The link between mental health issues and homelessness was highlighted as both World Mental Health Day and World Homeless Day were marked on Monday 10 October. The two were marked internationally on the same day – with the fact that the issues highlighted together being important as the links between mental health issues and homelessness are undeniable.

Hickman Park in Bilston, Wolverhampton, was filled with the joyful sounds of uplifting gospel music, talented Christian artistes, inspirational speakers, and tasty cultural foods as the inaugural Come-Unity in the Park Festival arrived in the Black Country.

The event, organised by the Wellington Road based New Testament Church of God – Bilston, in association with its district churches, seeks to provide a fun, family-oriented festival with the aim of bringing local communities together to  experience the gospel in an engaging and vibrant manner.

Memorials, monuments, sculptures, and statues. Every city has them. But why? Holosphere and Second Home Studios have teamed up to create Set in Stone? a mobile augmented reality (AR) experience for anyone with an AR capable smart phone to discover how they view some of the city's most iconic, most artistically inspired, or perhaps most controversial statues.

A lonely rescue rabbit is still looking for his soul-mate after spending over 200 days at an RSPCA centre - with just a single rehoming enquiry. 

Casanova, a one-year-old False Netherland Dwarf, came into The Holdings just before Valentine’s Day, which led to staff naming him after the fabled romantic.

Celebrating their 25th LIVE event in 2021, the fabulous Festive Gift Fair has been the #1 event for Christmas shopping in the heart of England for over two decades.

Missed by thousands last year, this ever popular 4-day event is back again in November and looking forward to re-uniting 300 stallholders with 1,000’s of high-spirited shoppers.