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Birmingham Brides Urged to Plan Ahead as Wedding Photos Highlight Common Skin Concern
Birmingham Psychotherapist Marks 15 Years in Practice After Leaving NHS Amid Burnout Fears
Solihull Beauty Entrepreneur Reaches Two Major Awards Shortlists
Birmingham Adtech Firm Covatic Secures £1.5m Investment for Global Growth
Birmingham Hairdresser Launches Haircare Range at Selfridges
Birmingham Performer Charlie Shines in Touring Production of Falling
📚 Education & ResearchBirmingham Schoolchildren Sell Home-Grown Produce at Bullring Open Market
🌍 Regional NewsRotary Club of Halesowen and Rowley Regis Closes After 91 Years
💼 Business NewsDLA Piper Renews Partnership with CBSO for Fourth Consecutive Year
Birmingham Performer Charlie Shines in Touring Production of Falling
Charlie, who lives at Lifeways’ Oak House Supported Living service in Birmingham was part of an ensemble cast of performers, all of whom have autism or a learning disability in the production of Falling.The show was created with Open Theatre and tells the story of a young girl tr…
Hundreds Enjoy FleurFest At Village Pub Near Solihull
Hundreds of revellers soaked up the sun and the atmosphere at a popular festival which returned to a local village pub near Solihull at the weekend.The second FleurFest, hosted by The Fleur de Lys in Lowsonford, on Saturday, also raised funds for local children’s charity Molly Ollys.The event brough…
Sutton Coldfield Dad To Carry Paraplegic Son Across Three Peaks For Charity
An intrepid fundraiser from Sutton Coldfield is preparing to scale the Three Peaks whilst carrying his paraplegic son – as a way of giving back to the charity that helped them. This weekend (June 27th/28th) Pete Haslam will be working as a team with fifteen friends and family members to bring 1…
Local Dancers To Stage James And The Giant Peach For Nepal School Appeal
Local dancers are bringing James and the Giant Peach to the stage this July – with every ticket sold helping to build a permanent home for 37 orphaned children at a school in Nepal.Members of The Pointe the Way Ballet School in Solihull, along with Leamington and Warwick Academy of Dance, are liftin…
Birmingham Hairdresser Launches Haircare Range at Selfridges
After an incredible launch of his luxury haircare range, Jay B Haircare is taking it to the next level. Going back to his roots, the line is now exclusively available within Selfridges, Birmingham. Jay Bimringham, also known as Jay B, is an editorial hairdresser, session stylist and digital cre…
📰 Press ReleaseBirmingham Psychotherapist Marks 15 Years in Practice After Leaving NHS Amid Burnout Fears
📚 Education & ResearchBirmingham Schoolchildren Sell Home-Grown Produce at Bullring Open Market
🌍 Regional NewsRotary Club of Halesowen and Rowley Regis Closes After 91 Years
🎭 Art & CultureBirmingham Performer Charlie Shines in Touring Production of Falling
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