A difficult journey, but a new beginning for Meli Tati
By James Vukmirovic Imagine you take a plane journey with an agent and when you arrive at your destination, [...]
Features
Feature: The journey to refuge is longer than you think
By Ben Egginton Britain has a rich history of serving as a haven for refugees: Dutch Protestants fled there [...]
Grand Slam of Darts still a draw despite venue move
By James Vukmirovic Staff, players and fans have praised the new venue for the bwin Grand Slam of Darts in [...]
This Birmingham exhibition tells the stories of people of colour during the British Empire
By Sowda Ali Aliyah Hasinah co-curated an exhibition about the experiences of people of colour under the [...]
Gender Recognition Act 2004: How much has changed?
By Krishna Khakhria The Government have opened consultation on the reform of the Gender Recognition Act 2004. [...]
Northern Ireland Fire Service launch new VR experience
By Jordan Kenny The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service has launched a virtual reality programme to [...]
How is tactile paving used by visually impaired people to travel day to day?
By Tyler Anderson Tactile paving is a system that many take for granted. A system which not many pay [...]
Garden turf garments feature in graduate collection
By Yusaf Akbar A Birmingham City University student has taken nature as the inspiration for her graduate [...]
The South Asian mental health service saving lives in Wolverhampton
“I am so tired of hearing people say BAME (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic) communities are hard to reach,” [...]
Meet Johnny, Brighton’s prolific young artist who’s on the Autistic Spectrum
Reporter Patrice Salazar Johnny Carroll-Pell is a young prolific artist on the Autistic Spectrum. He paints [...]
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