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Students dish out over 500 free meals as part of annual Sikh celebration
Students in Birmingham served up more than 500 free meals as part of an important Sikh tradition earlier this week. Birmingham City University Students’ Union and its Sikh Society hosted the ‘Langar on Campus’ in the...2022-02-25 970 0 -
Birmingham City University Chancellor Sir Lenny Henry and Coldplay join forces to fund key research into media diversity
Birmingham City University Chancellor Sir Lenny Henry has joined forces with global chart-topping band Coldplay to raise funds to improve diversity and representation across UK media. Sir Lenny is offering the public a chance to enter...2022-02-25 1189 0 -
ASIANA MODEL HUNT
Asiana Magazine announces Asiana Model Hunt, a platform for individuals to showcase their modelling talent to the world and help inspire others who wish to be in the same field. #AsianaModelHunt will provide a foot in...2022-02-25 2173 0 -
Woolroom Helps Menopausal Women Sleep Better This International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day, Woolroom’s (the UK’s leading luxury wool bedding retailer) objective is to change the conversation around menopause by offering solutions to help women across the UK suffering from symptoms such as night sweats...2022-02-24 1472 0 -
BBC MasterChef relocation to Brum set to boost existing plans for Digbeth regeneration
The announcement that popular BBC television series MasterChef is relocating to Birmingham has been hailed as a boost for long-standing plans to regenerate the Digbeth area of the city. Paul Kitson, Strategic Director for Place, Prosperity...2022-02-23 2326 0 -
New campaign encourages South Asians experiencing mental health problems to try NHS talking therapies
A new NHS campaign is encouraging people struggling with their mental health to seek confidential help from NHS talking therapies. Research shows that nearly half of South Asians put off seeking professional help and the NHS is...2022-02-22 2222 0 -
Haiti earthquake survivors can rebuild their lives and access safe drinking water thanks to Freemasons
Hundreds of families badly affected by the recent earthquake in Haiti will be able to will be able to recover from the tragedy and access clean, safe drinking water thanks to a grant of £25,000 from the Freemasons...2022-02-20 2498 0 -
UK to recruit more fire engineering apprentices in wake of Grenfell and cladding recommendations
A Birmingham firefighter, one of the first fire engineering apprenticeship students in the country, speaks to the UK Minister for Building Safety and Fire as course gets underway A fire engineering degree apprenticeship – the...2022-02-20 1527 0 -
The Countries who are cominating the winter olympic in the 21st century, and how Team GB stacks up
The 2022 Winter Olympic Games has already provided some incredible sporting moments, with the medals already being claimed. However, new research has looked into what countries can claim the title of most successful country of the century. SportsPub analysed the Winter...2022-02-19 2387 0 -
Tech start-up gets virtual business boost in Dubai
The University of Birmingham Dubai has teamed up with a technology start-up to give a young entrepreneur the chance to create a Virtual Reality (VR) teaching experience based on the science of Birmingham’s Nobel Prize winners....2022-02-18 2803 0
