Gen Z are working for free. Should they be fine with it?
https://youtu.be/TeFU3YF5ITU Carol Boboaca, a 21-year-old bartender in Birmingham, talks about his experiences working unpaid trial…
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Solihull boxercise class aims to be accessible to families with additional needs
Children with special needs can struggle to find a group fitness activity that is accessible for their abilities.
One fitness professional decided to address this gap by developing a new sporting opportunity for the children and families of Solihull who need additional support.
Man due in court after tragic killing of PSCO Holly Burke
PCSO Holly Burke. Image courtesy of West Midlands Police A man charged with causing the…
Birmingham council business management committee to discuss forward plan amidst Brexit uncertainty
Birmingham Council House. Photo by Amanda Loviza Birmingham City Council’s business management committee will meet…
Universal Credit factor in UN report, poverty group says
Universal Credit will mean poverty is only going to get worse in Birmingham, a local…
Stop and search map shows Birmingham neighbourhoods where people most likely to be stopped
Do you walk the streets of Digbeth? Go out on Broad Street? While the merits…
Authors to lead talk in Birmingham on writing as Muslim women
Two authors will lead a discussion about writing as Muslim women in the UK during an event in Birmingham.
West Midlands schools join animal welfare project
Nearly 100 schools in the West Midlands have signed on to a new programme that will…
Caribbean cooking school opens in Witton
A Birmingham native with Caribbean roots is trying to spice up the city’s cooking skills…