Community News

A key milestone has been reached in the transformation of St Thomas’ Gardens – an intergenerational residential community in Stockport that is repurposing a long-derelict Grade II listed hospital into a new neighbourhood.

City of Wolverhampton Council has announced a new parking offer to support the city centre’s night-time businesses.

Women across Ireland are driving a national shift towards retraining and returning to work, according to new research commissioned by Forus Training.

Transport for Wales and Network Rail are working together to keep people moving this autumn and winter.

This Christmas, Worcester Cathedral is delighted to unveil a heartfelt new addition to its beloved Christmas Tree Festival: Dedication Trees - a meaningful way to honour loved ones, celebrate someone special, or simply give thanks during the festive season.

The United Kingdom has announced that it will host the 17th Replenishment pledging session of the African Development Fund (ADF)in December.

A new film shows that fostering can help children win more than just a race.

As President Donald Trump, Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Prime Minister, Sir Keir Stamer alongside leaders from more than 20 other countries gather in Egypt for the Peace Summit on the Middle East, the eyes of humanity turn toward Sharm El-Sheikh in search of hope.

Bristol-based artist Jennie Cave will be celebrating Black identity, culture and community through a retro-surreal collage this month.

London-based artist Shezad Dawood has been revealed as the inaugural winner of the Patina Art Residency – a new annual art award from Patina Hotels & Resorts celebrating artists whose work reflects a commitment to impact and sustainability.

DESIGN EQUALITY with Innovation is the 7th international competition in the SDGs-focused programme by the socio-cultural initiative BE OPEN and its partners.

Jungbunzlauer, a global leader in high-quality, sustainable ingredients from natural sources, will present its latest innovations in home care formulations during SEPAWA 2025 in Berlin, from 15 to 17 October.

Bristol civil rights leader Paul Stephenson, who helped lead the Bristol Bus Boycott and challenged the racist policies of businesses and authorities in the city for decades, has been described as ‘the quiet revolutionary’ as he is given the honour of being the cover image of this year’s Black History Month magazine.

Residents and staff at Iverley View Care Home are donning their flat caps for a special celebration of Black Country culture with a themed event titled “Peak-Iverley Blinders”, taking place today at 2pm.

With the theme for this year’s Black History Month being “Standing Firm in Power and Pride,” it has sparked conversation — and in some cases, questions.

Royal Sutton Coldfield Orchestra is to mark five decades of music-making in the town with a celebratory 50th Anniversary Concert, conducted by Bob Vivian, at Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Hall on Saturday 18 October.