Howard: Whitehall Trump ban “will save Britain…”
Sir Howard Elston reveals special new moves to stop immigration in UK-land.
Decline of the invisible city
Part 2: A Surfeit of Leadership.
Christmas ToyLink – Julie’s story
Hannah Noble from Birmingham City Mission, tells of a Christmas story that continues years later.
Safety warning over Christmas taxis
Christmas partygoers warned: Be safe, book your taxi home.
This week at the Robin
There’s certainly a mixed bag of acts appearing.
Decline of the invisible city
Part 1: No more the world’s best governed city.
My life behind chocolate bars
In the weeks before Christmas, chocolate producers work flat out to meet delivery deadlines. But for Sheilagh Matheson, packing chocolates means life has come full circle.
Further Longbridge development proposed
Planning submitted for new homes on former industrial site.
Saints, sinners and spells
Dave Woodhall on superstition, chance and Aston Villa.
Review – Status Quo, Barclaycard Arena
On and on they go, reports Rachel Watts.
Another blue day
Andy Munro watches Blues lose to Huddersfield.
Car dealership donates vehicle to charity
Lookers Vauxhall Birmingham gets into gear with Help Harry Help Others.
How much is it worth then?
Alan Clawley wonders if Birmingham city council will realise they have an undervalued gem on their hands.
Review: Queen Anne at Stratford on Avon
Richard Lutz takes his pew for the RSC’s new production about Queen Anne.
Celebrity CBSO campaign to secure future of youth singing
Alan Titchmarsh launches the CBSO’s Christmas appeal.
Charity’s Christmas market opens
Employment and skills charity opens ReUsers Christmas Emporium.
Schools anti-bullying initiative launched
West Midlands academies working together to beat the bullies.
Help for Midlands businesses to guard against cyber attacks
Free seminar will arm businesses with knowledge to prevent cyberattacks.
Black Country manufacturing skills boost
£7.6 million funding approved for Elite Centre.
Never mind the quality
Terry Wills on a happy Albion afternoon at the Hammers.
Who wants refugees?
Is improvement always a good thing? Alan Clawley poses the question.
Star Wars artwork helps Acorns
Childrens hospice boosted by auctioneers.
Christmas makets come to Hatton
Traditional fayre for Warwickshire outlets.
Ahoy there Jim lad!!!
Dave Woodhall goes overboard with Slim Jim Phantom, Stray Cat and now a Jack Tar.
My never changing mood
Stephen Pennell is as enamoured with Paul Weller as ever.
Further boost for local public transport
Operators sign up to £150 million West Midlands Bus Alliance.
Christmas comes early for homeless charity
Call for volunteers to join clean up campaign.
Christmas at Artrix
Festive festivities at Artrix Arts Centre, Bromsgrove.