Leading charity honours record breaking fundraiser in Birmingham
Cancer victim tells of charitable efforts.
Hail Trumpsylvania!
Sir Howard Elston, our US editor, reveals more on Dumpy Trumpy’s plans for a 51st state.
New era, or new error?
Andy Munro talks about Blues’ new owners and the Chinese invasion of local football.
C’mon baby Lyytinen my fire
Martin Longley catches a rare case of the Finnish blues.
New West Midlands entrepreneurs graduate from mentoring scheme
Lloyds Bank Social Entrepreneurs Programme helps fledgling businesses.
Welcome to Trumpsylvania
Dumpy Trumpy exclusively unveils to Sir Howard Elston his plans for a 51st state after he gets clobbered in the US election
Combined housing project to provide 5,000 new homes
West Midlands Combined Authority unveils housing growth prospectus for Greater Icknield and Smethwick.
Halloween happenings at Dudley Castle
Chance to witness ghostly goings on at haunted venue.
Reading into it
Villa finally win away. Dave Woodhall hopes it’s the first of many.
Time to end the run-down of the library service
Martin Sullivan from the Friends of the Library of Birmingham, comments on recently-announced funding cuts.
Drake’s in the park
Martin Longley sighted Chicagoan drummer Hamid Drake, playing next to Cannon Hill’s lake.
Review: Loudon Wainwright III
Richard Lutz takes his pew at Birmingham’s Town Hall for a concert by an old troubadour
Jane Eyre the Opera to premiere in Birmingham
World exclusive to be recorded live.
Top awards for Midland Metro
Expansion and ticketing initiative praised by transport industry.
Midlands focus for China’s biggest investment conference
Emphasis on Midlands Engine projects.
So what else is new?
Dave Woodhall on another Villa Park failure.
Blues tied in Notts
Andy Munro talks Blues.
WWI trail opens in Worcestershire
Deeds of local man in wartime to be marked.
Dumpy Trumpy slams media – Elston shock exclusive
Sir Howard Elston, our diplomatical editor, sits down with an angry Donald J. Trump
Trump and Fear
With less than a month to polling day, Richard Lutz reports on the US election.
Winning their Spurs?
Terry Wills looks ahead to Albion’s forthcoming weekend.
Plans revealed for new digital academy
Ormiston celebrates fifth anniversary by revealing expansion plans.
Black stars for mac
Film season to celebrate black cinema.
Black Country project wins gold at sports awards
Recognition for community judo scheme.
Acid mothers trample
Japan’s Acid Mothers Temple turn disco. Martin Longley is shocked and excited in equal measure.
Birmingham mini-festival to host Cult Nordic acts
Rare UK dates at Match&Fuse.
New business chief welcomes growth figures
18,600 additional private sector jobs created in the region in 2015.
Snap up free selfie stick at Birmingham’s first ever digi fayre
Bournville Vilage Trust to encourage new net users.
Fort to hold student night
Discounts and attractions at retail development.
Marco Pierre White to unveil new cookbook at Birmingham restaurant
Book signing at signature restaurant to launch new publication.