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Monthly Archives: June 2018

Birmingham to host major international music industry conference

Pivotal 2018 to take over Jewellery Quarter in September.

29 June, 2018 in Business, Jewellery Quarter, Music.

Review: Romeo & Juliet

Simon Hale is smitten with BRB’s latest production of the famous love story.

29 June, 2018 in Dance.

Festival gets Birmingham dancing

Birmingham International Dance Festival attracts city-wide crowds.

29 June, 2018 in Dance, Festivals.

The night of the living jerk, a river & movies that don’t rust


Richard Lutz looks back over the past few days.

27 June, 2018 in Most recent.

Solihull Summer Fest to be “best yet”

Musical sunshine returns to Solihull.

27 June, 2018 in Festivals, Music.

The Ivy adds summer touch to teatime favourite

Afternoon tea in the city centre.

26 June, 2018 in Eating out, Food and drink.

Regional start up investment revealed

Loans in the West Midlands: Where they went and how were they spent?

26 June, 2018 in Business.

Bromsgrove date for Dean Friedman

Artix event as part of festival.

25 June, 2018 in Music.

Skidding along

One of our favourites will be at the Robin 2 this week.

25 June, 2018 in Music.

Kvitova makes it two in a row at Nature Valley Classic

Czech warms up for Wimbledon with Edgbaston triumph.

25 June, 2018 in Tennis.

Screengrab: Marvelous Marv and that $93k

Richard Lutz finds the toughest TV film of the week on his 90″ flatscreen.

24 June, 2018 in Film, Most recent, What's on.

Finals day at Edgbaston Priory

Kvitova and Rybarikova play for history in Birmingham.

24 June, 2018 in Tennis.

Matt’s finish

There’s more from Birmingham Jazz this week.

24 June, 2018 in Music.

Review: Polarity & Proximity

Simon Hale enjoys the latest Birmingham Royal Ballet production at the Hippodrome.

23 June, 2018 in Dance.

WMCA award grant to employment support pilot

Scheme to help disadvantaged into work given the go-ahead.

23 June, 2018 in Community, Employment, Politics.

Chance for Sutton performers to shine

Sutton Coldfield welcomes return of Month of Music Festival.

23 June, 2018 in Attractions, Festivals, Music.

Dance programme a hit with city communities

Bollywood fitness classes bring “life-changing” results to Birmingham’s isolated.

23 June, 2018 in Community, Dance.

Birmingham Central Library honoured in online exhibition

Matt Lindley writes about recognition for the Central Library.

22 June, 2018 in Architecture, Books.

Improve your English during summer holidays

College offers ‘passport’ to summer learners.

22 June, 2018 in Education, Employment.

Solihull School head launches social media crusade

Campaign aims to help parents deal with children and social media.

22 June, 2018 in Community, Education.

Latin American Festival launched

Arcadian to get hot, hot, hot in July.

21 June, 2018 in Dance, Festivals.

Jeremy on Jeremy

Brian Donaldson talks to comic Jeremy Hardy.

21 June, 2018 in Comedy, Politics.

New street fair to launch in Digbeth

Sunday Share aims to encourage diversity and wellbeing.

21 June, 2018 in Dance, Family, Festivals, Food and drink, Music.

Birmingham support programme inspires refugee

Young refugee ‘gives back’ by volunteering with charity project.

21 June, 2018 in Charities, Community.

New company to run Metro

Savings and new fares as TfWM launches West Midlands Metro.

21 June, 2018 in Business, Transport.

Once in a Lifetime

Richard Nevin watches David Byrne at Symphony Hall.

20 June, 2018 in Music.

Refugee Week Festival 2018 launches in Birmingham

City-wide festival set to mark worldwide commemoration.

20 June, 2018 in Dance, Festivals, Music.

Mayor calls for Clean Air Revolution

Response to city council’s proposal for clean air zone.

20 June, 2018 in Business, Environment, Transport.

Stakeholders sit down and relax with West Midlands Trains

Passenger groups given preview of rail company investment.

20 June, 2018 in Business, Transport, Travel.

Wates week

Leading UK contractor brings volunteer programme to Birmingham.

19 June, 2018 in Business, Charities.

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