As the prime minister ponders over new lockdown measures especially during Christmas to contain the spread of coronavirus, it has emerged that Leicester may continue to remain under strict coronavirus restrictions. The city's mayor, Sir Peter...

On 18th November, a scholarship was launched in honour of a Walsall nurse who passed away during the first wave of coronavirus.

On Saturday, 21st November, Leicester Council stepped up in its efforts to combat racial inequalities in the county and has thus, announced a job vacancy for a Race Equality Officer.

On Monday 9th November, a community supermarket in Birmingham which allows shoppers the opportunity to “pay-as-you-feel” reported a surge in the demand for essential supplies as Britain continued to battle a second national lockdown.

On 3rd November Tuesday, it emerged that the Leicestershire Police was reportedly pushing for greater diversity in their police forces with the goal that one in every four of its staff members is from an ethnic minority background. Their announcement...

On Friday 6th November, a 33-year-old man was jailed for life for slitting the throat of a 10-year-old boy as part of a series of random attacks.

On Sunday 8th November, about 600 protestors had gathered in Piccadilly Gardens in Greater Manchester as the national lockdown rules came into force. Police have reportedly fined 24 people with £200 fines and 20 of these were handed to the Cumbrian...