“If you want it to be fair you have to pay more money” – non-college students fear unjust A Level grading
Photo Credit: mel_88/Pixabay When Gavin Williamson announced in January that summer exams would once again…
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Carmen Lynch excited ahead of Cancer Comedy Fundraiser tonight
US Comedian Carmen Lynch US Comedian Carmen Lynch says she excited to perform at an…
Top Comedians for Cancer Research Fundraiser by BCU student
Top American comedian Carmen Lynch; and Leicester funny man Tharun Chelley are set to take part in an online fundraising gig for Cancer Research UK next Friday evening (April 9th).
Protect Duty: What is it and what will it mean for businesses?
Protect Duty is part of the government’s plan to keep the public safe from terrorism — but how will it work?
Right To Food Campaign submit proposals to tackle food poverty
Campaigners in Birmingham are calling for a legally binding Right To Food in the UK which would include the provision of universal free school meals and the use of school canteens as community kitchens.
Exclusive: Birmingham constituencies suffering more economic hardship than anywhere else in the UK
Birmingham has some of the UK’s worst affected areas when it comes to unemployment and…
“As tragic as a theatre not being supported” — DJs and dancers on the pandemic’s threat to their industry
Megan Smith speaks to DJ Alexandra Hearth and dance teacher Karen Yates about how the…
LISTEN: How Covid-19 has impacted outpatient appointments across England and Wales
The number of outpatient appointments has dropped significantly since the start of the pandemic. Face-to-face…
“It destroys relationships” — The hidden world of the booming MLM business model
Multi-level marketing businesses have enjoyed a big rise in sales over the COVID-19 pandemic. But…
How did two men from the West Midlands end up teaching Japanese drumming online in the pandemic?
From left: James Barrow and Michael de Groot.Source: Taiko West. Two men from the West…