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Monthly Archives: May 2017

Spain’s safe home on the Severn

Michael East heads west to be amazed by a secret cache of Iberian masterpieces .

31 May, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Most recent, Museums.

Marvin with an ‘a’

Dave Woodhall talks to reggae legend Junior Marvin.

31 May, 2017 in Music.

Monkath to celebrate Thelonious Monk’s centenary

Jazz man’s entire repertoire to be performed across Birmingham.

31 May, 2017 in Festivals, Music.

Call to ensure genuine charities benefit during Ramadan

Charity Commission issues advice on supporting genuine registered charities.

31 May, 2017 in Charities, Faith.

Record number of partners to promote West Midlands events

Nine venues unite with Meet Birmingham for events industry’s flagship UK exhibition.

31 May, 2017 in Business, Exhibitions.

Review: Imelda May

When Simon Hale visited Symphony Hall he had no idea how poignant the night would prove.

30 May, 2017 in Music.

General Election 2017 – Peace Policies and Foreign Follies

Steve Beauchampé on the need for strong and stable government.

30 May, 2017 in Comment, Politics.

Tales of the expected

Storytelling festival returns for Midsummer at Martineau.

30 May, 2017 in Books, Childrens, Family, Festivals.

A trillion reasons to query your candidate

There’s a politician at the door. Here’s what to do next, advises Will Mapplebeck

29 May, 2017 in Comment, Politics.

Back to school with Black Sabbath

Tony Iommi announces scholarship – and existence of legendary Sabbath and Led Zeppelin recordings.

29 May, 2017 in Education, Music.

Drop dead letter to Sir Howard Elston

A warning from our social care correspondent.

29 May, 2017 in Comment, Most recent, Satire.

Rocking at the Robin

As ever, a good night is guaranteed at Bilston’s prime live venue this week.

29 May, 2017 in Music.

State of flux

Local group to debate the state of the region’s arts scene.

29 May, 2017 in Art and Leisure.

Screengrab: Mitch, weed and the hard desert

 Richard Lutz picks the best movie on TV this week

27 May, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent.

Communities urged to celebrate Year of South Asian Culture


Groups invited to stage their own celebrations for Utsav, the Year of South Asian Culture, across Birmingham this summer.

26 May, 2017 in Community, Exhibitions, Family, Festivals.

Critics choice

Fancy a trip to watch films? Read on.

26 May, 2017 in Festivals, Film.

Top tenor for Sutton

International singer added to Sutton Park concert bill.

26 May, 2017 in Attractions, Classical, Family, Most recent, Music.

West Midlands property market shows growth despite Brexit fears

Survey reveals positive outlook for the regional property market.

26 May, 2017 in Business, Property Press.

Moseley couple win regional volunteer award

Cancer charity recognise golden achievement.

26 May, 2017 in Charities.

Community centre blooms with help from Cadbury Foundation

Charity receives grant from Bournville-based fund.

26 May, 2017 in Charities.

Happy Birthday dear Affie

Stephen Pennell goes to a special party.

25 May, 2017 in Kings Heath, Music.

Hawthorns Halt

Terry Wills talks about Albion and the end of a season.

25 May, 2017 in Most recent.

Community comes together to transform Rolfe Street

Diverse groups adopt railway station.

25 May, 2017 in Community, Transport.

Free workshop for West Midlands musicians

New series of UK-wide events for musicians and songwriters visits Birmingham.

25 May, 2017 in Business, Music.

Lord Mayor’s awards honour community activists

Recognition for “improving the lives of thousands in the city”.

25 May, 2017 in Community.

Work begins on M42 industrial site

Hodgetts accelerate infrastructure programme at Tamworth distribution hub.

24 May, 2017 in Business.

Vocational learning in the spotlight

The West Midlands’ best apprentices revealed.

24 May, 2017 in Business, Education.

A lesson they’ll never forget

Solihull students win masterclass from rugby legend.

24 May, 2017 in Education, Rugby.

Museum aircraft join Air Show line-up.

Flying displays to form centrepiece of RAF Cosford show.

24 May, 2017 in Attractions, Family, Local history.

Lawyers raise £40,000 for Tiny Tots appeal

City baby unit to benefit from fundraising.

24 May, 2017 in Charities.

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