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Becoming//Unlike: How Birmingham art students are exploring contemporary issues through exhibitions
A group of eight third-year students at the Birmingham School of Art have showcased a four-part exhibition series entitled Borders, Thresholds and Collective Identities. These...
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Your pharmacist is a hidden gem
Have you considered going to your local pharmacist for medical advice rather than your doctor? When we think of a pharmacist, we think of them...
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INTERACTIVE: Find out how your council responds to the FOI act
Just how responsive is your council to the freedom of information (FOI) act of 2000? An original investigation by Birmingham Eastside has found that among...
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RSPCA figures reveal more than 6,800 cases of animal cruelty in the West Midlands during 2016
The West Midlands saw more than 6,800 cases of animal cruelty during 2016, new RSPCA figures have revealed.
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Amazing things women did this Muslim Woman’s day and every other day this year
Yesterday was International Muslim women’s day, a day that celebrates women in Islam and their independence, uniqueness and resilience. Birmingham Eastside has complied events that...
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VIDEO: Midlands journalists launch campaign against “Espionage Act”
A community of journalists in Birmingham has launched a campaign responding to new proposals that would see journalists and whistleblowers criminalised for handling leaks. Informally...
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Breaking: Birmingham MP’s respond to ‘terrorist incident’ at parliament
A police officer and two others have died, whilst 20 others have been injured after an attacker, who has been shot dead by armed police,...
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Green Party’s mayoral candidate urges young people across Birmingham to make sure they vote
Young people in Birmingham have been urged to make sure they get out and vote in the West Midlands Mayor election.
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Sir Lenny Henry urges Brummies to get bouncing for Comic Relief
Sir Lenny Henry is calling on students to get bouncing for Comic Relief.
