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Monthly Archives: September 2014

HS2 College announcement welcomed

Opening will provide boost for Science Park.

30 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Business, Transport.

Charity aims to break world record

Longest bracelet attempt for Help Harry Help Others.

30 September, 2014 in Charities.

Arts festival aims to raise awareness.

Breaking down mental health stigma in Birmingham.

30 September, 2014 in Community, Festivals.

Feminist Nail Art at the Library of Birmingham

Part of Fierce Festival this weekend.

30 September, 2014 in Festivals, Style and Design.

City council shortlisted for wage awards

Recognition for belief in far pay.

30 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Community.

Call for West Midlands high streets to be more disabled-friendly

Region could be boosted by £19 billion ‘purple pound’ by attracting disabled people and their families.

30 September, 2014 in Business, Community.

Kings Heath crawlers

Raise laughs and money as part of the Birmingham Comedy Festival.

30 September, 2014 in Charities, Comedy, Festivals.

Birmingham crowns first-ever Chilli Queen

2014 Chilli Festival at the city’s hottest spot.

30 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Festivals, Food and drink.

Award for university’s cinema

Film fans vote Coventry University’s student cinema the UK’s best.

30 September, 2014 in Film.

Birmingham to improve education access for all

Council plan to provide fairer opportunities for children with special needs.

30 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Education.
Library of Birmingham

Weekend family fun

Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Library of Birmingham Set To Become Fun Palaces.

30 September, 2014 in Childrens.

Crystal Maz

Acclaimed folk singer to play Kings Heath.

30 September, 2014 in Music.

I don’t want to go to…

Dave Woodhall offers a predictable response to a predictable result.

29 September, 2014 in Football.

Craven against the Cottagers

Andy Munro calls for change at St Andrews.

29 September, 2014 in Football, Most recent.

Howard: Why the Tories picked B’ham for the big bash

Sir Howard Elston, our man at the Tory party conference in Britain’s second city, gives us an insight into…whatever.

29 September, 2014 in Dance, Most recent.

Soho Road Diwali celebration announced

First major event for community group.

29 September, 2014 in Business, Community, Handsworth.

Levelling out

Dave Woodhall speaks to Levellers frontman Mark Chadwick.

29 September, 2014 in Music.

Mingus Music

There’s a memorable jazz night coming up this week.

29 September, 2014 in Music.

Protests ahead of Tory conference

Speakers call for campaign against cuts.

28 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Politics.

Screengrab: A pair of classics that sum up not an age but a freaky dream

RICHARD LUTZ dips into the TV schedules to come up gasping for breath with twin movie offers.

27 September, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent, What's on.

Dance Review: Black Album

Richard Lutz witnesses an electrifying dance performance.

26 September, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Dance, Most recent.

Opposition grows to housing development

Harborne resident Nick Noble talks about plans to build on Ravenhurst playing fields.

26 September, 2014 in Comment, Community, Harborne.

The Man Who Couldn’t Stay Dead

John Read tells us how he is raising money for Alzheimer’s research.

26 September, 2014 in Books, Charities.

Commonwealth marathon man set for Birmingham

England International to take on BUPA Great Birmingham Run.

26 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Charities, Community.

Blues musical premieres at Old Joint Stock

City centre theatre to stage new drama.

26 September, 2014 in Theatre.

Outrageous funding cuts “will damage city,” claims MP

Accusations of unfairness and corruption.

26 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Politics.

Birmingham to remember World War One lives through music

Who would you play the Last Post for?

26 September, 2014 in Community, Local history.

A taste of Touchwood

Sweet delights for Solihull shoppers.

26 September, 2014 in Food and drink, Shopping.

Coventry graduate’s intergalactic idea gets Branson backing

Space invention could lead to educational breakthrough.

26 September, 2014 in Science & technology.

Birmingham father of industry honoured

Matthew Boulton memorial service to take place at Westminster Abbey.

25 September, 2014 in Birmingham, Local history.

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