Storming the Palace
Terry Wills on Albion’s win at Crystal Palace.
The Jette set
Birmingham Royal Ballet head to Japan for three week tour.
We’re the famous Aston Villa and…
Dave Woodhall has an afternoon to remember.
Havana morbid time
Martin Longley feels ambivalent about the Buena Vista Social Club’s Symphony Hall show.
What is going on in our courts?
Richard Lutz asks whether justice is being served.
Holiday boost for Birmingham Airport
Thomson and First Choice increase capacity from Birmingham airport and introduce five new routes
Care in the community
Shirley centre gets life-saving box.
Drink warning for Wembley fans
Dry trains for cup semi-final.
Unspoilt by progress
New CAMRA book highlights Midlands’ heritage pubs.
Clowning wins Natasha top media award
Inaugural regional journalism student awards announced.
Oh What A Lovely War comes to REP
Revival of legendary musical to end national tour in Birmingham.
Countdown begins for John Lewis Birmingham flagship
Retailer’s first full-line shop in four years opens in September.
Masters of the airwaves
University to hold urban radio discussion.
Apex trim
Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman and Slim Gaillard lived again in Solihull. Martin Longley tapped his pedal extremities.
Electrical firm powers ahead thanks to Finance Birmingham
£800,000 to help fulfil large contracts across the UK.
Review: Death of a Salesman
Richard Lutz reviews a modern American classic which pulls no punches
The mild rovers
Andy Munro watches Blues draw with Blackburn Rovers.
“Use public transport” advice for city centre
New road changes as redevelopment continues.
Spring into Action
TimeBank calls on Birmingham businesses to get staff volunteering.
New direction for travel show
Makeover to ensure continued success for UK’s top tourism showcase.
Coventry (vibra)cathedral
Saturday nite’s alright for droning and throttling, says Martin Longley.
Acoustic Robin
Prog, folk or whatever kind of rock you want to call it, there’s plenty coming up at the Robin over the next few weeks.
Contemporary musicians end on a high
BCMG end their 2014-2015 season with Fantasmagoria.
Albion display ruins special day
Terry Wills is not a happy Albion supporter.
Birmingham students do business in the Big Apple
New York trip sees business students mix work with pleasure.
Locked neset monster
A Norwegian living in Denmark landed in Birmingham, bearing his fearsome two-horned prong-of-attack. Martin Longley diced with death on the front row.
Bareface sign up for 10k
Entries continue to grow for big charity run.
Aston company to sponsor small-sided soccer in Penkridge
Boost for junior football team.
Old Joint Stock presents WWI play
Five Women. One War. One Purpose.
Villa spurred on
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s welcome win at Spurs and a big day ahead.