Community News

Visitors to Ladywood Leisure Centre can now feast their eyes on an impressive new piece of art, which was produced by a group of local people who are deaf or hard of hearing.

On this blessed day of Jumuah, we enter the 29th night of Ramadan—the last odd night and possibly Laylatul Qadr.

Staff from the City of Wolverhampton Council have been recognised by training provider Amity for going 'above and beyond to embed meaningful, sustainable change for relationships'.

Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, said: "The Government is getting on with its plan for change and the growth mission is rightly its top priority.

Laylatul Qadr, also referred to as the Night of Power, is the most venerated night of the Islamic calendar.

Scruffts, the competition for crossbreed dogs in the main arena at Crufts, is kicking off the search to find the nation’s top dog.

As Ramadan draws to a close, these final nights present a critical opportunity to strengthen our efforts in worship.

Following on from its 2023 success, Ceramic Art London returns to Olympia this May, showcasing the world’s best potters.

River Rangers play an important role in helping to keep our rivers healthy.

Major opportunities for young people to enjoy good careers across North East Lincolnshire were exhibited at an event in Grimsby this week.

Vertu provided one long-time Birmingham City fan with a night to remember after helping to organise a VIP experience at the recent home game against Cambridge United.

After a fire at a nearby electrical substation shut down Europe's busiest airport, flights from Heathrow Airport have resumed with hopes of running full operation from today.

Virgin Atlantic has joined forces with Joby Aviation to introduce an electric air taxi service in the United Kingdom.

A new notification service has been launched to help people living near the railway get quicker and easier alerts about disruptive railway work.

City of Wolverhampton Council is continuing its crackdown on suspected fly tippers with another successful prosecution and another result for its Shop a Tipper scheme.

The Women into Manufacturing and Engineering (WiME) event is returning to Grimsby this March, to inspire women and girls to pursue a career in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).