Wembley Worries
Richard Lutz watches the big beasts of the NFL at Wembley. And wonders….
Planes, trains and the Birmingham poppy appeal
Politicians, comedians, footballers and musicians join forces for fund-raising.
University date for Ironbridge lecture
Heritage chief to speak on values.
Bike4Life Fest is back
2015 bikers day out launched.
Strange Brew
How many bands do you know can play to audiences of a quarter of a million ? Here’s another.
Staffordshire company supports major British Christmas film
Stardom beckons for Santa’s helpers.
Centro step up public transport security
Operation Goliath targets Halloween and Bonfire Night anti-social behaviour.
Wolverhampton demolition specialist goes back to school
Primary Futures campaign launched to show students the world of work.
Moseley Road Baths welcomes Hale family
Architect’s descendants to visit listed landmark.
Greater Birmingham to define story as global competition heats up
GBSLEP and partners set out to strengthen area’s ‘sell’ in bid for investment and tourism.
The war in music
A century of conflict remembered by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra this autumn.
Busy rail station to get more free parking
Welcome news for Black Country commuters.
Charity fundraiser boosted by MP
Care network in the ‘cloud’ hoping for a kick start from the public.
Seek and ye shall find
High-end whisky shop opens in Jewellery Quarter.
The wild French connection
Kings Heath date for folk veteran.
Take inspiration from Chamberlain – Bore
Council leader speaks at Highbury democracy convention.
Taxi for Mr Lambert?
Dave Woodhall starts wondering how long before there’s a vacancy at Villa Park.
New scheme rewards physical activity in Birmingham parks
Loyalty points for exercise.
Digital aid for Birmingham businesses
Small and medium-sized businesses across Birmingham are being urged to sign up for grants enabling them to benefit from superfast broadband.
Dear Gary
Andy Munro opens his heart to the new Blues manager.
Finance Birmingham helps boost engineering
£1 million loan helps secure Jaguar contract.
Art of the Troubles
Major exhibition exploring Northern Ireland Troubles comes to Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
New look at thestudio
Innovative view of city centre venue.
Springboard help to unify Proximity and Maintel
Birmingham financiers help complete corporate sale.
Partners combine for healthy Halloween
Shriek chic for Halloween-themed walk.
Coming up at Artrix
Forthcoming at the Bromsgrove arts centre.
Who owns the pavements?
Alan Clawley comments on a modern transport hazard.
Thousands attend first-ever Longbridge Light festival
The first Longbridge Light Festival has been hailed a success after attracting over 7,000 visitors.
Mondelēz International employees go to great lengths
Dive raises money for Acorns.
Charity events supported by Holiday Inn
Laura Moore of the Holiday Inn Birmingham Airport with an offer for local charities.