The most terrifying show this year
Theatre production of The Exorcist premieres at Birmingham Rep.
Final call for photographers
Last chance to capture Birmingham and win £1,000 of gear.
Refinancing for Coleshill components group completed
Springboard advise founding shareholders on Sertec refinancing and acquisition.
Press beats Post
Better late than never.
Ambient canal basin
Martin Longley drifted through the dappled waters of Roedelius, one of Germany’s ambient electronic pioneers
Theatre helps cancer charity
New Alexandra Theatre to take part in the world’s biggest coffee morning.
Four score at Hawthorns
Terry Wills watches Albion beat West Ham.
Support for Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice
CEO of NHS England backs charity vision for hospice care for all.
Food fundraising hits five hundred
Balsall Common pub food helps charity.
West Midlands Mayor hopeful establishes West Midlands Fiscal Commission
Aim to boost central government help for devolved region.
New directors for Birmingham Press Club
Figures from local business and media added to board.
Shopping centre launches Disability Group
Quest Disability Group starts at Intu Merry Hill.
£2.3 million investment as Solihull firm moves into top gear
Luxury car company aims to further expand growing business.
Screengrab: Sellers and Keith TV
Richard Lutz cans the TV film listings to find the diamonds among the dross – and delivers a surprise to top it all off.
Italian job for young Birmingham conductor
Alpesh Chauhan announced as Principal Conductor of Parma’s Filarmonica Arturo Toscanini.
Godfurther
The Godfather with live orchestral accompaniment at Symphony Hall. Martin Longley scans the mumbling Marlon subtitles.
Coming to Artrix
All-round family fun in Bromsgrove.
Jewellery Quarter BID brings businesses together
Programme announced for showcase networking events.
Ryan airs
Irish country music golden boy Derek Ryan comes to Birmingham.
Drawing, drawing Villa
Dave Woodhall watches Villa fail to win again.
Owls put to flight
Andy Munro is getting a nosebleed watching Blues.
The Beat still goes on
Dave Woodhall listens to (English) Beat frontman and Balsall Heath expat Dave Wakeling.
Nashville in the Round
Simon Hale watches as quality travels 4,000 miles.
Another blank
Our Albion correspondent Terry Wills has not had a good week.
I heard a Rumour
Legendary singer Graham Parker talks to Dave Woodhall about dead toads, sunglasses and an awesome back catalogue.
Lightning strikes again, and again, and…
Villa one up in the 88th minute. Dave Woodhall talks about the inevitable conclusion.
Drawing anything but a blank
Andy Munro watches an encouraging point won by Blues.
Birmingham invests £1 billion to get on right track for HS2
First major investment commitment by a local area to leverage the benefits of HS2.
Jewellery Quarter goes green with eco events and initiatives
Support for Cycle to Work Day.
Kings Heath marks end of summer with a bang
Suburb comes to life for annual Street Festival.