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UK venue to usher in ‘new normal’ with programme of international experimental live music
A grassroots UK music, arts and community space is preparing to return to ‘the new normal’ with a programme of live shows, installations and streamed performances following 12 months of closure due to Covid restrictions. Centrala,...2021-03-30 2623 0 -
Rugby study identifies new method to diagnose concussion using saliva
A University of Birmingham-led study of top-flight UK rugby players – carried out in collaboration with the Rugby Football Union (RFU), Premiership Rugby, and Marker Diagnostics – has identified a method of accurately diagnosing concussion using...2021-03-30 3818 0 -
Chandni Vegad, receives “Best Singer Award” at “Gujarat Cine Media Awards” function
The “Gujarat Cine Media Awards-2021” ceremony was organised on March 20,2021 by Sigma Group of Institutes in Vadodara (Gujarat). The ceremony was organised by Amit Patel and Kalpesh Patel. Talented young singer Chandni Vegad, who hails...2021-03-30 2490 0 -
Asda donates £100k to FareShare support Muslim community groups, across the month of Ramadan
Supermarket retailer Asda has announced that during Ramadan it will be donating thousands of pounds to FareShare to support Muslim charities and community groups across the country. Through its charity partnership with food redistribution charity FareShare,...2021-03-29 4860 0 -
Fertility treatment less successful for ethnic minority patients, new figures reveal
Our latest report, Ethnic diversity in fertility treatment 2018, looks at how access to, and outcomes of fertility treatment, differ by ethnic group. Read the full press release below. HFEA calls for collaborative work to tackle disparities...2021-03-29 2056 0 -
Ten South Asian artists supported by Coventry 2021
Ten South Asian artists have been given £1000, bespoke mentoring and development training to see the next generation of diverse artists shine in Coventry. The ten local artists have been recruited by Coventry City of Culture...2021-03-29 2137 0 -
Patients should receive COVID-19 vaccine before surgery to reduce risk of postoperative death
Governments should prioritise surgical patients for COVID-19 vaccination Patients waiting for elective surgery should get COVID-19 vaccines ahead of the general population – potentially helping to avoid thousands of post-operative deaths linked to the virus, according...2021-03-29 1620 0 -
Supporting businesses to re-open safely
Birmingham City Council has started an engagement programme with the city’s Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) to help retail and hospitality reopen safely. The Government’s phased reopening of lockdown will see outdoor hospitality open prior to indoor,...2021-03-25 5718 0 -
Pathetic EU Response to Burma Military Coup: Eleven Banned From Holidays in EU – Burma Campaign UK
Pathetic EU Response to Burma Military Coup: Eleven Banned From Holidays in EU Burma Campaign UK today described the EU response to the military coup as pathetically weak and ineffective. Almost two months after the military...2021-03-25 1823 0 -
Introducing the Vantage F1® Edition: Race-track performance on the road
The new Vantage F1® Edition is a new breed of Aston Martin. One that celebrates the marques return to Formula 1® for the first time in over 60 years and establishes the Vantage as a true sports car....2021-03-25 1679 0
