Residents and staff from Harper Fields Care Home in Balsall Common were in for a treat with a visit to the local cathedral this week as we were invited to a special dementia friendly songs of praise service.

A man who is said to have ‘revolutionised the world of weightlifting, has been nominated for a Blue Plaque.

London's Barbican Centre is now a sea of pink - its frontage covered in cloth that billows in the breeze as if dancing.

They’re the real-life Brothers Grim providing a fairytale ending to Severn Trent customers hit by sewer blockages – caused by the wrong things being put down the loo and sink.

Nishkam Healthcare Trust and Nishkam Civic Association were delighted to host a symposium on Start of Life Care on Wednesday 13th and Thursday 14th of March 2024.

There’s no denying TikTok’s popularity; the platform currently has one billion active users worldwide and while some refer to it for entertainment, others seek advice.

Parents and carers are being invited to join a series of free art workshops taking place at Wolverhampton's eight Family Hubs.

Only 14% of professionals in the UK think their employer is doing enough to help combat climate change.