Community News

SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity has organised a D-Day charity cycle ride starting on the 80th anniversary of D-Day (6th June), visiting landing sites such as Sword Beach, and following the Allied Forces routes into France.

As if dating in the digital world wasn’t hard enough, new research suggests that the prince charming you matched with could actually be AI.

The first glimpse of Amir Khan’s luxury wedding venue features a chandelier hanging from a corrugated metal ceiling awaiting visitors.

A primary school in Peterborough has come under fire by parents after pupils observing Ramadan were asked to spend their lunch breaks at home.

Birmingham City Council has expanded the scope of its Clean Air Zone vehicle scrappage scheme to include residents living within Zone, whilst updating the grants available.

Wolverhampton Arts & Culture is delighted to announce the acquisition of ten new photographic portraits of the Punjabi community in Wolverhampton by artist Anand Chhabra into Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s permanent art collection.

Practitioners working for the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Adult Social Care services have a sense of pride in their job.

Nishkam Civic Association (NCA) was delighted to host members of the United Religions Initiative (URI) from around the world, local stakeholders and members of the local interfaith community to discuss the topic of ‘Religiously Motivated Hate Crime’ and how we can work together to eradicate violence in all its forms.

Birmingham City Council has announced that Deborah Cadman OBE will stand down as Chief Executive on 22nd March 2024 after almost three years in charge.

With the outgoing first minister, Mark Drakeford, set to step down from the post next week, Vaughan Gething has been announced as the winner of the Welsh Labour leadership election.

A London nurse once described as the "fastest woman in Africa" is retiring after almost five decades in the NHS.

As celebrations continue around the world, this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin, Cork and other cities, towns and village in the Republic of Irland are marking their celebrations with a variety of festival, attracting hundreds of thousands.

Sir Lenny Henry will be hosting Comic Relief for the final time when the BBC fundraising telethon returns.

New homes provider Bromford is lifting the lid on its newest home styles at its Shared Ownership development in Solihull.

Signicat, the pan-European leader in Digital Identity, announces its transactional results and substantial growth for the fiscal year 2023, reaffirming its global position in the digital identity sector.

Big Society Capital, the UK's leading social impact investor, have launched research showcasing the transformative impact of an innovative funding approach which has in ten years housed over 3,300 people, including 1,607 children, who were at risk of homelessness, resulting in significant savings for the government.