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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…

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Birmingham Pupils To Sell School-Grown Produce At Bullring Open Market

Birmingham MagazineΒ·23 June 2026

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Birmingham Pupils To Sell School-Grown Produce At Bullring Open Market
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Birmingham Pupils To Sell School-Grown Produce At Bullring Open Market

Children from schools across Birmingham will swap the classroom for market stalls this summer as they sell fresh, school-grown fruit and vegetables to the public in support of a great cause. The Young Marketeers Birmingham Market Day will take place on Thursday 9 July from 11am-1pm at the Bullr…

Birmingham MagazineΒ·23 June 2026
Windrush Day: Elaine Reed Opens Up About Leaving Jamaica and Finding Her Place in Britain
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Windrush Day: Elaine Reed Opens Up About Leaving Jamaica and Finding Her Place in Britain

Elaine Reed was five years old when she learned the person she thought of as her mum was actually her grandma.Her mother Leah left home in Jamaica for the UK, aged 22, as part of what we now know as the Windrush Generation.β€œMy mom had left me when I was six months old to go to England to make a bett…

Birmingham MagazineΒ·22 June 2026
Windrush Voices Take Centre Stage in New Heritage Project Led by Nikki Tapper MBE
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Windrush Voices Take Centre Stage in New Heritage Project Led by Nikki Tapper MBE

A former award-winning BBC radio presenter has teamed up with a Walsall charity to lead a project close to her own heart, spotlighting some of the local stories from the Windrush Generation.Nikki Tapper MBE is partnering with Walsall Black Sisters Collective to record a podcast series for The Walsal…

Birmingham MagazineΒ·22 June 2026
Volunteer Who Joined St John Ambulance as a Cadet Receives British Empire Medal
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Volunteer Who Joined St John Ambulance as a Cadet Receives British Empire Medal

Alan Grigg, who lives in Sutton Coldfield, is being awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM).Alan has completed more than 70 years of service with St John Ambulance, having joined as a Cadet in 1953 and becoming an adult member in 1956. He was one of the first holders of the Duke of Edinburgh Gold awa…

Birmingham MagazineΒ·18 June 2026
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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…

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Birmingham Performer Charlie Shines in Touring Production of Falling

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