Keeping the customer satisfied
Dave Woodhall talks to more than a Paul Simon impersonator.
Dave Woodhall talks to more than a Paul Simon impersonator.
Real ale oasis recognised.
Birmingham musician part of anniversary celebrations.
Showcase for local businesses.
Solihull Juniors raise over £6,500 for local special school.
As the polls tighten it’s been a week of charm and threats in the Scottish Referendum campaign writes Steve Beauchampé.
RICHARD LUTZ points to the movie you shouldn’t miss on TV this week.
Get dancin’ on Friday night.
Rather than play bowls on the sunny Solihull British Legion lawn, Martin Longley elected to open his jazz umbrella indoors.
An independent survey has shown a rise in passenger satisfaction by bus users in the West Midlands.
Funding granted for Cyborg arts programme.
Martin Longley got sprayed with beer, heckles and distorto-feedback, all in the name of rockaboogie.
Customer-focused site contains seven million products.
From our diplomatic correspondent Sir Howard McElstonovichzki (DOA).
Concern about cyber risks adding to business worries.
Busiest month in airport’s history.
College raising funds for sports hall equipment.
Dave Woodhall talks to a Scottish independence campaigner looking for love.
Unsteady in his rocksteady moves? Martin Longley checked out one of London’s rising retro combos.
Up and coming new artists recognised.
Big weekend at Bournville attraction.
Can da blooze get much heavier than this? Martin Longley doesn’t think so.
Star Wars double bill at British Science Festival.
Giant Screen Cinema to close.
Temperatures will be rising in as the city’s annual Chilli Festival returns to Brindleyplace this September.
Event emphasises links between education and business.
Charity preview day on 14th September.
Sony B-Boy world championships come to Birmingham.
Lifesaving equipment installed in local shops.
Scheme reduces demand on police and ambulance service.