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Hundreds of thousands of dahlias are set to bloom just 45 minutes from Birmingham this August. The stunning floral display will spread across a seasonal field in Worcestershire’s Wychbold—with over 60 var...
The University of Birmingham is selling off a part of its beautiful Selly Oak campus. Approximately two miles from the main Edgbaston campus, the sale of the vacant, 8.9-acre site will fund the university...
Taking care of our mental health can be just as important as looking after our physical well-being. In this ever-fractured, increasingly online world, finding someone to talk to is more important than eve...
The action-packed, unmissable competition, The Hundred, has turned world-class cricket into blockbuster entertainment. With just six weeks to go until the tournament returns to Edgbaston Stadium, players U...
The type of table where no one wants to be on top: The highest child poverty rates in the UK. In this sobering report, several Birmingham constituencies are featured, while one area even has the majority...
As the World Cup fever builds this summer, football fans across the UK are being handed the perfect excuse to stay out late, soak up the atmosphere, and cheer on the Three Lions with a pint in hand. The...
Millions of unmarried couples across England could soon see stronger legal rights and greater financial protection, as the Government launches a major new consultation aimed at modernising relationship la...
Has Birmingham officially got it going on? The West Midlands has been named Britain’s “kissing capital”, according to new YouGov research. Commissioned by Waken Mouthcare for its Big Kiss Report, the stud...
It's been almost a month since the local elections (Thursday, May 7)—in which no party took overall control. But the new political administration of Birmingham City Council has been agreed following the c...
Major HS2 works will affect rail journeys for the next two weekends, taking place in the Saltley and Washwood areas of Birmingham. Network Rail is supporting HS2 engineers to demolish Saltley Viaduct a...