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Walsall Council’s May Bank Holiday opening times

For the May Bank Holidays on Monday 4 May 2026 and Monday 25 May 2026, Walsall Council services will be operating with modified hours or closures.

University College Birmingham launches two-day degree module

University College Birmingham (UCB) has launched its two-day degree full-time study model for September 2026, opening doors to higher education for people who have been locked out of university by cost

Aston University institute wins £439,000 grant to research membrane protein folding

Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence (AIME) has won a £438,674 research project grant from the Leverhulme Trust to carry out fundamental research into how membrane proteins fold correctly.

Sutton florist announces wreath and networking workshop

A florist based in Sutton Coldfield has launched a new networking workshop with wreath making.

Professional development firm launches ‘Strengthscope’ for business

New business startup Endecay Professional Development has launched a new service to help business owners understand and apply their strengths and solve business challenges.

Pioneering AI education scheme prepares students for the future

Tens of thousands of students across the country are learning about the impact AI will have on every aspect of their lives, thanks to a groundbreaking education programme made in Birmingham.

Wolverhampton Communities Unite Through Art in ‘Recipes of Resilience’ Exhibition

A powerful new exhibition celebrating the voices, cultures, and lived experiences of Wolverhampton’s diverse communities will open to the public this May at the Mander Centre Community Hub.

May 2026 will be live music month for Walsall!

Music events around the town celebrating and promoting contemporary music culture and artistic heritage

Community Matters - Fundraiser for Summer Festival in Willenhall

Save the Date - Sunday 10th May at the Milestone at Willenhall Essington Road WV12 5DT

Healthcare experts promote bowel cancer screening

This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, healthcare staff from across the Black Country are raising awareness of the causes of the condition, including potential signs and where to seek advice.

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