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More than 300 students from across England and Wales gathered in Birmingham from March 16th to March 18th to take part in a UN-style debate about important world-wide issues ranging from nuclear disarmament to global warming....

Families pay tribute following their loss Tributes and photos have been released today by the families of two men who died following a collision on the M5 in the West Midlands at the weekend. The incident...

Dickens novel Oliver Twist will be available in a number of Asian languages in order to encourage ethnic minorities in London to read classic literature. The novel, which has been adapted on stage, cinema and television,...

Edgbaston Youth Worker wins Miss Birmingham Crown. A Birmingham youth worker has won the title of Miss Birmingham. Kris’ina Jagpal will represent the city in the final of the Miss England competition this summer, in hope...

TV Presenter Arti Halai recently helped celebrate the outstanding work of Birmingham City University students as they gained awards and recognition from blue chip organisations such as the BBC, Microsoft UK and Jaguar Land Rover. Arti...

Lycamobile commits £1 million long term investment in schemes to help people in Sri Lanka overcome poverty through education, livelihoods and health. International mobile operator Lycamobile has joined forces with The British Asian Trust, a Prince’s...

The Association of British Hujjaj (Pilgrims) UK (ABH); a National Hajj specific organisation working for the welfare and wellbeing of Hajj and Umrah pilgrims welcomes the new forewarning issued by Ministry of Hajj, Saudi Arabia to...

A former student from inner-city Birmingham, who has risen to the rank of Commander in the Metropolitan Police, is among the outstanding former students who will be honoured at Birmingham City University’s forthcoming graduation ceremonies. Makhdum...

Mobile Community Kidney Health Awareness and Screening Programme A well-known charity to run a number of roadshows at shopping centres, venues and South Asian festivals in a bid to raise awareness of Chronic Kidney Disease amongst...

FUNDRAISING FOR EPILEPTIC BOY A local school is holding a fundraising event for aBirminghamboy left paralysed by an epileptic fit. St Benedict’s Infant School are planning activities on 29th March as part of the school’s annual...