Police officers to remember fallen colleagues
Arboretum to stage service as part of weekend to support officers’ families.
Swimmers wanted to take part in city photo-event
Endangered building to be captured on film.
Daring to be Different
Jas Thiara talks about her recent fundraising fashion show.
Group race to success thanks to seized bikes
Disabled people are benefitting from thousands of pounds worth of bikes donated by Birmingham police.
Python plays the Light House
If you want to look on the bright side of life, Wolverhampton’s the place.
From doughnuts to hamburgers
Alan Clawley takes issue with a recent development on the city’s roads.
School hosts event for budding musicians
Music-loving children are being given the chance to hone their skills at a special workshop in Birmingham this weekend.
Run for the hills, it’s the bogpipes!
In a further part of his avoidance strategy towards The Ball & The Foot, Martin Longley found himself in a Scottish folk fusion environment.
Candlelit vigil to mark World War I centenary
Armed Forces Memorial will stage commemoration of those who served.
Batmum Jackie takes on half marathon
Jackie Rutter from Lichfield will be running the Bupa Great Birmingham Run to say thanks to the hospital who saved her son’s life.
Coventry set for Festival of Imagineers
Imagineer Productions to curate new ideas event.
Taming of the Shrew at Martineau Gardens
Shakespeare updated for outdoor performance.
Public votes needed for Chamberlain Awards
Do you know a local hero? Then vote in the city council’s tenth Chamberlain Awards.
Birmingham trio recognised as engineering stars
Three engineers from Birmingham have been recognised for their commitment to vocational learning as part of the In-Comm Training Annual Awards.
La dolce vita hits Wolverhampton
A taste of Italy comes to the Black Country.
World’s largest archaeology festival comes to the Midlands
Learn all about it.
Birmingham MP leads Labour plans for new technical degrees.
Liam Byrne MP, the Shadow Minister for Universities, Science and Skills, has this week announced plans to build a new vocational route through Technical Degrees.
Warning for cyclists to stay covered
“It could save your life.”
Cosford to hold centenary charity ball
Commemoration dinner will raise funds for RAf charity.
Teenage Cancer Trust week at Light House
Film will raise funds for charity.
Planning application lodged for iCentrum
New development will be central Birmingham’s first speculative office building in four years.
Birmingham business community raises funds for disabled children’s charity
Four figure sum produced by networking bar crawl.
Praise for Mostly festival
City weekender “one of the world’s most intimate jazz experiences.”
Coracle regatta set for the Severn
Ironbridge to host Bank Holiday river attraction.
HOWARD: Brazil call for semi-final replay
It’s hair today, gone tomorrow as the Brazil Nutters blame bad style in their shellacking by the Germans, says Sir Howard Estlon, so tanked on bad cocktails that he can’t even spell his own nema.
50% of W Midlands SMEs turned down for funding
Half of West Midlands SMEs have been turned down for bank funding – causing cash flow problems, missed business opportunities and stress.
Monarch checks in with Macmillan
25 years of partnership with cancer support charity.
Birmingham’s events sector in good voice for major meetings exhibition
The city’s newest venue The Vox to be showcased at The Meetings Show – one of the country’s leading business tourism events.
Longbridge announcement shows governments should “listen to local voices”
Claim by Birmingham MP.
Simmer down in Handsworth Park
Homecoming for reggae superstars to help celebrate milestone.