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Monthly Archives: August 2014

Blues get a wiggin

Andy Munro comments on Blues’ defeat on Saturday.

31 August, 2014 in Football.

Screengrab: Heading West Into Fear

RICHARD LUTZ rides west to find the outstanding film on the box this week…and it’s a modern classic

31 August, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent, What's on.

Young Birmingham unemployed in national work campaign

“Get involved” call to food and grocery businesses.

29 August, 2014 in Business, Education.

Stardom beckons for Birmingham pub quizzers

Reality TV show to feature city centre pub.

29 August, 2014 in Food and drink, Television.

From Simpsons to Star Wars

British Science Festival comes to Birmingham.

29 August, 2014 in Festivals, Most recent, Science & technology.

Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Festival launched

Opportunity to enjoy and learn more about the Gorge.

29 August, 2014 in Festivals, Local history.

Ross Noble heads line-up for Glee Club Anniversary Gala

News from the Glee Club.

29 August, 2014 in Comedy.

Energy provider expands into Birmingham

extraenergy supplies Birmingham with investment boost.

29 August, 2014 in Business.

Critically acclaimed Beckett trilogy comes to Birmingham

Rep date for best-selling performances.

29 August, 2014 in Theatre.

Job training opportunities for West Midlands young people

Record fall in youth unemployment.

29 August, 2014 in Education, Employment.

Co-operation urged to prevent potential threats

Police renew calls to the public to help identify would-be terrorists.

28 August, 2014 in Police.

Yes words

We talk to Steve Howe, a true guitar legend.

28 August, 2014 in Music.

Shadow minister lays out 21st Century university reform debate

Call to use knowledge to “build a richer, fairer country.”

28 August, 2014 in Politics.

Smethwick cancer survivor backs Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Local teenager calls for raise awareness of support charity.

28 August, 2014 in Charities, Health.

Black Cats lucky

Andy Munro watches Blues go out of the League Cup.

28 August, 2014 in Football.

Report reveals 5.5% annual growth on West Midlands residential development land values

Construction levels “healthiest for some time.”

28 August, 2014 in Business.

Grant funding enables free arts

Adrian Lester OBE and players of People’s Postcode Lottery support free weekend of creative activity at mac.

28 August, 2014 in Art and Leisure.

Living wage “out of reach for most women working part-time” says Midlands TUC

Call for wage initiative to reduce pay discrepancy.

28 August, 2014 in Employment.

Kids and cars don’t mix

“Stay alert” reminder to drivers.

28 August, 2014 in Community, Emergency Services.

Screengrab: Downey The Ironic Man

Richard Lutz surfs the TV listings to find the gems among the bilge when it comes to films on the flatscreen.

27 August, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent.

Top Birmingham chef dished up recipes for runners

Bupa Great Birmingham Runners can also dine at a discount.

27 August, 2014 in Charities, Food and drink, Sport.

Happening at Artrix

There’s a couple of interesting events coming up.

27 August, 2014 in Film, Theatre.

The language of comedy

Dave Woodhall talks to Jimeoin, a comedian for all nations.

27 August, 2014 in Comedy.

Howard’s Big Q and A

SIR HOWARD ELSTON, THE GREATEST WITH THE LATEST, GIVES ALL THE DETAILS TO THE BURNING QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.

26 August, 2014 in Comedy, Football, Most recent, What's on.

Scotland and the Debates

RICHARD LUTZ takes in the Scottish independence debate – round two.

26 August, 2014 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

A lesson learned

Dave Woodhall on Villa’s lack of goals at either end.

26 August, 2014 in Football.

Tony to Killer Dictator: ‘Keep Cool and Shoot Straight’

Another foreign exclusive from Sir Howard Elston.

25 August, 2014 in Most recent, Music.

Bees sting

Andy Munro on Blues game at the weekend and their start to the season.

25 August, 2014 in Football.

Birmingham aid worker returns from harrowing visit to Iraq

Multi-ethnic approach to humanitarian crisis.

24 August, 2014 in Community.

Travel advice for Fusion Festivalgoers

Make sure you don’t miss anything – including the last train.

22 August, 2014 in Music, Travel.

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