City college sponsors business dinner
Event emphasises links between education and business.
Hagley Park restored to inspire Black Country
Charity preview day on 14th September.
City to host world dance titles
Sony B-Boy world championships come to Birmingham.
Saving lives in Acocks Green
Lifesaving equipment installed in local shops.
Mental health triage set to expand following successful pilot
Scheme reduces demand on police and ambulance service.
Independence Vote: A Fortnight To Go
John Knox, who until recently covered Scottish politics for the BBC, files this report.
Birmingham prepares for Conservatives 2014 autumn conference
City to welcome 11th political party conference since 2008.
Birmingham events venue completes expansion
Doubled capacity for city centre site.
Theatre’s coming home
Birmingham Rep to bring theatre into Erdington homes.
Keys to the park
A fine hay-rollin’, cider-sloshin’ weekend was had by Martin Longley at the Moseley Folk Festival.
Award-winning city cafe makes plans for expansion
Former manager of Marco-Pierre White restaurant takes over Six Eight Kafé.
Mulling It Over
Richard Lutz heads towards an edge of Britain rarely visited.
HS2 job claims “destroyed ” according to Birmingham MP
Call for rail bosses to “come clean” about job creation.
Unemployed to receive additional help in looking for work.
Supervised ‘9 to 5’ jobseeking for people in the West Midlands on benefits.
Stop secret trade deals, says Roger Godsiff MP
Governments must stop secret negotiations of international trade agreements and realise that public services are not saleable commodities.
Howard: I am outraged my nude pix are on view
SIR HOWARD ELSTON, our celeb reporter, has had his personal photos flashed on the Net. Here, he describes his pain
Gone lennon!
Martin Longley witnessed a transcendent chip off the old block of John Lennon.
Step behind the scenes at the Rep
Your chance to see what goes on at a top theatre.
Former Solihull pupil in Euro squad after cup sensation
International call-up for giant-killer.
Experience the virtual skies at Cosford
Flight Sim fair set for RAF Museum.
Played in London – a sumptuous read
Steve Beauchampe reviews this book by a world-renowned local author.
Help shape the future of public health
Views of Birmingham residents required.
Free theatre tickets for local charities
Theatre company donating for good causes.
Award for Birmingham specialist college
Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion rewarded.
This month at Artrix
Films, comedy and talking.
Cycle d’amour
Elgar honoured in modern fashion.
Library of Birmingham a year on
How the Library is using digital technology to open up its collections.
Cross city line improvements completed
Investment delivers a better railway between Barnt Green and Redditch.
A star is born
Dave Woodhall sees Villa win, lose and unveil a legend in the making. No pressure there.
When The Rolling Stones came to King’s Heath
And if you ever threw a scarf at Mick Jagger, read on.