You are in: Birmingham > People > Your Community > Changing rooms in Lozells Young people getting their hands dirty By Patricia Hoskins It was all hands on deck for over 80 volunteers, who painted ...

Four police officers smashed their way into a burning home in Villa Road in Lozells to rescue two women and search the ...

Ten years ago, riots broke out in the Lozells area of Birmingham. ... more than 500 people gathered as part of a peaceful protest at the shop where the girl was believed to have been attacked.

Here in Lozells, people aren't worried about anti-social behaviour. They fear the "extreme violence" which once again rocked the area as a 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death in the street.

The people of Lozells and the East Handsworth report between 300 - 500 crimes per month, with latest stats peaking at 511 offences in January ...

Young people from the Lozells Recreation Group spoke at the awards ceremony about the teamwork involved between the two groups: Young people from LRG ...

The rumour that a 14-year-old black girl had been caught shoplifting by a Pakistani shopkeeper in the Lozells area of Birmingham, and subsequently raped in revenge by a score of his compatriots ...

The original reason I was here was to try a Birmingham pub which a visitor was 'too scared to enter' on social media. Although it remains a pub, the building on Barker Street is home to Rahya ...

Parents at Arena Academy, formerly known as the Perry Beeches Academy, in Birmingham, said the school was evacuated after it ...

There was trouble - or a riot - depending on how you see these things, in the Lozells district of Birmingham last weekend. It certainly wasn't on the scale of Bradford in 2001 or Brixton 20 years ...

Lozells murder probe latest as police 'keen to speak' to two suspects after man stabbed to death. ... "Eight people have already been arrested in connection with our investigation.

One year on since the Lozells disturbances in October 2005, BBC WM and a CSV Make a Difference Day showed real unity in the area between Afro Caribbean and Asian young people.