A miller’s tale – Sarehole and sluice gates
Plans are afoot to give JRR Tolkien’s childhood playground a new lease of life – and generate some electricity.
What’s on at mac Birmingham
February’s mac programme has lots on offer – comedy, theatre and music
EMPTY
A powerful new play in development about the pursuit of fame, love and money written by Jouvan Fucinni.
In defeat, defiance
Terry Wills ponders on the two differing performances in Albion’s recent losses
Apprenticeships not a waste
Twelve apprenticeship opportunities have been created in waste management to support young people into employment and training.
Getting out of a posh jail
Andy Munro on Blues’ game at Peterborough.
Mediaeval memories
Birmingham’s German Market was a great success but Alan Clawley laments its setting.
Birmingham war memorial to be restored
Martin Mullaney reports that work is to begin in the coming weeks to restore the South African War memorial in Cannon Hill Park, Moseley.
Tickets worth over £200 up for grabs!
To launch their exciting new entertainments programme for 2012, The Public in West Bromwich are giving one lucky person an opportunity to win a pair of tickets to twelve events
A Tangerine Dream
Andy Munro sees out the old year at St Andrew’s.