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Birmingham students say ‘No To Fascism’ Following Racist Graffiti
Holocaust Memorial Day: Birmingham Comes Together to Remember Genocides
Ryan Barley reviews Slipknot's massive headline show at the Barclaycard Arena
Hannah Bradridge reviews Enter Shikari's new album The Mindsweep
Around 150 University of Birmingham students came out in protest with banners saying ‘We Want Diversity in Our University’ in response to fascist and Islamophobic graffiti on their campus. The crowd included representatives from both the Islamic and Jewish societies, along with the Black and Ethnic Minorities Association (BEMA). Many admitted that they were disgusted to have …Read More
listen to ‘Holocaust Memorial Day: Birmingham comes together to remember genocides’ on audioBoom The writings of Holocaust survivor and writer Primo Levi often provide a sense of perspective when commemorating the tragedy that killed six mllion Jews, along with other groups including Poles, black people, gypsies, Jehovah’s Witnesses and homosexuals. As this year’s theme was “Keeping the …Read More
After a snap election in Greece on Sunday, Alexi Tsipras leader of the left wing Syriza party has been sworn in as the country’s new Prime Minister.
On Thursday 22nd January, the University of Birmingham welcomed Lee Dargue, the PPC for the Liberal Democrats in Edgbaston to a talk and question and answer session, the first in the ‘PPE General Election 2015 Debates’.
This evening we are delighted to announce the full line-up of the upcoming Burn Live on Friday 23rd January at the Bristol Pear. Headlining are Birmingham punk rockers Dead Frequency, who are guaranteed to put on an incredible performance, having supported the likes of [spunge], Andrew WK and Me First & the Gimme Gimmes in …Read More
It’s January. After a festive period of overindulgence, you’ve probably set up some conscious healthy-lifestyle changes … but who said you had to go it alone?!
It’s never too late to join a society, and this could not be more true with BurnFM!
Local police chief talked to residents and partners at a Police Neighbourhood Tasking Meeting about intentions to tackle violent crime, which has reduced significantly compared to last year.
At around 6 O’Clock this morning, approximately 40 students began an occupation of the Aston Webb building at the University of Birmingham in support of the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts (NCAFC).
On Tuesday 25th November, the University of Birmingham’s Green Party Society hosted a speech from Joint Deputy Leader of the Green Party Amelia Womack.
