Community News

Tudor country house Coughton Court has announced it has joined the Historic Houses membership scheme, as the Throckmorton family prepares for the day-to-day running of the historic estate next year.

A town's Caribbean community is leading a fundraising campaign to help people in Jamaica left devastated by Hurricane Melissa.

Work will this week begin to erect the steel framework on the new multi-million-pound Bilston Market.

RHS Malvern Spring Festival, a trailblazing four-day seasonal showcase of new horticultural trends and innovations, will make a spectacular return to Three Counties Showground, Malvern from 7 – 10 May 2026.

easyJet has operated its biggest ever flying programme at Birmingham, up 22% compared to last year.

A British woman has said it is an "injustice" that her elderly mother will not be able to attend her great-granddaughter's Christening after she was denied a visa.

The Penny Farthing is now open, boasting an investment of over £300,000, which has transformed the well-loved family-friendly pub to feature a host of exciting upgrades.

Carers across Haringey were celebrated as the borough unveiled its new Carers Strategy at the iconic Alexandra Palace.

Ahead of opening to the public, official images were released for ‘Twelfth Night of Christmas at Chiswick House’. 

Millions of commuters across the country will benefit from a freeze on rail fares for the first time in 30 years, the Chancellor and Transport Secretary have announced today, helping with the cost of living and supporting economic growth.

Replugged is a field guide for staying human as artificial intelligence reshapes work, culture, and everyday life. Arguing that AI’s impact will rival the advent of the computer and the internet, it takes a multi-dimensional view.

A "Man on a Mission" has described his community as "absolutely fantastic" after packing their donations into a shipping container headed for Jamaica.

The affections of world-famous Victorian novelist Charles Dickens towards the British city of Birmingham are to be explored in a new illustrated talk led by eminent social historian Professor Carl Chinn MBE.

The holiday season can be one of the most important times of year for business owners, creating opportunities to reach new audiences and drive sales.

Environmental teams working next to an important Chiltern main line railway tunnel are taking a novel approach in their efforts to restore a rare habitat – by deploying a flock of sheep.

Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica last month, the community in Wolverhampton is coming together to provide urgent humanitarian aid.