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Monthly Archives: June 2014

Initiative launched to keep workers and pupils ‘All Safe’

Spreading safety message at workplaces and schools.

30 June, 2014 in Business, Community, Education.

Pixel Perfect – The resurgence of the 8-bit pixel art style

Tom Bennett brings us up to date with a step back in time for computer gamers.

30 June, 2014 in Features, Most recent, Reviews.

TV presenter chairs “terrific” debate at Solihull School

BBC presenter Michael Buerk took his presentation skills back to his roots for Solihull School’s first Big Debate.

30 June, 2014 in Education, Politics.

The A&E department

Terry Wills talks briefly about Albion, and at length about England.

28 June, 2014 in Football.

Worcestershire World War One Hundred programme launched

Countywide World War One commemorations planned for Worcestershire.

28 June, 2014 in Community, Local history.

Monocles sighted on Kings Heath High Street

Martin Longley appreciated an early chance to catch alternative rock-jazz supergroup Monocled Man.

27 June, 2014 in Music.

The Last Leaf – legacy sculpture in Castle Vale

Commissioned to commemorate the great and good of Castle Vale, The Last Leaf is a permanent statue being built on the north Birmingham estate.

27 June, 2014 in Art and Leisure, Community.

MP backs travel insurance campaign

“It is just not worth taking the risk.”

27 June, 2014 in Tourism, Travel.

Spend a crafty weekend at Electric Railway Museum

An unlikely combination comes together to celebrate a bygone age.

27 June, 2014 in Exhibitions, Transport.

Digital commissions inspire young people to engage with museums

Innovative new programmes to be launched in the West Midlands.

27 June, 2014 in Business, Education.

Solihull School appoints five new heads of departments

Promotions and new arrivals.

27 June, 2014 in Education.

Schedule revealed for Brindleyplace film festival

Organisers of the Brindleyplace Film Festival have revealed the schedule – as voted for by members of the public.

26 June, 2014 in Festivals, Film, Most recent.

Finance Birmingham event to fuel SME growth in the Midlands

Opportunity for businesses to access investment capital.

26 June, 2014 in Business.

CBSO appoints principal second flute

26 year old Veronika Klirová to join City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

26 June, 2014 in Classical.

Wynton takes shots at the Spotted Dog

In a rare double-header, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis played Symphony Hall and the Spotted Dog on the same night. Martin Longley was on his trail.

26 June, 2014 in Music.

Birmingham to take part in UK’s biggest free community music festival

Birmingham will be at the heart of the UK’s biggest free community music festival in July with nine events taking place in the city as part of Our Big Gig.

26 June, 2014 in Community, Music.

Local club to stage junior golf tournament

Aim to increase interest in the game amongst young people.

26 June, 2014 in Community.

Birmingham make-up artist invited to speak at international trade show

Top honour for Rep leading man.

26 June, 2014 in Theatre.

Training opportunities for 16-19 year olds

Open day to be held for potential apprentices.

26 June, 2014 in Education, Employment.

Yardley children explore science and dance for performance

Children from Oasis Academy Hobmoor, Yardley have joined with digital-dance company Mercurial Arts, a choreographer and digital artist to create a new dance performance for their community.

26 June, 2014 in Childrens, Dance, Education.

Former Birmingham schoolgirl hitting all the right shots as Wimbledon statistician

Dream job for tennis fan.

26 June, 2014 in Business, Community, Tennis.

A walk in the woods

Hundreds tackle forest walk for charity.

25 June, 2014 in Charities, Community.

HOWARD’S WORLD CUP NEWS: Mr Bitey’s Mother Weighs In

Howard Elston, our man in Rio with the rum cocktail and the ringside seat at the nude beach volleyball finals, splashes a new twist on the Luis Suarez biting incident

25 June, 2014 in Cookery, Most recent.

B-Side hosts free debate and live music event

Birmingham events to celebrate city’s musical heritage.

25 June, 2014 in Birmingham, Music.

Amazon-ing time for students

From the Black Country to the rainforests.

25 June, 2014 in Education, Travel.

Immortal Chi

Terry Wills is left spellbound by a display from the Orient.

25 June, 2014 in Dance, Theatre.

Jazz friends forever

Martin Longley heard Horace Silver, Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock and Louis Armstrong tunes mingled together in an unusual jazz combination.

25 June, 2014 in Music.

Them and US: Of Football, Soccer and The World Cup

Richard Lutz watches England sadly head home from Brazil but feels American interest rising in The Beautiful Game

24 June, 2014 in Business, Comment, Football, Most recent.

Flamenco flame on!

To his surprise, Martin Longley found himself in a dance school over the weekend.

24 June, 2014 in Music.

Green businesses find city home

Low carbon start-ups enrol onto Innovation Birmingham’s European-funded incubation programme.

24 June, 2014 in Birmingham, Business, Environment.

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