Former Erdington Academy pupil offers free haircuts to students
A Birmingham barber is giving students free cuts as he says he wants to ease pressure on families facing higher living costs.
A former Erdington Academy pupil in Birmingham is offering free haircuts to students as part of an effort to help families cope with rising living costs. Razwan Amin, who now runs his own barbers, said he wanted to give something back after building his business.
Amin set up the barbers after leaving school and has used it to support young people from the area. The free cuts are aimed at students who may be feeling the strain of everyday expenses.
He said the idea was prompted by concern about the cost of living and the pressure it places on households. The offer also reflects his connection to the school he once attended.
Erdington Academy is in Birmingham, where Amin’s business is based.
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