Taxing business

Birmingham city council are unlikely to receive as much rental income as expected, warns Alan Clawley.

Symphony Hall date for Melua

Twinned with Georgian choir for UK tour.

Don Quixote at Stratford: Five stars for the man who tilts at windmills

Richard Lutz takes his pew for the Cervantes epic of the Spanish knight in search of a dream.

Friend or foe? Voices from World War One

Century-old script receives world premiere as forgotten Birmingham anti-war play revived.

Bowls club helps cerebral palsy youngsters

Sport Birmingham collaboration to aid young people’s group.

Birmingham’s tastiest fun run is back

Get a taste for success at the Chocolate 5k charity fun run.

Blackburnt

Andy Munro on Blues’ visit to Ewood Park.

Sooty in Space at Cadbury World this weekend

Family fun with TV star.

Birmingham Royal Ballet spring across the pond

Performances to celebrate arts festival anniversary.

Washington Green launches search for artists of tomorrow

Birmingham company nurturing the next generation of art talent.

Symphony Hall Announces 25th anniversary concert to thank Birmingham

Symphony Hall is presenting a one-off concert next month performed by its resident orchestra, the world-renowned City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and joined by three up and coming artists.

A different past

Alan Clawley reflects on ever-changing architectural styles.

United in victory

Terry Wills revels in a memorable Albion win.

Marketing Birmingham bolsters Executive Management Team

New directors to boost services to region.

A question of conscience

First World War play examines tribunal decisions.

Europe’s most daring solo performers come to Wolverhampton, Coventry and Birmingham

Festival highlights to go on national tour.

Boost for city centre shoppers

Three hours of complimentary parking at Mailbox this March.

Temporary service changes to Midland Metro

Final touches being applied to long-awaited extension.

Green Party leader to speak in Birmingham about refugee crisis‏‎

Call for governments to act on “vulnerable, desperate people”.

Clipping the Church revisited

Birmingham residents invited to contribute to revival of long-lost British ceremony.

Visitors receive warm regional welcome to Shakespeare’s aiport

Artwork commemorating local attractions unveiled.

Total Freelance announces affiliation with IPSE

Boost for freelance workers in Birmingham.

Birmingham to beach in an hour

Flights to Cornwall begin again at Easter.

Local artist launches major new exhibition

Provocative new exhibition challenges values of modern society.

Lettings agency launches new enterprise

Property brothers expand business.

Abbey College Birmingham student a cut above the rest

Award will help with medical university studies.

British Blind Sport launch Leamington 10k

In Paralympic year the Road to Rio starts with grassroot sports.

And the beat goes on

Villa lost again – no surprise there as Dave Woodhall comments.

Qué semana fue aquella

Or…That Was The Week That Was, for our Spanish friends, says Richard Lutz as he dives into the past seven days.

Record entry for Midlands Media Student Awards

Event to highlight the region’s upcoming talent.