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Monthly Archives: January 2018

Positively Third Street

Villa grab a last-minute winner at Sheffield United. Dave Woodhall celebrates.

31 January, 2018 in Football, Most recent.

Acorns say Thank You

Anniversary events to acknowledge support from the public.

31 January, 2018 in Charities.

British World Cup stars announced at Birmingham school

Countdown for Gymnastics World Cup begins as Team GB named.

31 January, 2018 in Gymnastic s.

Old Rep launches theatre tours

Rare chance to see behind the scenes at century-old venue.

31 January, 2018 in Community, Theatre.

Lottery boost for MAC

Players of People’s Postcode Lottery support aerts centre with £350,000 award.

30 January, 2018 in Community.

Racing and Riverboats

Ocean Colour Scene to play Wolverhampton racecourse.

30 January, 2018 in Music.

Cinema celebrated at Artrix

Timely cinema screenings this February and March.

30 January, 2018 in Film, Most recent.

Tori teller’s night

Birmingham Jazz presents another night of quality music.

30 January, 2018 in Music.

Review: Namiwa Jazz and friends

Stephen Pennell goes on a musical mission in Digbeth.

29 January, 2018 in Digbeth, Music.

Terriers kept at bay

Andy Munro watches Blues draw 1-1 at Huddersfield.

28 January, 2018 in Most recent.

Searching for the weekend

Dave Woodhall finds a few things to talk about on a weekend when Villa aren’t in action.

28 January, 2018 in Football.

Screengrab: The Big Schlep

Richard Lutz tips his hat to two films on the box this week that take you somewhere else.

27 January, 2018 in Art and Leisure, Film, Most recent.

Come to the Cookhouse door

Dining at Cookhouse & Pub, the latest Oldbury food destination.

27 January, 2018 in Eating out, Food and drink.

New Street folk get musical treat

UK’s biggest folk band pulls into central railway hub.

26 January, 2018 in Music, Transport.

Birmingham Airport’s links with India strengthen

The UK’s only direct flight to Amritsar will commence in February.

26 January, 2018 in Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Lord Mayor supports Birmingham isolation campaign

Aim to raise awareness of solitary living.

26 January, 2018 in Community.

Student living provision reaches new record

Birmingham is now home to 21,768 purpose-built student beds.

26 January, 2018 in Business, Education, Property Press.

Disney on Ice comes to Birmingham

Family extravaganza set for Genting Arena.

26 January, 2018 in Attractions, Family.

Birmingham solicitor shortlisted for British Muslim Awards

Duncan Lewis employee a finalist in Services to Law.

25 January, 2018 in Business, Community.

Ruffelling a few feathers

Veronica Lee talks to comedian Suzi Ruffell, who will be playing the Glee Club in May.

25 January, 2018 in Comedy.

Fright or Flight for city hospice

Legal bosses going down to aid charity.

25 January, 2018 in Charities.

Stand up to stress

Comedy night to aid mental health charities announced.

25 January, 2018 in Charities, Comedy.

Awsum comedy for all the family

Glee to host big name child-friendly show.

25 January, 2018 in Comedy, Family.

City university lecturer begin work with African students.

Birmingham academic training Rwanda’s next generation of researchers.

25 January, 2018 in Education.

Birmingham’s Lip Sync War arrives

Broad Street bars join forces to host national competition.

24 January, 2018 in Eating out.

Solihull travel firm links with KLM airline

Two-year deal signed to expand company’s services to airport.

24 January, 2018 in Business, Transport, Travel.

Final straw at Balsall Common

White Horse bans plastic drinking straws.

24 January, 2018 in Environment, Food and drink.

Mud is the currency of an English winter and other tales

Richard Lutz takes the long route through another lost week.

24 January, 2018 in Film, Most recent, Tourism, Warwickshire.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Something they forgot to mention

Two Sandwell community swimming pools to close to help fund Commonwealth Games Aquatics Centre, reports Steve Beauchampe.

24 January, 2018 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Swimming.

Record year for Birmingham Airport

Highest-ever passenger numbers as airport development begins.

24 January, 2018 in Tourism, Transport, Travel.

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