Selly Oak | Redbrick

A ‘Brief’ Encounter with the Law: £5000 of Cocaine Found in a Man’s Boxers

News Writer Alfie Luck reports on Operation Skybridge's latest discovery - £5000 worth of cocaine found in a man's boxers - finding the new operation to be effective and community-based

Redbrick Newspaper Saved: Community Raises Over £5000

Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor discusses Redbrick's recent fundraising efforts

Redbrick Investigates: FAB: Dick & Dom in da Crowd Crush

Gaming Editor Louis Wright interviews two anonymous sources, discussing the crowd crush that occurred at Fab'n'Fresh on the 11th November 2023. This investigation includes a comment from The Guild of Students' Communications Department.

Lions mark 20th XpLosION with emphatic 27-17 win over Cardiff

News editor Poppy Jacobs and sports editor Lucy Blitz collaborate to cover the 20th anniversary of the Birmingham Lions' annual XpLosION event.

Arrest Made After Pedestrian Left in Critical Condition Following Alleged Hit and Run

News Writer Anna Constable reports on a hit and run case occurring in Birmingham.

Selly Oak wellness cafe ‘grounded.’ off to a positive start

Sports Editor Lucy Blitz visits Selly Oak wellness hub 'grounded.' a month after opening and reports on the reception from students in the local area.

Investigations into the Selly Oak Muggings Continue

News writer Ilina Jha reports on the recent Selly Oak muggings

Guild Elections 2023: Activities and Employability Officer

News editor Joshua Herman reports on the Guild Activities and Employability Officer Candidate's Interview

Redbrick x Footnotes: Foot-News Satire

Redbrick News and Footnotes collaborate to create news satire

Selly Oak Landlords Fined Over ‘Uninhabitable’ Flat

News Writer Polly Watton reports on how two Selly Oak landlords have been fined over their uninhabitable flat

Selly Oak Found to be Gayest Area in Birmingham

Comment Editor Weronika Bialek reports on the high queer population in Selly Oak

Selly Oak McDonald’s Granted 24-Hour Licence

News Editor Joshua Herman reports on responses to Selly Oak McDonald's being granted a 24-hour licence