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Coaches, sports scientists, performance analysts and competitors, including former Olympians, are coming to Birmingham City University next month for an international summit on sports coaching.    The University is hosting the Global Coaches House Birmingham 2022 Conference at...

Birmingham’s summer holiday activities and food programme has been finalised. Free activity clubs are available for children aged 4-16 who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals and for those with disabilities or special educational needs....

Children and young people from more than 35 schools across Birmingham celebrated their achievements in Unicef’s Rights Respecting Schools programme at a spectacular event at Birmingham Rep theatre. Since 2015, thousands of children and young people...

The chief nurse for England’s healthcare training body has praised the “phenomenal contribution” of Birmingham City University students during the Covid-19 pandemic.    Professor Mark Radford CBE, Chief Nurse and Deputy Chief Executive at Health Education...

Birmingham 14th July 2022: A Birmingham couple are raising awareness of kidney disease and the struggle of gaining a transplant to mark this year’s South Asian Heritage Month. Satnam and Paramjeet Kang – affectionately known as Sam and...

Elephant Atta was launched in 1962, making it the UK’s first flour brand, for the South Asian community. When we started our journey 60 years ago, we had only one goal in mind. To be the...

Muslim Charity, National Zakat Foundation (NZF), has revealed that Muslims in Bradford, Liverpool and Manchester are most in need of financial support. Amid the cost of living crisis, the charity has seen an influx of over 2,000 applications...

The Leaders of Birmingham City Council’s Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat groups made this joint statement to mark Srebrenica Memorial Day. Councillors Ian Ward, Robert Alden and Jon Hunt said: “This month marks the 27th anniversary of...

The Balance is the untold story of the Islamic entertainment industry. It charts the rise of this fledgling industry from very difficult and humble beginnings, to the global multi billion-dollar phenomenon that it is today. Our...

School children are set to take part in a fundraiser this July created by food poverty charity, Charity Right, named Ditch It for Dhul Hijjah. Children in schools across Bradford, London and Blackburn will be giving up...