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Ethiopian Community in Birmingham

The Ethiopian community in Birmingham is small but proud, and it brings the culture of one of the world's oldest nations, and the birthplace of coffee, to the city.

9 September 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Eritrean Community in Birmingham

Birmingham's Eritrean community has grown in recent years, and its members are building new lives with determination, faith and a strong sense of community.

4 September 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Djiboutian Community in Birmingham

The Djiboutian community in Birmingham is one of the city's smallest, but it is connected by language and family to the city's large Somali community.

30 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Kenyan Community in Birmingham

Birmingham's Kenyan community is diverse, bringing together Black Kenyan families, Kenyan Asians whose families settled here decades ago, and a new generation of students and professionals.

25 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Ugandan Community in Birmingham

The Ugandan community in Birmingham includes Black Ugandan families and Ugandan Asians whose arrival in 1972 is one of the great stories of modern Britain.

20 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Tanzanian Community in Birmingham

The Tanzanian community in Birmingham is small, but it brings together families with roots in mainland Tanzania, Zanzibar and the Tanzanian Asian community.

15 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Rwandan Community in Birmingham

Birmingham's Rwandan community is small, but it brings a spirit of resilience and community service from the land of a thousand hills.

10 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Burundian Community in Birmingham

The Burundian community in Birmingham is one of the city's smallest, but its famous drumming tradition and its strong sense of community make it a memorable one.

6 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Nigerian Community in Birmingham

Birmingham's Nigerian community is one of the largest and fastest growing African communities in the city, and its doctors, nurses, students and entrepreneurs are making a major contribution.

1 August 2025 · Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021

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Tens of thousands line Birmingham streets to say goodbye to Ozzy Osbourne

The cortege passed his childhood home in Aston and stopped at the Black Sabbath Bridge, 17 days after his farewell concert.

31 July 2025 · Source: Wikipedia