History repeats itself again
Dave Woodhall on luck, injuries and Villa.
University to open its archives on engineering genius
Automobile pioneer’s life work to be on record.
Souled out
Northern Soul film brings visitors to city.
Putting on the Ritz again
Fundraiser announced for music heritage appeal.
Trotters too quick for Blues
Blues’ poor home run continued on Saturday. Andy Munro watched.
Screengrab: High Art, Very Low Art and Warren Beatty
Richard Lutz gets all continental and heavyweight for his movie choice on the box this week.
The thinner blue line
Dave Woodhall comments on the increasing use of private security in public situations.
Howard: UKIP will “ban rock and roll” shockaroonie
Another exclusive report by Sir Howard Elston from a 19th hole bar somewhere in the blessed Home Counties
Blazing Comets
Gig and discussion to celebrate jazz in South Africa.
Have your say on the future of policing
Your chance to influence force policy.
Worcestershire WW1 exhibition to open
World War One In the Words of Worcestershire People to show personal insights of conflict.
New folk line-up makes hometown debut
Urban Folk Quartet to play mac.
Disney centenary comes to Birmingham
100 years of magic in NIA ice spectacular.
Beware southern imperialism
Dave Woodhall wonders if we should be worrying about our city boundaries.
Friday Night is Balti Night
Richard Lutz sits down, rolls up his sleeves and digs into a new Balti Controversy.
Watt next?
Dave Woodhall catches a veteran musician reworking some of his finest moments.
Award-winning festival returns to Coventry
East Winds Film Festival set to scare, excite and delight.
World War living history lesson for Ironbridge
Visit a Pop-up First World War Field Post Office at Colalbrookdale.
Birmingham photographer in first solo exhibition
mac debut as Empire explores British outposts.
Dreamboats and Miniskirts
Terry Wills watches a night of musical theatre nostalgia.
Jeweller Stands Up to Cancer
Fundraising design launched.
World first for air ambulance
Augmented Reality for Midlands Air Ambulance.
Review: Of Mice and Men
Richard Lutz takes a pew to see the latest incarnation of the Steinbeck classic.
Let there be light
Further regeneration at Longbridge.
Alpesh Chauhan named CBSO Assistant Conductor
Role builds on year-long period as the orchestra’s first Conducting Fellow.
Screengrab: The Good, The Bad and Jack Palance
Richard Lutz goes gunning for the baddest cat in the west while in search of the TV movie of the week.
The architecture of austerity
Alan Clawley ponders on local government double standards.
Coming up at Artrix
Up and coming names, childrens entertainment and a few legends at the Bromsgrove arts centre.
Discover & Uncover – connecting schools with arts and culture
Conference launched to promote cultural partnerships throughout the West Midlands.
Rail company makes plans for autumn
Autumn leaf fall timetable to be introduced on Cross City services.