It contains conference rooms, recording studios, an internet cafe, business incubation units, a design service, social welfare section; and

the New Style Radio station, a public policy think-tank, and the "Three Continents One History" research project dedicated to the role of Birmingham in the Transatlantic slave trade.

It was established in 1970 in order to bring together Bengali families and those interested in Bengali culture and tradition.

It organises social activities and celebrates Bengali Hindu festivals.

It is a Victorian red-brick building containing a community hall, function rooms, kitchens, play areas, meeting rooms, sports facilities and a car park.

And a social club on Dudley Road and an over-50's club at the Acorn Inn on Winson Green Road.