Charity launches accessible minibus for disabled and disadvantaged children
Mad Hatter’s Children’s Charity has unveiled a new accessible minibus to support disabled and disadvantaged children across the West Midlands. The specially adapted.
Culture
People
Solihull
Birmingham
Development
Deal signed to deliver 65 new affordable homes in Northfield
A major step towards easing Birmingham’s housing pressures has been secured with a new agreement paving the way for 65 affordable homes on.
Life Sciences
Viewpoint
Birmingham’s Life Sciences District – a vital piece of the UK’s fast-growing health tech sector
In his first column for WM News, Professor Neil Hanley, head of medicine and health at the University of Birmingham, sets out how.
Birmingham
Culture
Life Sciences
Brum sisters front rare disease charity’s Christmas appeal after life-saving transplant
Birmingham sisters Erica and Aimee-Kay Bicknell are starring in this year’s Christmas appeal for the Aplastic Anaemia Trust – after the charity supported.
Politics
Transport
£800m of public funds to fill pot holes in West Midlands
Motorists in the West Mildands will benefit from £800m of national funding to fix pot holes in roads, the government says. This sum.
Birmingham
Culture
Birmingham hosts Romania’s National Day celebrations for the first time
Romania’s National Day has been officially celebrated in Birmingham for the first time, marking what community leaders described as a “historic moment” for.
Life Sciences
Solihull
Cutting-edge mammography suite to boost early detection and cut waiting times
Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull has opened a new, state-of-the-art mammography suite as part of a major investment in its diagnostic services. Spire.
People
Wolverhampton
20 join men’s mental health charity sleep-out
Twenty members of a Wolverhampton men’s mental health charity braved the cold and spent 24 hours on the streets of the city over.
Birmingham
Defence
Leadership
Room at haven for injured military veterans named ‘Everest’ by Armed Forces Minister
Al Carns went from London to the top of Everest and back in just six-and-a-half days Minister for the Armed Forces Al Carns.
Culture
Justice
Viewpoint
Why scrapping jury trials threatens British democracy
The growing danger of state control in modern Britain Britain likes to imagine itself as the home of liberty, fair play and the.