● 8th December 2020 –
Earlier this year, Eric Murillo was remembered a “hero” after his death, timed days before he was due…
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● 2nd December 2020 –
Realistically we all knew there would be strong vibes (if you catch my drift) when we were allowed…
● 5th August 2020 –
As Birmingham emerges from a long stint indoors, residents and community leaders find themselves at a key turning…
● 23rd July 2020 –
Sexual violence is not an easy topic to bring up, but the debate that surrounds it is of…
● 29th June 2020 –
As we reflect on Pride month, it’s saddening that the anti-trans sentiment has once again reared its ugly…
● 17th June 2020 –
The senseless murder of George Floyd has sparked transnational Black Lives Matter demonstrations, and with it the movement…
● 16th June 2020 –
There’s been an enormous amount of focus on the reopening of schools. And rightly so, for children and…
● 16th April 2020 –
As of 2019, over 70% of Birmingham’s population is under 35, with 40% of that under 25. (JLL…
● 25th March 2020 –
We’re in lockdown… We’ve lost Glasto, Peaky Blinders have suspended filming and we’ve been denied HD streaming on…
● 24th March 2020 –
The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused an increase of xenophobia within societies all over the world. In particular,…
● 27th February 2020 –
Come July you might have to pay a price for polluting our air. If you’ve been driving or…
● 13th November 2019 –
Read an alternative view of Jess Phillips on Gal-dem.com “Cut me and I bleed Birmingham.” Can we steal…