New gig in town II
Not that we’re biased, but here’s one event you should definitely go to on Friday.
Crystal amazed
Terry Wills on Albion’s win against Palace and their impending game at Chelsea.
Support for EU business case
“We must heed message of CBI” says politician.
Eat at The Public
Tasty theatrical treat served up as part of Celebration Week.
Howard Shockeroo: Downing St. Protest On US Phone Bugging
Howard Elston reports on a politico-shocker that will rock the world of diplomacy as we know it .
What’s On at the Robin
Debutants and regulars are in town this week.
Students climb Kilimanjaro to raise funds for meningitis charity
Mountain climbers help aid research into killer disease.
Green waste earlybird offer – less than two weeks left
Birmingham householders must pay for green recycling from February.
Local stars show support for Poppy Appeal
Sports personalities and Michelin-starred chefs amongst those backing campaign.
Malcolm X film nominated for award
Activist film being shown locally.
The big journey
Dave Woodhall speaks to Big Country guitarist Bruce Watson.
University’s hydrogen car to star at top engineering show
Coventry University and its successful spin-off firm Microcab are set to show off their zero-emission vehicle expertise at the 2013 Automotive Engineering Show at the NEC in Birmingham next week.
The no goal zone
Dave Woodhall manages to find something to discuss about Villa’s trip to Upton Park.
Dark days
Andy Munro tries to remain optimistic after watching Blues lose to Charlton.
Drifting Towards Macau and Other Dreams
Everyone has a Nowhere to get to. For RICHARD LUTZ, it is Macao
Cornwall Calling
Two bands to watch out for in November.
Madin house listed
Alan Clawley has news for admirers of controversial architect John Madin.
Part of the Union
Dave Woodhall talks to Pete Shoulder, singer with blues rockers the Union.
100 new jobs for Birmingham as city welcomes innovative charity project
Sense, the national charity that supports people with sensory impairments, deafblind and complex needs, has chosen Selly Oak in Birmingham as the site for England’s first TouchBase centre, bringing 100 new jobs to the city.