Rally for Library announced
Birmingham writers in show of public support.
Howard: Je suis King Abdullah (RIP)
Sir Howard Elston, Grand Vizier of mid-east journalism, reports on the succession in Saudi Arabia, the fun-town of the world.
Greater Birmingham brings record partners to MIPIM 2015
Region to build on Birmingham’s ranking as a top ten European city for investment prospects.
Double date for singing duo
Two top performers will be appearing in Kings Heath soon.
Grant aid for new Birmingham venue
Gas Street Social to launch at the Mailbox.
Electric dreams
Sian Evans from electronica pioneers Kosheen, talks about music, teaching and helicopters.
Corporate sponsors sought for growing festivals
Here’s a chance to get your name associated with two quality festivals.
Playing the blues
Terry Wills on Albion’s past and future opponents.
Birmingham company pioneers breakthrough for dementia sufferers
People living with early dementia sought to test new memory app.
Birmingham housing boom to continue
Demand for city centre apartments set to grow in 2015.
Coming up at Artrix
Theatre on film is the way to go.
Birmingham lawyers take the stage
Charity performance of legal play.
Healthy eating initiative continues
Health for Life in secondary schools celebrates anniversary.
Crafty mac
Craft season launches with new commissioned artwork.
In through the out door
Dave Woodhall wonders if Villa Park is on a continuous loop.
Birmingham airport soars higher
Record number of passengers using BHX.
Blues man up against Yorkies
Andy Munro savours the continued St Andrews progress.
Public services for sale
Alan Clawley comments on the growing trend for private companies to run council services.
NEC sold in £307 million deal
Birmingham City Council has announced the sale of the NEC group to an equity company.
Banff film festival tour returns
Experience the world’s most spectacular wildernesses – in the city.
Superspeed your business
Superfast internet connection grants available to Midlands SMEs.
Beatles Fest 2015
Fab four at fifty-two.
Street goes back to rugby roots
Club visit for international delegation.
Helping the homeless
Calling participants for Birmingham City Mission’s Sponsored Sleepout 2015.
Improved sports facilities for students
Sporting professionals open the latest fully accessible facility at local college.
Building supplies firm celebrates landmark with record deal
JS Wright secures record-breaking deal in 125th anniversary year.
Birmingham enters European business travel destinations list
City’s growth as business tourism destination highlighted in five-year study.
Route one from relegation
Terry Wills writes about Albion’s week.
Stay tuned
29,000 Birmingham schoolchildren experience the thrill of classical music through education initiative.
‘Come and sing’ invitation
Choir looking for reinforcements for rehearsal.