had the vaccine there very recently, service is okay but needs to improve. The staff might not have…read morebeen properly negotiated prior to delivering services. One staff says to do this, all of the sudden the other staff came out and says do the opposite. Confusing, all staff should consider properly talked about before serving? Also seen staff not wearing masks inside the building, we are having vaccinate here, all staff should have their mask on properly? stay safe everyone

The old Moseley Art School us one of 26 listed buildings on Moseley Road - which is an impressive…read moreamount of listed buildings for one road, if you ask me... I know that it is no longer an Art School, but I have to admit, I don't have the foggiest idea what this building is used for now - if anything. It would be an awful shame for it to merely decay - in fact, as a Grade II Listed Building, is this even allowed to happen? Who's responsibility is it? Lots of question marks surrounding this building ... What I do know is that it was opened in 1900 and then closed again in 1975. It's a beautiful example of Victorian architecture - complimenting the equally controversial Moseley Baths which are directly opposite. Combining red brick with stone columns, large windows and fancy gates, it was probably a lovely place to study art. But for now - who knows?...

My experience of Joseph Chamberlain College, is not as a student but as a visitor to the College…read moreduring the planning & preparations on a project called Talent UK 2012 organised by aspire 4 U. For the past month or so I've been going to the college on Wednesday's supporting a fashion design workshop. The college is actually pretty big and looks like it has a diverse number of courses. It also has a fabulous gym, for those who love exercising a lot. See that's not for me!! I'm more interested in the vending machines, where I can find my daily supply of chocolate. The fashion lab the Talent 2012 participants have been working in at the college is really nice and it has so much equipment facilities. Also, if you are wanting to study fashion at the college, then ask for a lecturer/teacher called Sally; she's amazing.

There's nothing like being woken up by the crowing of a cockerel and i'm lucky enough to have two…read moreat the rear of my garden. One of which is from the City farm located at the rear of our house and is amongst a number of animals that are part of this little urban anomaly. More than a novelty, some of the animals here are absolutely beautiful and seem to be in fine condition, serving as an example to any backyard enthusiast who has a couple of chickens of their own. The Farm also sees some larger animals such as goats and I will never forget seeing a bucking donkey sending a visiting group of school children into a hysterical frenzy. Balsall Heath Farm is part of the St. Pauls development and on the same site as the farm there is a community centre with kitchen, a football pitch and a childrens centre.

A poor teaching facility, rude staff, courses not adjusted to the learner; noisy; hardly any…read morecomputer facilities to use or a library and teachers don't know how to deal with complaints and issues flaring up in classes from my experience while I studied here.

I passed my automatic driving test first time, and I honestly couldn't have done it without Tehreem…read moreat RSM Driving School. I've had driving instructors over the years, but none of their teaching styles really worked for me. Tehreem was completely different, she was incredibly patient, gentle, and supportive throughout the whole process. Learning took me a little longer, but she never made me feel rushed or discouraged. She took the time to explain things in ways that worked for me and made sure I truly understood, rather than just memorising what to do. Her teaching style gave me so much confidence, and the mock tests were especially helpful in getting me fully prepared for the real test. When I contacted RSM, I specifically asked for a kind and patient instructor, and they absolutely delivered. I truly don't think I would have passed without Tehreem's support and guidance. I've already been recommending her to others and would absolutely recommend her to anyone learning to drive. Thank you so much!

I 100% recommend Ripon from RSM Driving School. I learned to drive for the first time at the age of…read more35 and passed my test on the first attempt, entirely thanks to Ripon's teaching. He is incredibly patient, non-judgemental, and structured in his approach. He made sure even the smallest mistakes were addressed and always prioritised safe driving above everything else. I was extremely nervous at the beginning, but Ripon's calm and supportive teaching helped me gain confidence and pass successfully.