The Voice (UK)

The Voice (UK)

Established in 1982, The Voice stands out as the sole national black weekly newspaper in Britain. It is owned by The Gleaner Company Limited and published by GV Media Group Limited, focusing on the African-Caribbean community in the UK. The newspaper is headquartered in the London Docklands and is released every Thursday.

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English
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71
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#422309

United Kingdom

#37729

News and Media

#1505

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  • 1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Rodney Hinds

    ENGLAND will play Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz in Leicester for their final fixture before heading to UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 in Switzerland. The first-ever meeting between the Lionesses and the Reggae Girlz will take place at the home of Leicester City at 5pm on Sunday 29 June.

  • 1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Richard Sudan

    THE INAUGURAL Benjamin Zephaniah Day took place at Brunel University of London, honouring the legacy of the esteemed poets actor, activist, and beloved “people’s laureate,” who served as Professor of Creative Writing there until his untimely passing in 2023 at age 65.

  • 1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

    TV AND radio presenter and recording artist Fleur East will share the role of Tina alongside one of its current stars, Karis Anderson in the hit musical, which today also extends booking until January 10 2026, It marks East’s West End and theatrical debut.and she will be performing in the musical from June 24 to September 13. East rose to fame when she placed second in the 2014 series of hit ITV talent show The X Factor.

  • 1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Joel Campbell

    WHEN THE heart of a newborn falters, so too does the rhythm of a family’s world, says Ezinwanne Lilian Ozuloha. In the powerful and moving memoir Heartbeat of Hope, debut author Ozuloha from Essex shares her extraordinary story of how her son’s fragile heartbeat sparked a fire of resilience, courage, and faith that would carry her family through the unthinkable. Each year in the UK, approximately 4,600 babies are born with congenital heart disease—one in every 145 births.

  • 1 week ago | voice-online.co.uk | Rodney Hinds

    KENYA and Ethiopia took the glory as African runners once again dominated the recent Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris, the biggest marathon on Earth. Nine men reached km 30 in the lead group, but the Kenyan Benard Biwott, a few weeks shy of his 23rd birthday, unleashed a devastating acceleration at km 33 that blew the group to smithereens.

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