Baby bank sees more demand after £20 uplift cutpublished at 12:28 British Summer Time 15 October 2021
The charity says referrals for help have increased since the reduction in October.
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The charity says referrals for help have increased since the reduction in October.
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Workers have been evacuated from the site on Wharf Street, Aston, said the West Midlands Fire Service.
It has about 30 firefighters at the site after being called shortly before 05:00 BST.
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The police are being asked to do more to tackle the racist abuse of the British-Chinese community in Birmingham in the wake of Covid-19.
City councillor Alex Yip said people from Chinese, Asian and South-East Asian backgrounds had been sworn at and told to go "back to China" and taunted with "here comes Covid".
Mr Yip said there'd been a 300% increase in hate crime directed at people of that heritage as a result of the coronavirus.
He said he wanted West Midlands Police to make its hate crime reporting app more accessible and asked the force to do more to understand the "nuances within the Chinese community".
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