Birmingham Rep part of Bangla Month 2025
A citywide month-long celebration of Bangladeshi creativity & culture

Throughout the past month, pupils at County Bridge Primary School and Whetstone Field Primary School were joined by several Walsall FC first-team stars in order to discuss Black History Month and the importance of values such as: acceptance and diversity.

Women across Walsall are being encouraged to visit their local pharmacy for the morning after pill (emergency contraception), making it quicker and easier to access the care they need without booking a GP or clinic appointment.

Jasbant Khutan Talks Empowerment On The Ian Henery Show On Black Country Xtra On Sunday 2nd November & Monday 3rd November And Talks About Growing Up In Walsall

A rogue trader whose substandard and incomplete work left a disabled city homeowner £23,300 out of pocket has been given a suspended prison sentence following a prosecution by City of Wolverhampton Council.

A new report by an Aston University researcher suggests that a lack of appropriate public transport could be holding back the West Midlands night-time economy.

Birmingham’s city centre will once again be transformed into a spectacular gallery of illuminated artworks, as Birmingham Light Festival returns for a second year.

Law firm Freeths has been appointed to a new national legal services framework, hosted by the University of Essex and developed in partnership with contract managers Dukefield Procurement.

Following the success of community-led initiatives around International Women’s Day, Work-In-Process CIC has announced the UK’s first International Men’s Day Conference & Exhibition.

Birmingham education charity Services For Education has launched an ambitious plan to build on its award-winning position as one of the country’s leading music hubs and providers of support to schools both in and beyond Birmingham.