Review: The Honeyman
There’s nothing like a warm play, a thoughtful studio piece, to get you through mid-winter, writes Richard Lutz.
Civic boost for charity Run
Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress prepare for Morrisons Great Birmingham 10k.
Airport sees record-breaking start to year
Busiest-ever January for BHX.
Swans Hammered
All’s well at the Hawthorns, says Terry Wills.
Sunjay’n’Eddy
Award-winning musicians to perform in folk double-header.
Coming up at Artrix
There’s a mixed bag this month.
City food festival launched
Cannon Hill Park to be transformed into foodie heaven.
Ebbing and flowing
Simon Hale talks to the multi-talented Judith Owen.
“Be our Valentine” call from environmentalists
Campaigners ask Birmingham City Council to divest from fossil fuels.
Industry recognition for local company
Birmingham services company shortlisted for four national awards.
Six Eight Kafe opens at Millennium Point
Business booming for city trader.
Perchance to dream…
A Villa win and a new manager. Dave Woodhall is smiling at last.
More dance for Brum
DanceXchange announces 2015 schedule.
Get out more: A visit to RAF Cosford
The question was; what to do on a dank Sunday in February for a day out without spending loads of dosh? And here’s the answer: A trip to RAF Museum Cosford.
Screengrab: Blues Eyes, The Other Clint and a Forgotten Film
Richard Lutz checks out the tv schedules and uncovers a small classic that time forgot.
Power to the black vote
Move to ensure minorities register to vote.
We’ve got a defib, have you?
West Midlands Ambulance Service tell us about the importance of defibrillators.
Birmingham student interviews top actor
Douglas Booth quizzed about Jupiter Ascending for youth film channel.
West Midlands top social enterprise named
RBS SE100 Index annual snapshot recognises growth for Aidem Digital.
Women’s Work
Women & Theatre encouraging local people to get involved in their new WW1 project.
True Walsall unemployment figures hidden – claim
Concern that charitable donations will suffer.
Organisers gearing up for Cosford Food Festival
Date fixed for July gastronomic feast.
Inspired by Gandhi
Sampad South Asian Arts launch a major new international writing competition.
From a land of dancing skies
Richard Lutz chases the Northern Lights off the coast of Norway.
Goodbye
Alan Clawley describes the farewell to a city landmark.
In like lions…
Andy Munro on Blues’ game with Millwall.
Finance Birmingham tie up to boost company growth
Expert fund adds to city’s offer for tech firms.
The long goodbye
Dave Woodhall on another Astonian debacle.
Compton Verney Art Gallery secures Lottery support
£2.5 million HLF grant for gallery.
Innovation Birmingham search for climate change practitioners
Participants needed for €400,000 European-funded exchange programme.