Cole’s to Birmingham
Simon Hale has A Night to Remember.
Artrix birthday celebrations set to light up town
Parade to launch tenth anniversary festivities.
Irish boost for Birmingham Airport
Aer Lingus Regional to recommence Birmingham-Shannon flights.
Britain and its fragmented politics
Richard Lutz scribbles an election Letter to America
First Bite Festival launched
Midlands companies chosen to present extracts and new ideas as part of a one day festival of fresh new theatre.
Military law
News that Military Police are now routinely patrolling an area of Birmingham gives Dave Woodhall concerns for the future.
Local military college on recruitment drive
Moves follows “damning” survey findings.
Pupils grow together
Art workshop for specialist school.
Screengrab: Duke, Dino and the Dame
Richard Lutz checks out the gems hidden in the dross of movies on the box this week.
Norwegian touches down at Birmingham Airport
First of three Spanish Routes launched.
The Sunday sets
Link-up to present city centre jazz on Sunday afternoons.
Film to support torture survivors at MAC Birmingham
Fundraising event to help victims.
Women’s Work is almost done
Heritage play takes place on Sunday.
Bike4Life reminder of biker hazards
Ride organisers highlight the importance of road safety.
Secret City Arts: bringing the Big Hoot story alive
Owl-linked arts project set to soar.
Belles of the ball
Michelle Hatcher writes about a new festival in Warwickshire.
Last chance to apply for a free Big Birmingham Bike
Would-be cyclists have just days left to apply for the next stage of a free bike giveaway in Birmingham.
Safer Travel police operation targets louts and fare dodgers
Police take to the public transport network in a high-profile operation targeting anti-social behaviour.
Hotting up for water charity
Walsall spice company running charity showcase and supper club.
Friday night fever for leukaemia charity
Glynn Purnell and Gregg Wallace cook up a Friday night feed with a difference.
My Route exhibition trail to tell people’s history of Stratford Road
Exhibition traces area’s cultural heritage.
Acquisition leads to increased business
Further success for Midland finance company.
Dronewashed Wranglers
A fan of Cabaret Voltaire, Tuung or John Foxx? Then you will be lassoed by Wrangler, Martin Longley guarantees.
Prog rocking Robin
Some legendary names will be taking to the stage.
Totally eclipsed
Terry Wills looks back at Albion’s game with Manchester City.
Famous TV loudmouth to be buried today
Sir Howard Elston, our man with the remote control, gives you a rundown of today’s pomp and circumstance.
Cadbury owners provide work experience
Mondelēz International gives GCSE students a Taste of Work.
Environmental group launches election challenge
Who is the greenest candidate of them all?
Downing the Ziggurat II
Alan Clawley reports on the timescale for Paradise Circus redevelopment.
Brass on ass
Martin Longley could barely scribble fast enough to track this prime Balkan gypsy posse.