Echoes Extended
Exhibition exploring the lives of people from inner city Birmingham extended by popular demand.
Brindleyplace sees record number of visitors
Boom time in city centre.
Birmingham residents invited to become Dementia Friends Champions
Volunteers required.
Blues brother
Dave Woodhall talks to one of Britain’s most respected musicians.
Don’t forget the diver
Terry Wills on the big talking point of Albion’s weekend.
Deputy Prime Minster meets Chinese business leaders
Lib Dem leader discusses challenges facing region’s Chinese community.
Man dies after motorway bridge fall
Witnesses to incident sought.
More Wonga than Wong
Andy Munro on Blues, trials and tribulations.
The icing on the cake
Our gastronomic corespondent Tammy Facey was at the NEC last week.
Best of British broadcasters convene in Coventry
Awards ceremony follows last year’s success for city university.
Justice rushed is justice crushed?
Jail sentences handed to charity collection thieves owes more to outside pressure than the desire for justice, argues Dave Woodhall.
Soaring demand pushes West Midlands house prices higher
Survey sees estate agents and housebuilders confident for the future.
Unemployed get chance to put their skills to the test
Course improves employment opportunities.
When the goals go flooding in…
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s win against Cardiff.
This week at the Robin
It won’t exactly be quiet.
Howard: New Spy Exclusive
From HOWARD ELSTON, our man in the hot seat with the tape recorder under your bed.
Terriers tamed
Our Blues correspondent Andy Munro has something to cheer for a change.
Wiseman’s Ferry: Heat and A River
By Richard Lutz in Australia.
MP calls for backing in People’s Million regional finals
Birmingham cycle bid for community funding.
Birmingham bling
Alan Clawley on the city centre’s attention-grabbing architecture.
Bah, Humbug
A Christmas Carol brings festive cheer to Birmingham Rep.
Track 65 bus mall…
Steve Beauchampe comments on yesterday’s announcement of plans for Birmingham transport.
Initiative announced to raise war grave awareness
Graves in every constituency to be mapped.
Big Country – River Rooms, Stourbridge
An unlikely venue for an unlikely gig.
23,000 enjoy Birmingham’s first family arts festival
Eleven city cultural organisations participate in first national event.
Name your unsung hero
Concert to honour those affected by war.
Friends of the Earth cautious welcome for Birmingham Mobility Action Plan
Report “must not gather dust on a shelf”
‘Come and sing Faure’ event open to all
School welcome for former pupils.
College offers adults a learning curve
Courses available to improve employment prospects.
Low riding in Bromsgrove
The latest events announced at the Artrix, Bromsgrove.