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How to celebrate Galentine s Day in Birmingham in 2023
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New independent Christmas market coming to Birmingham this month
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Eight things to look forward to in Birmingham this summer and beyond
Dancing, mojito celebrations, Ibiza anthems and canal kayaking - there s lots to enjoy in Brum
Go kayaking in Birmingham canals this summer
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Iconic Birmingham music venue The Flapper will reopen this summer after being saved from demolition
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A friendly ear Earlier this month the Prime Minister announced a third national lockdown. Although necessary, these measures mean many of our veterans will be facing the next several weeks or months completely alone. And while the vaccine rollout out across the country provides some hope, social isolation and loneliness poses a real threat to our elderly this winter, among them many former RAF personnel and their partners. To help combat this, last year the RAF Benevolent Fund introduced a weekly Check and Chat service to support members of the RAF Family experiencing loneliness. I speak to one gentleman every Tuesday. He lives alone and spent much of 2020 totally isolated, and for him, this service truly is a lifeline. We chat about what he’s been up to, what he’s cooking for tea, to his time in the RAF and often I’m the only person he will speak to for days.