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Birmingham & West Midlands Ethnic Minorities & Migrants - Living in UK

🚨Are you from Birmingham or the West Midlands and are an ethnic minority and / or someone who has emigrated to Britain? 🚨 I’m looking to talk to as many people as possible who wish to speak about what living in the U.K. as an ethnic minority and / or an immigrant is like today. Some of you may have read my piece where I talk about being a first generation British born British Pakistani - and as Birmingham Mail’s community reporter I want to give voices to as many people as I possibly can through my work. If you’d be interested in having a chat with me - do drop me a note wirher on LinkedIn or via email on [email redacted] If you want to see what I’ve previously written, you can read it here: https://lnkd.in/eUn6iTa6

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Parents Of Under-16s in West Midlands & Teachers - Social Media Ban

📲Are you a parent with an under 16 at home or a teacher from the West Midlands - who’d like to chat to Reach plc Birmingham Mail about what the new social media ban will mean going forward? Drop me a line on here or email me on [email redacted] to have a chat about your thoughts. #socialmediaban #birmingham #news

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16-24s in Birmingham & Black Country - Job Search Challenges

Are you from Birmingham or the Black Country and between the ages of 16-24 and struggling to find a job? We want to hear from you at the Birmingham Mail. I'm 22 myself - so it wasn't long ago I was making dozens of job applications hoping I would be given a chance. If you want to talk about your experiences finding a job in the current market - please do drop me a message on here or email me on [email redacted] - we want to hear from you about your experiences. #Jobs #employment #Birmingham #journorequest

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Women & Transport Staff in Birmingham - Public Transport Harassment

I don’t often do posts like this - but this is Amy Gaffney and me doing one of the millions of great things we get to do because we work at Birmingham Mail Amy and I have had the pleasure of covering dozens of stories together since she’s been here - but I wanted to put out another call for one cause particularly close to our hearts. ❤️ Both Ames and I are leading a campaign for women’s safety on public transport - and generally making sure everyone feels the most safe they can be in and around Birmingham and while on a train, bus, tram etc. We have both been harassed on transport multiple times and in the city - and at only 22 and 23 and with a whole life in front of us we decided it’s time to try and make a difference in any way we can. Do you know the number 61016? Or when to use 81018? We want to hear from you about your experiences in and around Birmingham and on public transport in the Midlands, and if you work in the transport sector - and have felt harassed at work - do also get in touch - it’s about safety awareness for all. My email is [email redacted] while Amy’s is [email redacted] P.S Amy is one of the best journalists I know who also happens to have become one of my best friends because of journalism. It’s impactful in more ways than you know 😊 #journalism #journalist #campaign #women #safety #womenssafety #publictransport #transport

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Birmingham & West Midlands Residents - Meningitis Stories

#journorequest if you are from Birmingham/live in Birmingham or the West Midlands and have had meningitis before and would be happy to speak to the Birmingham Mail about it - please do respond to this post

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Women’s Train Harassment Stories Needed – Birmingham Mail

Getting called a fat b**** on a train is something I would like to say hasn’t happened to me - but it has. 🚝 I’m sure I’m not alone - actually I know I’m not alone - because as women it’s not unheard of to have been harassed or felt uncomfortable on public transport. This is why over the next few series of articles at my newsroom home, Birmingham Mail, I, alongside my friend and colleague Amy Gaffney, are putting together pieces on safety - and for me it’s safety on trains. If you want to share your experiences on trains please do reach out to me by emailing [email redacted] - every story matters and every voice heard is another step towards the awareness there needs to be. And if there’s one number you remember today, let it be 61016 - read my story for why: 'I was harassed twice on public transport - why should women have to travel in fear'

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