Yeee Ha! A Bournville Barn Dance
All welcome, young and old, to dance the night away at BCM’s Barn Dance
All welcome, young and old, to dance the night away at BCM’s Barn Dance
Nationwide efforts to bring life-saving assistance to children and families fleeing the civil war in Syria have been boosted by the boys and girls of Solihull School.
Naomi Tolley has paid a visit to Tiger Bills and brings us a review of a recent addition to Birmingham’s burgeoning culinary landscape.
Innovation Birmingham Campus-based SocialSignIn has created an advanced social management dashboard to directly compete with HootSuite.
Birmingham City Council is on the hunt for local heroes who have made a real difference to the lives of people in Birmingham.
Pupils from St Columba’s Catholic Primary School received a lesson in site safety from local housebuilder St. Modwen Homes;
Bafta and Ivor Novello award winning singer-songwriter Emily Barker and her band The Red Clay Halo are appearing at Glee Club Birmingham
Bromsgrove Operatic Society bring Ruddigore, also known as the Witch’s curse, to the Artrix
Aswad, one of Britain’s best loved reggae bands, is performing at live music venue The Jam House
Last month, The Public in West Bromwich experienced its busiest ever month with 42,633 people visiting the venue – up 44% on May 2012.
Sixteenth century Tv critic Howard Elston (DOA) tells us what to watch on the box today
A director at Google, a former fighter pilot and a design chief from Volvo Cars were amongst some of Coventry University’s highest-flying alumni who were back on campus at the weekend, 30 years after graduating.
On Saturday 5 October 2013, Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, Russell Kane, will be heading to The Public in West Bromwich.
11 new start-up businesses have been enrolled onto Innovation Birmingham Campus’ Low Carbon Incubator Programme.
Aer Lingus Regional has started services to Birmingham with the launch of its first flight from Dublin to Birmingham.
Sir Howard Elston (DOA) describes his valuable work in the House of Commons and how it puts the Great back into Britain
Films on tv this week include some great Brit comedies, says Richard Lutz