Community News

Birmingham City University's (BCU) Deputy Head of the College of Computing and Cybersecurity expert, Dr Junaid Arshad, has explained how stolen personal information, including contact details and dates of birth, may increase the risk of serious threats in the future.

Elspeth Chapman shares how London Met’s Special Collections are preserving women for future generations as, throughout March, people around the world celebrated Women’s History Month; an opportunity to recognise the achievements, struggles, and contributions of women past and present.

The United Kingdom is entering a new era of immigration policy — one that promises control but risks collateral damage.

The mayor of the West Midlands has approved proposals to bring the region's bus network back under public control for the first time in almost 40 years.

As thousands in the Sikh community celebrated Vaisakhi, festivals worldwide marked the occasion, as, throughout the UK, many communities were expected to gather for parades and celebrations.

Transport for Wales (TfW) will once again host free bike marking events this summer, encouraging more people to walk, wheel and cycle as part of every-day journeys.

It’s the final chance to sign up to attend the United in Faith - Black Country Faith Event at the Bethel Convention Centre, West Bromwich.

On 8 May 1945, the streets of Britain erupted in celebration, as crowds gathered across London - from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace - waving Union Jacks and embracing strangers.

Passengers travelling on the West Coast Main Line are being urged to plan ahead as essential improvements mean the railway between Rugby and Stafford will be closed between Saturday 24 May and Sunday 1 June.

Lesley, a resident at Harper Fields in Balsall Common had always wanted to go out for the day to see the animals so staff at the home made her wish a reality.

As white smoke emerged from the chimney in the Vatican yesterday, a new pope was elected to head the world’s Roman Catholics.

Wolverhampton's Library Service is about to launch three new 'relaxed' reading groups.

Innovative Graphic Medicine project turns real experiences into illustrated stories, amplifying the voices of adults with single ventricle heart conditions (‘half a heart’).

Caerphilly Youth Service is proud to highlight its ongoing work supporting young people across the county brough through a dynamic mix of education and training.

Barratt Homes has officially sold out at its popular Grange View development in Hugglescote, bringing an end to a successful chapter in the Leicestershire village.

West Coast Main Line passengers are being thanked for their patience after major projects to improve the railway saw changes to some journeys over the Early May Bank Holiday.