The Maples Day Nursery is the first nursery in Birmingham to pledge its commitment to creating a more sustainable environment for young children

The New Core online staff system is set to launch in June but will only allow legal names to be displayed, meaning that transgender staff members could be outed by the database

A recent survey by the National Union of Students (NUS) has suggested that as many as 59 per cent of students have gambled over the past year and 48 per cent did so to supplement their income

The Guild of Students has announced that it will give out free drug testing kits to students as part of the Harm Reduction Campaign

News Reporter Florence Jones investigates road safety for cyclists in Birmingham

News Reporter Alex Boscott interviewed the leader of the Liberal Democrats about Jeremy Corbyn, his own views on Brexit and the Independent Group

Top universities will have to admit fewer middle class students if they are to meet vital diversity quotas, according to higher education regulator Office for Students (OfS)

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir David Eastwood, and a panel of the University's senior management team are answering students' questions in the Debating Hall

An £800,000 research project led by the University of Birmingham and Warwick University has been launched in the hope to reduce social inequality and improve productivity in the West Midlands

Birmingham City Council are set to make over 1,000 people redundant and are still looking to 'find further savings' of £85 million over four years

The University of Birmingham has signed an agreement to build the second phase of its campus in Dubai

The Chief Inspector of Ofsted has responded to protests about children being taught about homosexuality, reports Christina Manns