Rail advice ahead of possible strike action
London Midland issues warning to passengers.
Chelsea liquidated
Terry Wills watches Albion beat the champions.
Global food and street market for Southside
Southside gears up to launch global food festival and pop-up street market.
Stretching the imagination
Andy Munro puts the pains of the injured footballer into Room 101.
New name for community financier as lending grows
ART business lending rises by 77%.
Students gain employment skills with volunteers
Hodge Hill College students receive on Give & Gain Day.
Palestinian theatre company to make Birmingham debut
Rep date will be part of first UK tour.
Blind Dave thanks trainers for Saharan meal deal
Marathon runner praises sponsors who helped raise money for charity.
Assembly point
What do we want? A Greater Birmingham Regional Assembly! When do we want it? Now! So says Steve Beauchampé.
Primary schools encouraged to go wild and win a makeover
Help the environment and win.
Coming up at Artrix
Comedy, theatre and opera.
Business Birmingham recognised at global inward investment awards
Agency tops European rankings in the Best to Invest 2015 awards.
The not so great escape
Villa lost 6-1 and also made sure of staying in the Premier League on Saturday. Dave Woodhall treated triumph and disaster both the same.
Birmingham said no!
Exactly what part of the word ‘No’ doesn’t George Osborne understand, asks Steve Beauchampé.
Birmingham connects with events industry at global trade show
City’s connectivity highlighted as key to its growth as a global events destination.
Screengrab asks what makes an American classic
Richard Lutz scours the TV listings for the film of the week.
Down in black and white
More quality jazz this week.
The Library blame game
Alan Clawley on a case of bipartisan party politics.
City’s top retailers recognised
Awards go to Birmingham’s top sales teams.
Gig review: Police Dog Hogan bound into Birmingham
Kings Heath’s Hare and Hounds was the venue last night for the first appearance in Birmingham of Police Dog Hogan
Foodie Festival launched
Cannon Hill Park will be food heaven this weekend.
Robin’s blues
There’s high quality blues coming up at the Robin in the next couple of weeks.
The Elston Report: UKIP closes in on ancient Palmyra
Lord Howard Elston (DOA), war reporter par excellence, details how Nigel Farage is intent on taking the timeless crossroads of the world in northern Syria.
RAF Museum’s TSR2 joins Air Show line up
Cold War icon set for Cosford.
Meeting Up in Shanghai: Flatscreens, money, internet shopping… but still wary of the past
Journalist Sheilagh Matheson catches up with old Chinese friends – 40 years after they first met. Times have changed.
Abbey students rewarded for success
Lord Mayor honours high achievers.
Top award for Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust
VisitEngland Awards for Excellence see museum honoured.
Conan Doyle convention announced
Horror publisher KnightWatch tell of a dramatic day in the annals of Victorian fiction.
Plumbing the depths
Andy Munro looks around the kitchen area of Room 101.
70 not out
Charlie Harper, the oldest punk in town, any town, talks to us.