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18 Jul One of classical music’s greats will reveal what i...
In an exclusive public event, world renowned solo cellist and conductor Julian Lloyd Webber will reveal what it takes to become a leading musician in today’s world.
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18 Jul New minister needs to prioritise support for post-...
The new universities minister needs to prioritise giving extra backing to modern universities offering practice based education opportunities to young people, says Birmingham City University Vice...
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18 Jul Health expert calls for more community resources t...
Following news of A&E units across England failing to meet waiting time targets for 52 weeks in a row, Kevin Crimmons, Head of Adult Nursing at Birmingham City University , is emphasising the...
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18 Jul Business expert backs high street banks investigat...
A Birmingham City University business expert has applauded CMA’s decision to investigate high street banks over lack of competition.
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17 Jul Campaigners are not prepared to take ‘no’ for an a...
A law expert from Birmingham City University believes that campaigners will not stop when it comes to fighting for a change in the law on assisted dying.
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17 Jul Health expert warns of increased risk for young ch...
“Dehydration is the main health concern for people during Britain’s two-day heatwave”, says Shirley Kirnon, Senior Lecturer in Public Health at Birmingham City University.
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16 Jul Futuristic threads brings science to the fore
Conscientious students from Birmingham City University will be giving a new meaning to ‘ethical fashion’, at a unique fashion show in Birmingham on Thursday 17 July.
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14 Jul Fine celebration for city school academy
Acclaimed children’s writer Anne Fine made a special visit to a city school last week, in celebration of the school’s one year anniversary as an academy - sponsored by Birmingham City University...
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11 Jul Expert argues that there was a culture of denial d...
Following this week’s news headlines on the suspected cover-up of a Westminster paedophile ring, leading criminologist Dr Elizabeth Yardley argued that there was a culture of denial operating...
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11 Jul Labour's pledge to introduce more technical degree...
Responding to Ed Miliband's plan aimed at attracting the 'forgotten 50 per cent' of students into higher education, Professor Paul Ivey, Pro Vice-Chancellor at Birmingham City University, said...