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Additional resources are being invested in helping UK-based companies looking to do business with Pakistan, in line with the UK commitment to increase trade between UK and Pakistan. A new Deputy Director for Trade was appointed...

A Reliance Entertainment and KriArj Entertainment overseas release, out on 11th August 2017   Thursday 20th July 2017, London:   Indian cinema heavyweights Akshay Kumar (Airlift, Rustom), Bhumi Pednekar (Dum Laga Ke Haisha), Anupam Kher (Bend It...

  Kukje Gallery is pleased to announce Gridded Currents, a group exhibition featuring four artists actively engaged in the global contemporary arts scene, from July 20 to August 20, 2017. Beginning with its 2013 exhibition The...

Skills Support for the Workforce, a programme designed to help small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) fill skill gaps through the provision of fully funded training, is calling for more providers to join its supply chain to...

Bhai Sahib, Bhai (Dr) Mohinder Singh OBE KSG’s VIP visit to Acorns Children’s Hospice today (Wednesday) has underlined the importance of support across the entire community for the city’s local children’s hospice charity. Bhai Sahib, an...

The works of John Milton have been translated more than 300 times and into 57 different languages – including onto sheets of toilet paper by a Yugoslavian political prisoner – extensive new research has revealed. A...

A report outlining plans for the Library of Birmingham and the Birmingham Repertory Theatre (The REP) to develop a commercial partnership is set to be approved by Cabinet. This arrangement, which is due to come into...

A major international event aimed at transforming how environmental and conservation issues are tackled in Bangladesh will be held in the UK.   Birmingham City University will be hosting the ‘Build Bangladesh: Environmental Education is a...

Natco Select (specialists in Asian and African groceries) have completed a major new charity campaign where 100% of all sales from both our shops in St Matthews and Oadby during May and June 2017 will be...

Three-quarters (75%) of Birmingham school children say they feel happier as a result of learning to play a musical instrument, the city’s largest music education provider has found. The Music Service, part of Birmingham not-for-profit charity...