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Help with energy bills as the price cap rises
From the Warm Home Discount to supplier hardship funds, here is where to turn.
28 September 2026 Source: Ofgem
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284 articles
Community
From the Warm Home Discount to supplier hardship funds, here is where to turn.
28 September 2026 Source: Ofgem
Community
Seven weeks of stalls will run in the city centre until Christmas Eve.
27 September 2026 Source: Birmingham City Council
Community
The winning city gets ten blossom trees, and it is not too late to sign up.
27 September 2026 Source: Birmingham City Council
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Payments of up to 300 pounds arrive in November or December for those who qualify.
27 September 2026 Source: Age UK
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Birmingham's Indian community is one of the oldest and most established in the city, and its members can be found in almost every walk of Birmingham life.
24 September 2026 Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021
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The festival that began with Joe Lycett's United States of Birmingham runs on 24 and 25 September.
23 September 2026 Source: University of Birmingham
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The Malayali community, whose roots lie in the southern Indian state of Kerala, has grown quickly in Birmingham and is now a lively and much valued part of the city.
19 September 2026 Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021
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Young Ukrainians aged 12 to 17 have spent a week with Birmingham host families, in a visit organised by a network founded by Bosnians who found safety here in the 1990s.
17 September 2026 Source: Birmingham City Council
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Birmingham's Tamil community brings together families from southern India and from Sri Lanka, united by one of the world's oldest living languages and a rich culture of music, dance and food.
15 September 2026 Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021
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The Telugu community is one of Birmingham's fastest growing Indian communities, made up largely of young professionals, students and their families who have brought a new energy to the city.
10 September 2026 Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021
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