Not paying the penalty
Terry Wills rues Albion’s inability to score at Stoke.
Poppy Day planned for Birmingham
The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal 2013 will for the first time feature a Poppy Day on the streets of Birmingham.
Friends must ‘stay loyal’ to murdered clubber
Mum of shooting victim urges witnesses to come forward.
“Don’t lose your right to vote” warns council
Birmingham residents are being urged to make sure they have the right to vote in next year’s elections.
Midland Fashion Awards winners announced
Glamour night for up and coming designers.
Cadbury World makes November sizzle with Aztec Weekend
Discover a lost civilisation.
Jewellery Quarter raises over £7,800 for Macmillan
Combined effort for cancer fundraiser.
Birmingham to capitalise on digital firms expanding outside London
Short-sighted focus on the capital holding UK back in digital race.
Labour call for government to back Birmingham Airport
Demands for airport strategy to consider the region .
Transformation at CBSO Centre
Funding granted to upgrade performance facilities
Plebgate Cops To Be Tasered Til They Tell The Truth- Howard Shocker
HOWARD ELSTON exclusively reports on how the embattled police will be punished over the alleged lies in the infamous Andrew Mitchell case.
Millennium Point launches arts strategy
Chinese artwork to be the first exhibit.
Disappearing world
Dave Woodhall talks to challenging author Hannah Silva.
Midlands MPs call on BBC to increase TV and radio production in the region
Concern over “huge gap” between BBC’s income and spending in the Midlands.
Power Not To The People
Richard Lutz on the need to balance nature with energy policy.
New partner for Innovation Birmingham Campus
“Exciting opportunities for tech start-ups” to be provided.
Confessions of a miserable old git
Comedian Ed Byrne tells Veronica Lee why she can’t be his friend.
New arrivals at Town Hall/Symphony Hall
Plenty for just about everyone in the dates just announced.
Bupa Great Birmingham Run – “biggest and best ever”
Record numbers take part to raise money for good causes.
HOWARD: Why the China Nuke Deal is Good News
Our industrial editor Sir Howard Elston explains why it’s a good idea to bring in Beijng money to fund our new nuke plant.
Innovative event at Library of Birmingham brings back history’s greats
If you’ve ever wondered what Matthew Boulton, the Cadburys and others would make of modern society, here’s the chance to find out.
New at Artix
Two dates for early November.
Holding out for a hero
With football violence film Green Street 3: Never Back Down released this week, here’s the interview we did in March with its star, Scott Adkins.
Changing fortunes
The financing of Birmingham’s regeneration isn’t exactly going to plan, argues Alan Clawley.
Birmingham internationally recognised for foreign investment schemes
City has “the world’s most innovative incentives for investors.”
Walsall council leader “condemns his own government’s policies” claim
“Join us” offer from opposition.
Blues’ Yorkshire puddings battered
Andy Munro on a fruitless visit to Elland Road.
Fracking – “a dirty word”
Friends of the Earth call for no effing in Birmingham.
Free family workshops at The Public
This October half-term, families from across the Black Country are invited to take part in a number of free workshops at West Bromwich arts centre, The Public.
HOWARD: Shock Inside Story On That Energy Deal
Howard Elston, our energy editor, explores the current outcry over the Sino-Franco-Anglo nuclear plan.