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A young graduate from Peterborough who experienced mental health trauma when her kidney transplant failed has spoken out about the experience as new research into how patients can be better supported is announced. Ummae Kulsoom, 22,...

Improvements to the city centre public realm continues with the completion of groundworks in Victoria Square and pedestrianised zone in Waterloo Street. Funding has come from the government’s Transforming Cities Fund via the West Midlands Combined...

In a unique culinary collaboration, chefs from one of the UK’s oldest and most renowned North Indian Punjab restaurant in London’s Covent Garden, joined forces with the galley team aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth to celebrate the...

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Shabir Hussain, founder of Akbars Restaurant Group, one of the largest Asian restaurant groups in the UK. Shabir Hussain’s passing leaves an irreplaceable void in...

Born and raised Birmingham resident Joht Chandan is believed to have become the youngest medical professor in the United Kingdom at 32 years old. Professor Chandan from the University of Birmingham was made Clinical Professor of...

The best of British diversity heroes – many unsung and unseen – have had their work recognised at this year’s National Diversity Awards in association with HSBC UK. The individuals and organisations named as winners were chosen from...

Wakefield-based charity, Penny Appeal, officially opened their Community Hub at their Thornes Park Campus, welcoming guests such as Wakefield Council, Wakefield College and Bradford City AFC. The event, which takes place just a month after the...

Redefining Convenience and Control in the Digital Finance World TrustxPay (TXP), a pioneering digital finance platform, proudly announces its official launch, set to redefine the way crypto assets are managed and spent across the globe. With...

A peace vigil has been held Birmingham to mark a full year since the start of the war on Gaza, bringing together Muslims and Jews for peace in Palestine. On Monday 7th October 2024, members of...

  The London Palestine Film Festival (LPFF) returns this November, bringing a powerful selection of films that offer profound insights into Palestinian life, culture, and resistance. The festival opens on Friday, November 15th with A Grain of Sand (حبة رمل), a...