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Digging in

Richard Lutz gets busy…

1 January, 2021 in Environment, Gardening, Hobbies, Television, Travel.

Survey shows gardening provides health boost during Covid

Birmingham charity findings reveal how gardening improves physical and mental health.

16 October, 2020 in Community, Gardening, Health, Hobbies.

Kinver and the landscape of seeing

Richard Lutz wanders towards autumn.

9 October, 2020 in Comment, Environment, Hobbies, Local history, Tourism.

Wild Walk Week aims to boost Wildlife Trust

Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust celebrating fortieth anniversary with fundraiser.

9 October, 2020 in Community, Environment, Hobbies.

Lights, camera, take-off…

RAF Museum Cosford to host aircraft photography courses.

5 October, 2020 in Attractions, Hobbies, Museums, Photography.

Covid chronicles: Sharp practices

Richard Lutz finds a pensioner willing to tool up during lockdown.

3 September, 2020 in Comment, Hobbies.

Game on ’til the end of the world

Will Mapplebeck on the greatest game of all.

22 March, 2020 in Gaming, Hobbies.

Insomnia announces return to NEC

Game on as UK’s largest gaming festival returns to the NEC for 2020.

11 October, 2019 in Gaming, Hobbies.

The West Midlands is the Only way to go!

Enjoy exclusive events, festivals and destinations ‘Only Here’ during summer and autumn.

26 July, 2019 in Attractions, Edgbaston, Exhibitions, Festivals, Hobbies, Jewellery Quarter, Music.

Retro gaming market levels up with Birmingham debut

Old gamers head to Digbeth for old favourites.

26 June, 2019 in Attractions, Hobbies.

Birmingham arts scene looking for volunteers

Voluntary groups to stage recruitment drive for new recruits.

14 May, 2019 in Charities, Community, Dance, Hobbies, Music.

Mayhem at MAC

Exhibitions aim to show Birmingham’s place as the centre of heavy metal.

3 May, 2019 in Exhibitions, Hobbies, Music.

Spinning a yarn

Yarningham, Birmingham’s fibre festival returns.

12 June, 2018 in Exhibitions, Hobbies.

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