Gay Village venues, clubs and bars: The Nightingale Club in Lower Essex Street / Hurst Street in Birmingham city centre on 22.05.19 Features Rainbow Flag hanging outside from building. Features 'Love Is Love' slogan'

Birmingham LGBTQ nightclub offers closed premises as free NHS vaccination centre

As the UK’s coronavirus vaccination roll-out gets underway with the newly approved Oxford/Astra Zeneca vaccine suitable for standard refrigeration, a nightclub in Birmingham has offered their premises for use by NHS staff. Management at the aptly-named Nightingale Club in the city, which has been closed since March last year, have offered the venue to NHS staff for…

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Midland Langar Seva Society founder Randhir Singh Heer is committed to helping the homeless in the wake of the coronavirus threat

Sikh soup kitchen to soldier on feeding the homeless despite coronavirus threat

A Sikh soup kitchen in Birmingham is determined to continue feeding the homeless despite the threat of coronavirus. The Midland Langar Seva Society – who feed the vulnerable and needy in Birmingham nearly every single day of the year, taking a break only on Christmas Day – have announced they won’t be backing down from their duty in…

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Neena Julka (centre back) in the founder of the Wolverhampton based SNJ Charitable Trust

Diwali event held at Wolverhampton hotel raises £10,000 for needy in India

More than 500 people of all nationalities and faiths joined in Diwali celebrations at the Ramada Resort Park Hall in Wolverhampton, raising an incredible £10,000 for a local Wolverhampton charity. The event was in support of charity SNJ (Success and Joy) and included a three-course Diwali meal, fireworks, a live singer and Bollywood music; as well…

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