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New community radio station gains celebrity support

Big waves coming over on the airwaves.

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Dance / Festivals / Music

Countdown to Mostly Jazz

Set times and full line-ups released.

Music / Nightlife

Nortons Digbeth hits out at business obstacles

Birmingham business demands answers as Metro construction project misses deadline.

Charities / Community / Education

Birmingham childrens’ safety charity launch new initiative

The Conies help keep accidents at bay in support of Child Safety Week.

Theatre

Review: The Tempest – “Branagh at his peak”

Jessica Harris watches a masterwork at the RSC.

Birmingham International Piano Festival details announced

Public masterclasses and guest recitals feature national and international tutors.

1 week ago 27 May, 2026 in Classical, Festivals, Music.

How Time and Attendance Software Helps Birmingham Retailers Cut Shift Gaps

Getting the most from your busiest times.

1 week ago 27 May, 2026 in Most recent.

1000 Trades celebrates tenth anniversary

Two-site venue to host special birthday party.

1 week ago 27 May, 2026 in Eating out, Food and drink, Music.

Sutton Coldfield Town Hall announces literary arts festival

Two-day celebration of words, creativity and community coming to Sutton Coldfield this September.

1 week ago 27 May, 2026 in Books, Community, Festivals.

Ten Things I Hate About Me – Joe Tracini

Jessica Harris watches a challenging yet uplifting performance at Birmingham Rep.

1 week ago 26 May, 2026 in Health, Theatre.

Aston Villa and the surprise package

Villa’s season ends with a win at Manchester City that leaves Dave Woodhall jubilant.

2 weeks ago 24 May, 2026 in Football.

Hello You! returns to Moseley Folk

Applications are now open for Hello You! The Janice Long Emerging Artist Award 2026.

2 weeks ago 22 May, 2026 in Festivals, Music.

Our City, Your Ballet

Birmingham Royal Ballet unveil new image display.

2 weeks ago 22 May, 2026 in Ballet, Community, Photography.

Aston Villa and a date with destiny

Villa win the Europa League as Dave Woodhall celebrates.

21 May, 2026 in Football.

Aston Villa and finishing with a flourish

Dave Woodhall sees Villa beat Liverpool, qualify for the Champions League and approach glory.

16 May, 2026 in Football.

Wellbeing course expands into West Midlands workplaces

Taking action turns into practical support for staff.

15 May, 2026 in Community, Employment, Health.

Win tickets to BBC Gardeners’ World Live and Good Food Show Summer

Here’s your chance to win tickets for two seasonal highlights in one.

13 May, 2026 in Competitions, Exhibitions, Food and drink, Gardening.

Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical – “an unmissable show”

Simon Hale laughs out loud at the Alexandra Theatre.

12 May, 2026 in Most recent.

Looking back and forward

Andy Munro casts an eye over a season at St Andrews.

11 May, 2026 in Football.

Review: Blaze of Glory – “masterly craft at work”

Jessica Harris enjoys the Welsh National Opera at Birmingham Hippodrome.

11 May, 2026 in Most recent, Opera, Theatre.

Aston Villa and the invariable conclusion

Villa draw at Burnley and perplex Dave Woodhall yet again.

10 May, 2026 in Football.

Review: The Flying Dutchman – “strong on character interaction”

Simon Hale watches Welsh National Opera’s atmospheric production of Wagner at Birmingham Hippodrome.

10 May, 2026 in Opera.

Aston Villa and the unreal occasion

Villa beat Nottingham Forest to reach the Europa League final. Dave Woodhall watches in disbelief.

8 May, 2026 in Football, Most recent.

CBSO announces 2026-27 season

An innovative season that embraces scale, risk and joy.

5 May, 2026 in Classical, Music.

Aston Villa and the ball of confusion

A below-strength Villa lose to Spurs and leave Dave Woodhall baffled.

4 May, 2026 in Football.

Blues make a point (to sum up the season)

Blues end 2025-26 with a draw at Portsmouth, watched by Andy Munro.

2 May, 2026 in Football.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream – “subtle it ain’t”

Jessica Harris enjoys a new Shakespearean interpretation at Birmingham Rep.

1 May, 2026 in Music, Theatre.

Aston Villa and the half-time whistle

Villa lose to Nottingham Forest but Dave Woodhall says it’s not over yet.

30 April, 2026 in Football.

Big hair, big anthems and wide shoulders

Nik Kershaw talks about his upcoming tour and eighties fashion.

28 April, 2026 in Classical, Music.

Birmingham Unites

Music, culture and community come together for major festival launch.

28 April, 2026 in Community, Dance, Festivals, Music.

Boost for Shakespeare family home

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust places Hall’s Croft on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register.

27 April, 2026 in Local history.

Aston Villa and doing it the hard way

Villa lose at Fulham. Dave Woodhall’s seen it all before.

25 April, 2026 in Football.

Robins put to flight

Andy Munro watches Blues’ home campaign end with victory over Bristol City.

25 April, 2026 in Football.

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui – “theatrical satire at its best”

The RSC present a prescient tale, watched by Jessica Harris.

24 April, 2026 in Most recent, Theatre.

Eat, drink and be optimistic

We visit the NEC to see the best food and drink on show.

24 April, 2026 in Exhibitions, Food and drink, Most recent, Retail.

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