‘Action-art’ makes splash
Splash Art Republic hits Brum Birmingham is about to get messy – in the best way possible. Splash Art Republic has opened in.
Birmingham
Culture
Education
Development
Affordable targets slow building
London weighs lower threshold London is considering cutting the proportion of affordable homes developers must include in fast-tracked planning applications, amid warnings that.
Business News
People
Apprentice bags award
A 19-year-old groundworker apprentice from Shropshire construction firm McPhillips has been publicly earmarked as one to watch. Kai Ginifer was named ‘most promising.
Birmingham
People
Politics
£20m for Druids Heath
Druids Heath in Birmingham is set to receive £20m of government money over the next decade – and local people will decide how.
Business News
Finance
Revolut pledges £3bn boost
FinTech targets UK licence Revolut has promised to pour £3bn into the UK as it steps up efforts to secure a full banking.
Crime
Culture
Justice
‘Pause pro-Palestine demos’
Pro-Palestine protests are due to go ahead tomorrow despite calls from grieving Jewish community leaders, the home secretary and police to delay them.
People
Politics
Automatic refugee settlement ends
Labour toughens stance as Reform pressure grows Refugees in the UK will no longer be entitled to apply for permanent residency after five.
Development
Worcestershire Parkway tipped for new town
Taskforce recommends 12 potential sites Worcestershire Parkway has been named among 12 sites across England recommended for the country’s next generation of new.
Life Sciences
Politics
GP online booking rollout
Patients gain all-day access Every GP practice in England must keep online appointment request systems open during core hours – ending the so-called.
Defence
Finance
Politics
World Affairs
UK joins Iran sanctions reset
E3 trigger un snapback Britain, France and Germany have reimposed United Nations sanctions on Iran after accusing Tehran of persistently breaching commitments to.