Charity launches safety course after winning business award
Birmingham-based DriveSafe has introduced a unique driver safety course for employees after being honoured by the region’s business leaders.
Oldbury mum abseils for son
100 foot leap to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis.
Packed schedule at Cosford
Staff at the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford are preparing for a busy month ahead.
Chinese in Birmingham heritage project launched
Record of the city’s Chinese community to be put on display.
Brindleyplace announces winner of unique photography competition
Brindleyplace has revealed the winner of its recent photography competition which aimed to celebrate the traditional Japanese cherry blossom festival, Hanami.
Winners announced at the British Indian Awards
Local talent honoured at prestigious ceremony.
1,000 performers to raise the roof of Millennium Point
Birmingham Contemporary Music Group present world premiere performance, Crowd Out.
Olympic medallist to be commemorated
Kings Heath Walk of Fame honour for cycling legend.
French detectors wish to trace family of Brummie soldier
Have you a relative named George McHale who served during World War One?
Blakedown beauty bags Miss Birmingham crown
Rachel Barker reports.
Bikers raise £30,000 for local charities
Impressive turnout for charity ride.
300th memorial dedicated at the National Memorial Arboretum
Unveiling to mark the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the River Plate.
Fight to save jobs in unemployment blackspot
Support centre threatened with closure.
Free Radio celebrates 40th anniversary at Birmingham Ormiston Academy
Further links announced between college and city’s leading independent station.
Walk for Remembrance set for May
Discover and support the National Memorial Arboretum.
A Song Just For You
Leading composer offers to create new choral work based on your poem or verse.
Dragonboat festival celebrates its 15th year
Brindleyplace is celebrating the 15th anniversary of its Dragonboat Festival as entries open for this year’s competitive boat race.
Separated teenage parents get support
The charity behind an innovative West Midlands family support programme is urging separated teenage parents to work together for the benefit of their child.
Social hackathon for Birmingham
Young Brummies set to learn how to change the world.
National Memorial Arboretum launches World War I Centenary trails
Memorials will help provide a better understanding of war.
Funding secured for Birmingham nature reserve
Woodland Trust to take ownership of Deer’s Leap Wood.
Birmingham apprentices help African charity
Willmott Dixon Partnerships’ apprentices from across Birmingham have taken a big step towards helping a UK charity deliver skills to West Africa.
British Indian Awards 2014 launched
Nominations and votes sought for prestigious honours.
Successful year for Health for Life in the Community
A programme aimed at supporting healthy lifestyles in communities across South Birmingham is celebrating a successful year.
A day under the wires with London Midland
A London Midland employee will travel the entire length of the company’s electrified rail network by train this Saturday to raise money for charity.
Lichfield apprentices volunteer at National Memorial Arboretum
Challenge bid as part of National Apprentice Week.
MP supports employment pathway for disabled people
Charity has championed disabled rights for over a century.
Maintenance company offer support to Handsworth community
Building firm Willmott Dixon Partnerships has made a further donation to local organisations in the area.
A Capita Offence
Richard Lutz questions public spending.
Willmott Dixon champions social responsibility in Birmingham
Willmott Dixon Partnerships has announced its latest figures for community engagement, after adopting the principles of the Birmingham Business Charter for Social Responsibility.