Chinese Community

Shenghua is a nurse and working in Birmingham. If  you want to know her story, please watch the video.
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Don’t take it wrong. As here the ‘life in UK’ doesn’t mean the test that any non-uk citizen has to pass before he (or she) applies for the UK citizenship. The subject  here means the real life in UK, which everyone has to face every day. No matter easy or hard. These days, many Chinese...
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This Thursday sees the last English Club meeting of the term (we’ll start again at the end of next month, on the first Thursday of the Summer Term). We plan to end this term on a high, by holding a party! Why? Well, we’re approaching the time of the year when Christians celebrate the season of Easter.  You...
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China’s pace of economic development has been remarkable and it will shortly become the world’s second largest economy behind the US. However, there’s reason to believe the next phase of Chinese growth will be even more exciting as the economy broadens out from export-led manufacturing. China’s pace of economic development has been remarkable… Only 18 months...
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About two weeks before the Chinese New Year, also the Saint Valentines day, my English friend Christine proposed herself being my children’s baby- sitter on that Friday night, 12th February, to let me and my husband going out to have a dinner together. What a wonderful idea! We never had any chance to going...
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Chinese community  is an independent community website which aims provide news, events, and features of what’s going on in the Birmingham. The website is run on a voluntary basis and launched in Oct,2009 by a local journalism graduate, Ruihua with her team . We recognised there were some local Chinese community organations in Birmingham ,...
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Notice： If you want to learn English, please read the letter. I forward Andy’s letter for all. The place is in Birmingham University. Hello! Well, here we are in another week; this time in English Club we’ll start with some Pronunciation practice, then go on to talk about the Weather (our favourite subject in the UK!).  We’ll...
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The UK Border Agency has announced transitional arrangements for migrants who will be on the journey to British citizenship when earned citizenship is introduced. The Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act received Royal Assent on 21 July 2009. Sections 39-41 and 47-49 of Part 2 of the Act give effect to earned citizenship, which we plan...
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After 13 January 2010, a person who has a British mother will have a right to register as a British citizen under section 4C of the British Nationality Act 1981, if they would have become a British citizen at birth had women been able to pass on citizenship in the same way as men....
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