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INDIAN CITIZEN BANNED FROM JOINING WIFE IN UK UNDER NEW IMMIGRATION RULES
An Indian national will not be able to move back to the UK to join his family in Leicester, following the dismissal of a legal challenge he and his wife put forward against the new rule...2011-12-22 1967 0 -
SEND A GIFT OF MONEY THIS FESTIVE SEASON WITH XENDPAY.COM’S “NO FEE UNTIL THE NEW YEAR” DEAL
Refer your friends to Xendpay.com this festive period for your chance to win £100! With the world in economic crisis and everyone starting to feel the pinch this Christmas, saving the money to visit...2011-12-21 2117 0 -
BBC’S PLEA TO INTERVIEW TERROR SUSPECT ON TELEVISION
Lawyers of a British Muslim terror suspect, currently detained in a Midlands prison, have urged the High Court to allow the BBC to carry out a face-to-face interview with him. Babar Ahmad, who has been detained...2011-12-15 2109 0 -
NEW BUSINESS SERVICE FOR THE DEAF LAUNCHED
A deaf entrepreneur is to help potential business people, particularly those who are profoundly deaf, hard of hearing and hearing see their ideas come to life. Shezad Nawab set up the Deaf Business Services Ltd in...2011-12-15 2071 0 -
NEW CAR HIRE BUSINESS OPENS
Couples looking to impress wedding guests with a fancy car should look no further, as a new car hire company has opened in Birmingham. The newest office of K2 Car Hire is based at 143 Alcester...2011-12-15 3646 0 -
DHOL FOUNDATION OPENS ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE
A famed drumming institute, whose music has featured in a number of Hollywood films, impressed the Princess Royal at an annual concert. The Dhol Foundation, a team of drummers from West London, opened the 99th Royal...2011-12-15 2284 0 -
INDIA’S MOST INFLUENTIAL SPIRITUAL LEADER HONOURED AT HOUSE OF COMMONS
The House of Commons yesterday played host to one of India’s greatest spiritual leaders, as His Holiness Brahmrishi Shree Kumar Swamiji, was honoured by politicians, campaigners and his peers late last month. The private reception, which...2011-12-15 2616 0 -
Riots come under the spotlight in student play
The issue of hate crime is going to be explored in a theatre production that will be touring schools in Birmingham. Funded by West Midlands Police and produced by students at Birmingham School of Acting, part...2011-12-15 2268 0 -
DMU lecturer awarded grant to uncover the history of gender politics in Pakistan
A De Montfort University (DMU) historian has been awarded more than €48,500 (approximately £41,400) to carry out research on the history of gender politics in Pakistan. Dr Pippa Virdee, Senior Lecturer in Modern South Asian History...2011-12-15 2055 0 -
Green roots of recovery based in the green economy
As youth unemployment rises, an issue that has affected young people in the Asian community and other communes, an expert at Birmingham City University urges the Chancellor George Osbourne to look to the West Midlands for...2011-12-06 1983 0