AI over therapy?
By Erin Molloy-Brookes The use of AI has skyrocketed over the past year, not only in the workplace but trickling into our daily.
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Anti-abuse art at stations
Artwork opposing violence against women and girls is being installed at five West Midlands railway stations. The art, by local illustrator Emma Kaye,.
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Brum: ‘Under my skin’
How does a city get under your skin? Let me explain how civic pride was built for me, adding so much to my.
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Police host Vaisakhi celebration
Hundreds gathered in Birmingham to celebrate the first-ever Vaisakhi event organised by West Midlands Police. The festivities brought together tradition, culture and community.
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Pride takes over Birmingham
Written by Erin Molloy-Brookes Birmingham Pride returns this weekend, with events spanning Friday, Saturday and Sunday. More than 75,000 people are expected to.
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Jobs at risk if home insulation dropped
Thousands of jobs are at risk if the government backtracks on its £6.6bn pledge to make British homes more energy-efficient. Ministers are considering.
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Brum’s Nagar Kirtan procession
The profound power of unity was loud and clear at the annual Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan procession yesterday in Birmingham. A vibrant sea of.
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Joe Lycett: Quirky Brum tour
A new alternative itinerary for tourists visiting Birmingham has been launched to celebrate the Sky Max series Joe Lycett’s United States of Birmingham. The.
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Birmingham: UK’s TV capital
Britain has officially claimed the title of the world’s biggest exporter of unscripted television formats – and it’s not just London that deserves.
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Handblown Glass: A fragile industry
Hand-blown glass has been produced in Stourbridge since the early 1600s. Yet today all that remains of the once prestigious Stourbridge glass industry.