That was the will that was
Richard Lutz looks back in langour at the past seven days
Cheap craics
Alex Whybrow does Dublin on the not-so-expensive.
Peaky Blinder’s Architect returns to Birmingham
The secrets behind the sets revealed at awards ceremony.
Brum Yum Yum celebrates third Kings Heath anniversary
Street food birthday bash on the village square.
Sir Chris Hoy to open Birmingham exhibition
Legendary Olympian promotes manufacturing sector.
Birmingham galleries release new Dylan works
Exhibition of legendary singer’s work.
Online platform aims to offer responsible lending
Community company aims to reduce cost of borrowing.
Addition to Glynn Purnell charity dinner
Master chocolatier set to join Friday Night Kitchen.
Rehearsal for Murder
Terry Wills watches the Alex’s latest thriller.
Harborne Farmers Market celebrates tenth anniversary
Landmark for popular food event.
Iberia Express launch Madrid flights from Birmingham
Eleventh new airline arrives into airport.
New website launched to help Solihull jobseekers
Agency aims to give employment headstart to clients.
Get on your Brompton Bike at Brindleyplace
Cycling initiative for city centre venue.
The Rotters Club: Sparky, cheeky and fresh faced in a changing world
Richard Lutz steps back four decades for the Jonathan Coe novel as it hits the Birmingham Rep stage
Young blues for the Robin
Stars of the future to perform.
Mission accomplished
Terry Wills sees Albion reach their target.
Birmingham generation renters can get bills paid for year
Utilities company offering households chance to become bill free.
Four wheels for RAF Museum
Jaguar supercars make rare appearance at Cosford.
Albion keeper makes leukaemia patient’s birthday extra special
Gesture comes after bike ride for medical research charity.
New fashion event makes Birmingham debut
Vintage clothing that’s worth the weight.
Open Day at Rep
Backstage pass and theatrical fun for all.
Sizzling line up for UK Game Fair
Food event to showcase taste of the country.
From circus to council
Circus return inspires memories for Wednesbury man.
Bus drivers get on their bikes
First birthday celebrations for bus driver cycle awareness training.
Jewellery Jazz announced
Festival set for Jewellery Quarter.
Don’t dress for dinner
Farcical scenes set for Lichfield.
Howard: Why I’m a Mossack Fonseca Man
In a prelude to his new autobiography, Sir Howard Elston explains why he always banks with Panamanian investors Mossack Fonseca.
Coming up at Artrix
Music, theatre and workshops are in store at Bromsgrove’s arts centre.
Close to the edge
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s remarkable consistency.
That was the weed that was
Richard Lutz ploughs through the detritus of the past seven days.