The last of the wreckers
Opponents of Birmingham Central Library seem to be vanishing, notes Alan Clawley.
Rangers bushwacked
Andy Munro sees Blues reinforce their promotion credentials.
Screengrab: Elementary my dear reader
Richard Lutz snoops around the TV listings to find the gem of the week.
Review: Anita and Me
Richard Lutz reviews a play about culture clash and coming of age in the time of Enoch Powell.
Switch turn 30
Anniversary for Birmingham agency.
Black Country LEP receives special recognition award
Work of Enterprise Board honoured by business association.
Celebration Weekend set for the Mailbox
City centre complex to mark re-opening.
In a blaze of glory
Dave Woodhall watches one of Britain’s finest musical exports going out in style.
Birmingham’s first cook book goes on sale
Recipes to aid community group.
Willard’s coming home
Micro-sculpture exhibition set for Wolverhampton.
Green light for city centre retail provision
Council set to approve retail evolution.
Moseley Road Baths added to ‘at risk’ register
Perilous state of city landmark recognised.
MP calls for Midlands to become UK enterprise and engineering capital
Increased devolved powers needed for region to thrive.
Wolverhampton vintage
Fair this weekend at Wulfrun Hall.
Coming to Artrix
Music, comedy and musical comedy.
Albion awaits
Terry Wills looks forward to a return to Hawthorns action.
Lookers Vauxhall sponsors Solihull Barons
Tie-up for local company.
Classic rocking Robin
There’s some vintage names coming up at the Robin.
An uncanny likeness?
Blatter and Bore. A reader asks the question
Birmingham music group initiative
Audience Exchange gives audiences the chance to meet and discuss the concert afterwards.
Finance Birmingham funds consultancy growth plans
£250,000 cash injection helps construction takeover.
Landmark for local broadcasting
BBC Asian Network celebrates 50 years of broadcasting.
Snow Hill masterplan set for adoption
Council to give business district go-ahead.
Moving Mountain
Corky Laing, drummer with legendary Canadian band Mountain amongst others, is about to embark on a UK tour playing the music he helped make famous. Before then, he spoke about his career and beyond.
Birmingham prepares for The Big Freeze
City challenged to reduce food waste.
Innovation Birmingham set for expansion
Planning application submitted for Universities Centre.
Digbeth Dining Club returns to Kings Heath
York Road closed for food event.
New appointment for arts centre
Dance worker to provide opportunitiers at Artrix.
Coming ‘home’
Birmingham date for returning singer.
Live radio date for school choir
Solihull school choir performs on Radio 4.