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Kate Knowles

Kate Knowles

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Editor, Birmingham Dispatch

Birmingham

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Total articles 638

  • The future of Birmingham’s symphony orchestra is uncertain. Can grime help?

    By Kate Knowles Verified| Birmingham Dispatch@ In 2015, UK grime made an explosive return to the mainstream. Artists achieved global recognition and started climbing the charts. And as the year edged to a close, Birmingham MC, Lady Leshurr (government name: Melesha Katrina O'Garro), released the fourth part in a musical series cheekily titled ‘Queen’s Speech’.

    By Kate Knowles Verified · Birmingham Dispatch

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • The future of Birmingham’s symphony orchestra is uncertain. Can grime help?

    By Kate Knowles Verified| Birmingham Dispatch@ In 2015, UK grime made an explosive return to the mainstream. Artists achieved global recognition and started climbing the charts. And as the year edged to a close, Birmingham MC, Lady Leshurr (government name: Melesha Katrina O'Garro), released the fourth part in a musical series cheekily titled ‘Queen’s Speech’.

    By Kate Knowles Verified · Birmingham Dispatch

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Infighting, austerity, opportunism: this is the tale of Birmingham’s decline | Kate Knowles

    By Kate Knowles Verified| The Guardian Verified I was recently standing on a picket line at Birmingham’s largest waste depot with a case of deja vu. “We are massively underfunded. It does need changing,” Lee, a bin worker and union rep, told me. But the council’s current offer to end the strike isn’t good enough, he said. If it cuts wages the way it wants to, “people will lose their homes”. We’ve been here before.

    By Kate Knowles Verified · The Guardian

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Birmingham Dispatch

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom