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Birmingham University Introduces Payroll Savings to Tackle Cost-of-Living PressuresEducation & Research · 3 MarchBirmingham University Introduces Payroll Savings to Tackle Cost-of-Living PressuresA split image shows a blonde woman in a leopard print blouse on the left and a man in a navy suit and brown tie smiling on the right.Business News · 3 MarchUniversity of Birmingham launches payroll savings scheme to help staff build financial resilienceA female singer on the left holds hands with a male dancer in the center, surrounded by other performers on a dimly lit stage during a concert.Interview Request · 24 FebruaryDance and the road to happiness! How art can change your lifeA Family Legacy in Stone: Grandson Exhibits Alongside Renowned Sculptor’s Centenary TributeArts & Culture · 23 FebruaryA Family Legacy in Stone: Grandson Exhibits Alongside Renowned Sculptor’s Centenary TributeA large, abstract, white sculpture with flowing, organic shapes sits prominently in the center of what appears to be an artist's studio, surrounded by tools, art supplies, and other works in progress.Interview Request · 21 February'A chip off the old block' OR 'Carving out a bright future' An up-and-coming sculptor, Ben Poole-Phillips, has organised a local week-long preview show, Petal to Bone, of his works before they go on tour, together with a centenary celebration of the life and works of his grandfather, the renown Birmingham sculptor A. John Poole. FRBSComedian Simon Evans discusses Plato’s cave and the funny side of progressArts & Culture · 20 FebruaryComedian Simon Evans discusses Plato’s cave and the funny side of progressA colorful infographic map of the United Kingdom, broken into various water utility regions, with the amount of money each region could save annually stated.20 FebruaryBirmingham Residents Could Save £107 Each Yearly Swapping Bathtubs for ShowerA bald man with a white beard is wearing a black coat, looking directly at the camera with a serious expression, framed by brick walls on either side.Events · 19 FebruaryComedian Simon Evans discusses Plato's cave and the funny side of progressA man with a white beard and receding hairline wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie smiles while standing in front of a window with blinds.18 FebruaryMark Hopton MBE Steps Down from Leadership Role at Three Local Charities Lottery35 Years On, Tracy Beaker’s Legacy Highlights Growing Fostering CrisisLifestyle · 17 February35 Years On, Tracy Beaker’s Legacy Highlights Growing Fostering CrisisA young person with curly hair, wearing a denim vest and red shorts, points directly at the viewer with an open mouth expression against a blue background with painted clouds and a hot air balloon.Local News · 17 FebruaryTRACY BEAKER INSPIRED A GENERATION - BUT UK STILL NEEDS MORE THAN 13,000 FOSTER CARERSAIRHOP BIRMINGHAM RELAUNCHES, BRINGING NEW ENERGY TO THE CITY’S FAMILY LEISURE SCENEArts & Culture · 16 FebruaryAIRHOP BIRMINGHAM RELAUNCHES, BRINGING NEW ENERGY TO THE CITY’S FAMILY LEISURE SCENEA young girl with blonde braids screams in excitement as she rides a dark mat down a blue and yellow water slide, with industrial-style stairs and structures in the background.Regional News · 16 FebruaryAIRHOP BIRMINGHAM RELAUNCHES, BRINGING NEW ENERGY TO THE CITY’S FAMILY LEISURE SCENE“If Our Artists Win, the City Wins”: Seventh Circle Launches Renaissance – A Bold Platform for Birmingham’s Independent ArtistsArts & Culture · 12 February“If Our Artists Win, the City Wins”: Seventh Circle Launches Renaissance – A Bold Platform for Birmingham’s Independent ArtistsA grayscale poster advertising a Renaissance Open Call Exhibition from January 24, 2026, to February 22, 2026, against a background of intricate classical illustrations.12 February“If Our Artists Win, the City Wins”: Seventh Circle Launches Renaissance - A Bold Platform for Birmingham’s Independent ArtistsLibrary of Birmingham Lit in Yellow to Honour Marie Curie’s Lifesaving WorkArts & Culture · 11 FebruaryLibrary of Birmingham Lit in Yellow to Honour Marie Curie’s Lifesaving WorkThree people, two volunteers and a healthcare worker, wear yellow hats and outfits while raising their arms to celebrate the Great Daffodil Appeal against a backdrop of a modern building lit up at night.11 FebruaryLibrary of Birmingham goes yellow for Marie CurieTogether for almost a lifetime – Sutton Coldfield couple shares marriage wisdom for Valentine’s DayLifestyle · 10 FebruaryTogether for almost a lifetime – Sutton Coldfield couple shares marriage wisdom for Valentine’s DayAn elderly couple sits in matching striped armchairs, holding hands across a small table with a floral arrangement, both smiling at the camera.10 FebruaryTogether for almost a lifetime – Sutton Coldfield couple shares marriage wisdom for Valentine’s DayNeko Health Opens in Birmingham – Expanding Access to Breakthrough Preventive Health Scans to the West MidlandsLocal News · 9 FebruaryNeko Health Opens in Birmingham – Expanding Access to Breakthrough Preventive Health Scans to the West MidlandsA modern, minimalist waiting area features a long, light-colored bench in front of a metallic wall, with a light green wall and a staircase with a railing in the background.Regional News · 9 FebruaryNeko Health Opens in Birmingham – Expanding Access to Breakthrough Preventive Health Scans to the West MidlandsEversheds Sutherland to relocate Birmingham office to Paradise in 2027Business News · 3 FebruaryEversheds Sutherland to relocate Birmingham office to Paradise in 2027A woman in a white jacket and a man in a blue suit stand smiling in a modern office lobby with light-colored columns and contemporary furniture.Business News · 3 FebruaryLeading global law firm Eversheds Sutherland becomes latest occupier at Paradise BirminghamBirmingham Light Festival Reveals New Programme Highlights and Local Talent Ahead of February ReturnCommunity Events · 28 JanuaryBirmingham Light Festival Reveals New Programme Highlights and Local Talent Ahead of February Return

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