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Lenny Henry Talks About Racism, his PhD and his love for Classical Music

Written by Lenny Henry, this article was published by the Times, October 14 2018.  The origin can be found here - www.thetimes.co.uk A new string to his bow: Lenny Henry with musicians from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Uncle Clifton wrote to his family back home in Jamaica. He told them to come to England, there were jobs to be had. Bring me a wife, he added. The family was poor, the children weren’t eating enough, so they took the advice […]

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Information on Windrush from Wolverhampton City Council

This post was released 10th May 2018 by Wolverhampton City council.  The origin can be found here - www.wolverhampton.gov.uk The City of Wolverhampton is taking swift action to help local members of the Windrush generation who, due to Home Office policy, may have been incorrectly identified as illegal immigrants. Type=image;ImageID=15279;ImageClass=left;ImageTitle=At the launch;TitleClass=strong; Wolverhampton's Refugee and Migrant Centre and the City of Wolverhampton Council yesterday (Wednesday 9 May) officially launched the Paulette Wilson Windrush Citizenship Project to provide specialist advice and […]

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Events

The Way – Youth Zone in Wolverhampton

ABOUT THE WAY We’re The Way Youth Zone in Wolverhampton. We’re open 7 days a week, 365 days a year offering young people 8-19 (or up to 25 with a disability) over 20 action-packed activities every night. Want to know more? Are you sitting comfortably? Then we’ll begin. Our story began back in 2012 when Wolverhampton City Council in partnership with local business people saw the OnSide Youth Zone model in other towns and cities and as a result wanted to give […]

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Health

What to eat to beat prostate cancer

Making changes to your diet can reduce the risk significantly Pomegranate is rich in cancer-inhibiting compounds What can men do to protect themselves against prostate cancer? It’s a question that has arisen again this week after a key study revealed that men who take a test for the disease as a routine precaution may do themselves more harm than good. The study, funded by Cancer Research UK, suggested that the PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood test offered by GPs was more […]

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