‘Extremist’ Britain?
‘Today you’re an extremist if you voice concerns on immigration’ Immigration is now the number one issue facing the UK, according to multiple.
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Amy Davies: Flying high
She now helps others move past mental health lows like hers Two-and-a-half years after losing her job and her beloved nan, Amy Davies.
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Breaking stained-glass ceilings
The installation of the Right Reverend Sophie Jelley as the first female Bishop of Coventry is not just a ceremonial milestone – it’s.
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Police: ‘Drop the knife’
West Midlands Police has launched a hard-hitting radio campaign to persuade young people to stop carrying knives. The ad, set to run on.
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Wolverhampton Pride festival
Wolverhampton city centre came alive with colour and celebration on Saturday as hundreds gathered to mark Wolverhampton Pride 2025. Full afternoon of entertainment.
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Online SEND survey launched
Parents, carers and education professionals are being invited to share their experiences of the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system as part.
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New platform powers volunteering
A new digital platform is set to transform volunteering in Birmingham, making it easier than ever for residents to give back to their.
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‘Home care slavery’
The boss of a care organisation has accused the government of being complicit in “modern slavery.” Dr Jane Townson OBE, chief executive of.
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Bike Week: ‘Cycle-safe streets for WM’
A growing peloton is mobilising ahead of national Bike Week to push for cycle-safe streets across Birmingham, Wolverhampton and beyond. Next week, June.
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Cov MP’s school meal joy
Coventry MP Taiwo Owatemi today welcomed the “transformative” news that 20,000 children in her city are being added to the list of those.