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CEO of the Public Speaking Academy, Bilal Jamil, inspired audiences as the keynote speaker at the Capital Business Hub networking launch event. International speaker and Executive coach for royal figures and political elite, his portfolio includes...

Capital Business Hub launched its inaugural networking event on the 26th of July, welcoming over 100 business owners including some of the most established and prominent names in the Birmingham entrepreneurial community as well as a...

Research led by the University of Birmingham has discovered that patients who suffer from both Type 2 diabetes and obstructive sleep apnoea are at greater risk of developing a condition that leads to blindness within an...

A Small Heath travel firm offering Hajj and Umrah trips and its director have been ordered to pay £71,417 after admitting it had misled customers, at Birmingham Crown Court today (19 July 2017) Birmingham City Council...

PHE campaign urges people to see a GP if they have breathlessness or a persistent cough, as these are symptoms of these diseases. Public Health England (PHE) has launched a national ‘Be Clear on Cancer’ awareness campaign...

A rising star in the Conservative Party has defected to the Liberal Democrats due to Theresa May’s extreme version of Brexit. Azi Ahmed, who stood for the Conservative Party at the last election, grew up in...

28-years-old Ayaz Bhuta, a Paralympic athlete from Bolton, talks about his condition and what drove him towards sports.  Bhuta, who is 3 feet 8 inches and weighs seven stone, does not let his stature get him...

With Afternoon Tea Week fast approaching on 14th August, Victorian hideaway The Lost & Found Birmingham is set to launch its new Afternoon Tea and Gentleman’s Tea menus, perfect for a daytime get-together and holding court...

By JAI KUMAR The Sepember sensation, Dabangg, the Tour, comes to London and Birmingham.  One of Bollywood’s most loved stars, Salman Khan, is to perform at the O2 and Barclays arenas in what is expected to...

By Spandan Manwatkar News Correspondent An industrial dispute between Birmingham City Council and refuse workers regarding the new working plans has led the workers to go on strike until 1st of September. A spokesperson for the...