Heart of England Community Foundation announces fund for communities
Charity launches emergency fund to support communities during the Covid-19 crisis.
Charity launches emergency fund to support communities during the Covid-19 crisis.
Celebrating exceptional achievements and outstanding contributions.
Heart of England responds to local needs with new Birmingham fund.
2019-2020 Arts & Science Festival concludes with a season dedicated to hope.
Young swimmers compete and learn at Tudor Grange.
Festival marks thirtieth birthday of community group.
Longines and Commonwealth Games Federation agree historic partnership.
Active Black Country Coordinator proves #ThisGirlCan for International Women’s Day 2020.
Stephen Pennell writes in praise of one of Birmingham’s biggest multi-talents.
United by Birmingham 2022 is bringing together community projects in support of the Games.
Local arts groups come together for inaugural celebration.
Support workshops helping residents wellbeing.
Appeal goes out for community volunteers.
How a warden’s intervention put a life back on track.
Conservatives demand council and police act on growing menace.
Make your extra day count by supporting Acorns.
Spoken word extravaganza to promote social enterprise once more.
Hospice celebrates national accreditation for outstanding work with volunteers .
The race is on to find the Community Champions of Birmingham.
Putting people at the heart of community services.
Voyage of local Mayflower Pilgrim to be commemorated.
An evening of great live music, with Andy Bennett and special guests.
140,000 West Midlands children expected to take part in regional celebration.
Charity celebrates being at the Heart of the Community for 25 years.
Helping to mark anniversary celebrations with exhibition.
Disabled access guide hails Birmingham tourist attraction.
Richard Lutz reviews two productions that reflect the healthy dance world in the West Midlands.
Solihull Mind set to benefit from link.
Glynn Purnell leads Health for Life cookathon.
Track Friday on the right lines once more.