Students meet Holocaust survivor
A Holocaust survivor who escaped to Britain as a teenager has been sharing his tragic experiences with students in Aldridge.
What The Light Was Like: An Exhibition
From our news desk.
Review: A Sher bet for Henry IV
Richard Lutz watches a new adaptation of an old classic.
Poppy appeal in West Midlands tops £3 million again
Forces charity again reaches landmark target.
Local company captures charity Petrov match
A charity football match featuring Premier League players and Aston Villa legends has been preserved on film by video production company Stone’s Throw Media.
Birmingham retains lead for quality of life
City ranks higher than any other regional spot as place to live.
Deja vu again
Terry Wills witnesses a familiar scenario at the Hawthorns.
Birmingham set to become theatre capital of Europe
BE FESTIVAL announces 2014 dates and a new home.
Scots Untamed
The Independence debate north of Hadrian’s Wall is hotting up as JOHN KNOX, who covered Scottish Assembly politics for the BBC, reports.
Coming up at Artrix
Music and theatre are on offer.
Review: The Roaring Girl
By Richard Lutz.
European-funded exchange programme attracts climate experts
European-funded exchange programme attracts climate experts.
Birmingham mum in appeal to MEPs
Call to back safer lories in key vote.
It becomes a habit
Dave Woodhall gets increasingly depressed in south London.
School choir takes the stage with Gary Barlow
Youngsters have got the X Factor.
West Midlands buildings win 2014 architecture awards
Recognition for city’s new buildings.
300th memorial dedicated at the National Memorial Arboretum
Unveiling to mark the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the River Plate.
Screengrab: Britannia Rules The Airwaves (for one day at least)
Richard Lutz on the week’s best TV.
‘Boro blues
Andy Munro comments on Blues’ defeat at Middlesbrough.
Fight to save jobs in unemployment blackspot
Support centre threatened with closure.
Canaries shot down
Terry Wills on Albion’s vital win at Norwich.
Public urged to stay safe this Easter
“Be careful” call from air ambulance chiefs.
Birmingham woman to tackle gruelling obstacle course for cancer prevention
A Birmingham web designer has quit smoking and learned to swim so she can compete in a gruelling obstacle course to raise money for cancer prevention.
Preacher men
The greatest Welsh band ever played a sell-out show in Wolverhampton on Sunday, Steve Beauchampé reports.
Birmingham renews culinary link with French partner
Further boost for city’s foodie status.
Howard Shocker: Maria’s Resignation Letter in Full
From our diplomatic correspondent Sir Howard Elston.
Penetrating a moving target
Punchy punk pioneers Penetration play at The Institute on Thursday night. Martin Longley caught them last month up in York…
Thumbs up for Midland Metro in major tram passenger survey
A major national survey of tram passengers has recorded high satisfaction levels amongst users of the Midland Metro.
Free Radio celebrates 40th anniversary at Birmingham Ormiston Academy
Further links announced between college and city’s leading independent station.
Birmingham Science Festival launched
Anatomist, TV presenter and author Alice Roberts today officially launched the British Science Festival at the Library of Birmingham – with a little help from her friends.