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A flyer for the Tamworth Craft Fair, in aid of St John Ambulance, featuring crafting supplies, decorative bunting, and event details.Charity & Volunteering · 29 JulyTamworth Craft Fair to Raise Funds for St John Ambulance VolunteersA smiling woman with blonde hair and glasses, wearing a blue medical scrub uniform and standing with her arms crossed in front of a stone wall.Business · 29 JulyBirmingham Brides Urged to Plan Ahead as Wedding Photos Highlight Common Skin ConcernA smiling man with a beard and bald head wearing a light-colored shirt and grey trousers sits in a blue armchair in a room with a bookshelf behind him.Positive Local News · 28 JulyBirmingham Psychotherapist Marks 15 Years in Practice After Leaving NHS Amid Burnout FearsA smiling woman with dark hair holds up a certificate that reads "2026 FINALIST THE UK SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS GLAM AND GLOW BEAUTY LAB BEST BEAUTY BUSINESS."News · 28 JulySolihull Beauty Entrepreneur Reaches Two Major Awards ShortlistsTwo men are sitting across from each other at a brightly lit table with open laptops. The man on the left has a beard and is wearing a light sweater and smiling. The man on the right has a beard and is wearing a button-up shirt and a watch, with his hands clasped together, and smiling.Business · 28 JulyBirmingham Adtech Firm Covatic Secures £1.5m Investment for Global GrowthBirmingham Hairdresser Launches Haircare Range at SelfridgesBusiness News · 27 JulyBirmingham Hairdresser Launches Haircare Range at SelfridgesBirmingham Schoolchildren Sell Home-Grown Produce at Bullring Open MarketEducation & Research · 19 JulyBirmingham Schoolchildren Sell Home-Grown Produce at Bullring Open MarketRotary Club of Halesowen and Rowley Regis Closes After 91 YearsRegional News · 17 JulyRotary Club of Halesowen and Rowley Regis Closes After 91 YearsDLA Piper Renews Partnership with CBSO for Fourth Consecutive YearBusiness News · 15 JulyDLA Piper Renews Partnership with CBSO for Fourth Consecutive YearBirmingham Performer Charlie Shines in Touring Production of FallingArts & Culture · 6 JulyBirmingham Performer Charlie Shines in Touring Production of FallingHundreds Enjoy FleurFest At Village Pub Near SolihullArts & Culture · 26 JuneHundreds Enjoy FleurFest At Village Pub Near SolihullSutton Coldfield Dad To Carry Paraplegic Son Across Three Peaks For CharityLifestyle · 25 JuneSutton Coldfield Dad To Carry Paraplegic Son Across Three Peaks For CharityLocal Dancers To Stage James And The Giant Peach For Nepal School AppealArts & Culture · 23 JuneLocal Dancers To Stage James And The Giant Peach For Nepal School AppealBirmingham Pupils To Sell School-Grown Produce At Bullring Open MarketEducation & Research · 23 JuneBirmingham Pupils To Sell School-Grown Produce At Bullring Open MarketWindrush Day: Elaine Reed Opens Up About Leaving Jamaica and Finding Her Place in BritainLifestyle · 22 JuneWindrush Day: Elaine Reed Opens Up About Leaving Jamaica and Finding Her Place in BritainWindrush Voices Take Centre Stage in New Heritage Project Led by Nikki Tapper MBEArts & Culture · 22 JuneWindrush Voices Take Centre Stage in New Heritage Project Led by Nikki Tapper MBEVolunteer Who Joined St John Ambulance as a Cadet Receives British Empire MedalArts & Culture · 18 JuneVolunteer Who Joined St John Ambulance as a Cadet Receives British Empire MedalRoyal Birmingham Society of Artists Offers Three-Year Opportunity for Early-Career CreativesArts & Culture · 18 JuneRoyal Birmingham Society of Artists Offers Three-Year Opportunity for Early-Career CreativesMore Than 100 Young People Screened at Cardiac Health Event in Sutton ColdfieldEducation & Research · 17 JuneMore Than 100 Young People Screened at Cardiac Health Event in Sutton ColdfieldWest Midlands Residents Fear Traditional Skills Could Be Lost to Future GenerationsLifestyle · 16 JuneWest Midlands Residents Fear Traditional Skills Could Be Lost to Future GenerationsNew Birmingham Food Tour Urges Diners to Back Independent Restaurants Before It’s Too LateBusiness News · 16 JuneNew Birmingham Food Tour Urges Diners to Back Independent Restaurants Before It’s Too LateA diverse group of young adults and one woman in a wheelchair pose for a photo on a stage in front of a banner that reads "Rotary Young Citizen Awards."8 JuneBirmingham student wins prestigious Rotary Young Citizen Award 2026Birmingham Teen Renia Ganguly Wins Rotary Young Citizen Award for Financial Literacy InitiativeEducation & Research · 8 JuneBirmingham Teen Renia Ganguly Wins Rotary Young Citizen Award for Financial Literacy InitiativeA man wearing glasses with hands clasped in front of his face, looking directly at the viewer.8 JuneNew community radio station makes big waves on the airwaves with support of celebrity patron

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