Comics show their class
Dave Woodhall reports on an unexpected bonus.
Dave Woodhall reports on an unexpected bonus.
Birmingham event will showcase local creative talent.
Council landmark is being recognised.
City centre venue saved.
Johnny Winter, who has died, was everything a white albino blues guitarist should be, says Richard Lutz
The 30th Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival starts today. Here are some of the early highlights.
“Unlock access to lifesaving breast cancer drugs” call.
Warning from vets as temperatures soar.
What could be better on a hot summer’s day?
Good times for city centre business venue.
Dave Woodhall takes issue with the B Sides announced yesterday.
Funds raised in memory of schoolmate.
Lovers and One Direction fans wanted.
Free Taxi Tours will give visitors a sweeping insight into Birmingham’s Stratford Road this July and August.
RICHARD LUTZ checks out the best film on the box this week, and it’s a bright wee thing from Scotland.
Unemployment is reducing according to new figures.
And eat for free.
University beckons for Diploma graduates.
Daniel on the right career track thanks to Kickstart Plus.
Birmingham community workers help out with homeless charity.
Sir Howard Elston (DOA), celebrity diplomatic editor for the stars, gives the rundown on the new UK government
Birmingham city centre development to be finished by mid-August.
Jazz in the Jewellery Quarter.
Warning of government “intrusion”.
Holiday fun and quality music.
Governing body steps in to close team “with immediate effect”.
Gardens to show off the best of bees.
Accolade for director of company established in mid-nineteenth century.
Alan Clawley describes the ongoing development of one of the city’s busiest junctions.
More destinations and flights starting next summer.