Bussing out’ exhibition highlights controversial 1970s’ policy
A new exhibition at the University's of Bradford's Theatre in the Mill showcases the controversial social policy known as 'bussing...
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Fully funded PhDs will hunt for new prostate cancer treatments
The University of Bradford has announced the first of three fully-funded PhD opportunities specialising in the treatment of prostate cancer....
Jonny Smith’s, The Late Brake Show, curates display of Restomods for this year’s Classic Motor Show at Birmingham NEC
TV presenter and YouTuber Jonny Smith said: “We are really excited to be involved with the NEC Classic and can’t...
Ten years on: Nottingham’s Workplace Parking Levy keeps the city moving ahead
Ten years ago, Nottingham City Council took the bold, innovative step to introduce Europe’s first Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) which...
MILTON KEYNES HOMEBUILDER HELPS PUPILS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE FOR WALK TO SCHOOL MONTH
Pupils at Bow Brickhill C of E Primary School in Milton Keynes recently received a donation of hi-vis bag tags...
WARWICKSHIRE COMMUNITY SET FOR FURTHER GROWTH
Leading developer David Wilson Homes has released a brand new selection of properties at its Ashlawn Gardens development off Ashlawn...
BIRMINGHAM PROJECT MANAGER RECOGNISED AS BEST IN THE COUNTRY FOR CONSTRUCTION QUALITY
Ian Green (54) has won a Pride in the Job Quality Award from the National House Building Council (NHBC), and...
Bittersweet memoir by Birmingham author explores the unique pain of losing a sibling
At the age of forty-one, Ramendeep Dhoot was in a deeply unhappy place in her life. Never married and without...
Face-to-face with our medieval ancestors
Astonishing 3D images and animations of people who died 700 years ago have been created thanks to a collaboration between...
‘Junk DNA’ gives up healing secrets
Scientists at the University of Bradford (England) have made a major breakthrough in the understanding of how DNA repairs itself....
