West Mids Arts Feels the Cold Wind of the Cutback
The Arts Council wielded its axe today in response to the government demand to chop back spending in the cultural world.
Teacher Twilight Sessions
The Public in West Bromwich have recently launched a new initiative to help teachers from the across region….
Coalition To Topple Gaddafi, Says Secret Source
Coalition air strikes will continue until the Gaddafi regime tumbles, an inside defence source has told me in a shock exclusive interview.
A weekend break
With no Premier League fixtures to look back on, Terry Wills concentrates on Albion’s upcoming home clash with Liverpool.
Grant funding secured for Birmingham ventures
There’s good news for local jazz fans following the latest round of grant applications.
Guilty Pleasure – Hugh Cornwell interview
Former Strangler and now solo artist Hugh Cornwell talks exclusively to The Birmingham Press.
Arts funding: The Public Looks To The Future
Sandwell Arts Trust heard this morning that it has been unsuccessful in its application to the Arts Council for National Portfolio funding
Solar Power
With government backed Feed in Tariffs set to rise in April there is unlikely to be a better time to jump on the home-generated energy bandwagon that seems to be rumbling across the country.
Trouble on the railways – continued
Opposition continues to grow to London Midland’s plans to reduce staffing levels at their stations.
Easter holiday workshops at The Public
This Easter a number of fun-filled workshops will take place at The Public