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Aston Villa and going through the gears

Villa beat Bournemouth as Dave Woodhall looks forward with optimism,

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Football

Blues get lost in the smog

Blues are beaten at Middlesbrough, watched by Andy Munro.

Football / Most recent

Aston Villa and getting back to football

Dave Woodhall sees Villa beat Maccabi Tel Aviv on a thankfully quiet night all-round.

Football

Lions tamed

On a soggy night at St Andrews Andy Munro is warmed by Blues beating Millwall.

Music / Shopping

Record shop opening in Knowle

Rock DJ and mental health nurse opens new venture.

Pioneering women’s rights campaigner to be celebrated

Birmingham Civic Society and Bournville Village Trust to unveil Dame Elizabeth Cadbury blue plaque.

1 week ago 3 November, 2025 in Community, Local history.

Bruce Foxton announces UK tour starting in Birmingham

New wave legend back on the road.

1 week ago 3 November, 2025 in Music.

Real-life Fiddler on the Roof

Award-winning musical comes to The Alex for festive season.

1 week ago 3 November, 2025 in Christmas, Music, Theatre.

Aston Villa and a case of running

Villa lose at Liverpool to leave Dave Woodhall disappointed.

1 week ago 2 November, 2025 in Football.

Play down Pompey

Andy Munro watches Blues beat Postsmouth.

1 week ago 2 November, 2025 in Football.

Funding boost for Birmingham Rep

Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation’s new programme to support Arts and Culture in Birmingham.

1 week ago 31 October, 2025 in Community, Education, Theatre.

Birmingham Light Festival returns for 2026

Even more city spaces being brought to life with stunning illuminated artworks.

2 weeks ago 30 October, 2025 in Attractions, Family, Festivals.

Riding on the Hook line

Dave Woodhall talks with Joy Division and New Order legend Peter Hook.

2 weeks ago 28 October, 2025 in Most recent, Music.

Aston Villa and the clocks went back

Dave Woodhall celebrates Villa’s win against Manchester City.

26 October, 2025 in Football.

Blues fail to shoot down Robins

Andy Munro sees Blues lose at Bristol City in a familiar fashion.

26 October, 2025 in Football.

Monsters and Magic at Drayton Manor

Helen Annetts and family have a trick and treat.

26 October, 2025 in Attractions, Family.

Now, by Jasmin Vardimon Company: “remarkably creative”

Part of the This Is Dance season, Jessica Harris watches an evocative performance at the MAC.

26 October, 2025 in Dance.

Starter for Ten: “playful and packed with silliness”

Jessica Harris is Challenged to enjoy a Birmingham Rep production.

24 October, 2025 in Music, Television, Theatre.

Aston Villa and the ruined day out

Dave Woodhall sees Villa lose at Go Ahead Eagles in the Europa League.

23 October, 2025 in Football.

Lillywhites get the Blues

A Blues win at Preston leaves Andy Munro feeling upbeat.

22 October, 2025 in Football.

Sunny Afternoon: “the songs are the stars”

Simon Hale has a Kinks-tastic night at the Alexandra Theatre .

22 October, 2025 in Most recent, Music, Theatre.

The Brit Fest 2026 line-up revealed

Another record-breaking year for one of the country’s most exciting and fast-growing festivals.

20 October, 2025 in Festivals, Music.

Aston Villa and playing the game

Villa win at Spurs. Dave Woodhall is happy.

19 October, 2025 in Football.

Still feeling Blue

As Blues are beaten at home by Hull City, Andy Munro starts to get concerned.

18 October, 2025 in Football.

Black is the Colour of My Voice

Jessica Harris is moved by Birmingham Rep’s adaptation of the life of Nina Simone.

15 October, 2025 in Music, Theatre.

Edgbaston set for landmark summer of international cricket

Final 2026 Major Matches ticket sale announced.

15 October, 2025 in Cricket.

Nielsen’s Fourth Symphony: “extraordinarily intense and evocative”

Simon Hale watches the CBSO delivering an evening of inspiration.

14 October, 2025 in Classical, Music.

Sensory-Friendly Night returns to Warwick Castle

Relaxed and inclusive evening for seasonal highlight.

14 October, 2025 in Attractions, Christmas, Family.

Smethwick Puppetry Festival returns in 2026

Biggest yet, with free and low-cost events.

14 October, 2025 in Family, Festivals.

Carl Donnelly has Another Round

Award-winning comic on how to enjoy life in middle age.

13 October, 2025 in Comedy.

Peter Hook lights up Coventry

Eighties icon to perform classic New Order album.

11 October, 2025 in Music.

Mediaeval Baebes celebrate Christmas

Illuminate the Night with a magical torchlit procession at St Martin in the Bull Ring.

11 October, 2025 in Christmas, Classical, Faith, Music.

Blackout dinners are back

Dine by candlelight at 24 Stories.

11 October, 2025 in Eating out, Food and drink.

Ocean Colour Scene announce Moseley Shoals anniversary tour

Hometown homecoming for local legends celebrating thirty years since milestone release.

11 October, 2025 in Music.

How Local Firms Handle Staff Working From Multiple Locations

Moving and thinking to stay one step ahead.

11 October, 2025 in Most recent.

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