Christmas ToyLink – Julie’s story
Hannah Noble from Birmingham City Mission, tells of a Christmas story that continues years later.
Hannah Noble from Birmingham City Mission, tells of a Christmas story that continues years later.
West Midlands academies working together to beat the bullies.
Is improvement always a good thing? Alan Clawley poses the question.
Call for volunteers to join clean up campaign.
Birmingham’s Vietnamese-Chinese boat people gives back.
Sampad Arts celebrates 25 years with the launch of a new fund for budding artists.
City success in non-profit sector recognised.
“Unmissable” oportunity highlighted in keynote speech.
Charity call out for young people to help Birmingham children.
Cadbury’s 100-year-old gardening tradition inspires first community orchard.
Holocaust survivor plants sapling of remembrance.
Get some fresh air, get fit, have fun and help wildlife.
There’s a little jazz club hidden away in the quiet Bearwood suburb of Birmingham that is superb, writes Richard Lutz.
Remembrance events and activities.
Mondelēz International employees go to great efforts to support local community.
City to host substance misuse conference.
Competition set to celebrate diversity and equality.
‘Stay safe’ warning from council boss Jacqui Kennedy, Acting Strategic Director of Place.
New centre in Yardley launches with free taster activities.
BBC Asian Network celebrates 50 years of broadcasting.
What uses 18kg of safety pins and 145,000 bottles of drinks?
West Midlands Police football unit signs up for Great Birmingham Run.
Shopping park joins forces with Sunday League team to put on fun family football event.
Your Public Transport Matters event at Wolverhampton bus station.
Agencies combine to provide more effective help.
Homicide case worker in line for honour.
Lord Mayor’s Mega Quiz – registration now open.
How West Midlands Police are turning the tables on slave drivers.
New Street might be modernised but some of Birmingham’s other stations still need improvement, points out Alan Clawley.
Birmingham community projects scoop share of £18,000 fund.