Half-term at Artrix
All types of child-influenced attractions for the holiday.
Support for private landlords call from lettings executive
Buy to let landlords “should be encouraged” by government.
Village People and other tales
Richard Lutz remember his early innocence in New York’s Greenwich Village.
Midlands unites for MIPIM property exhibition
Region comes together to showcase multi-billion pounds investment opportunities.
Flatpack unveils programme for eleventh edition
World-acclaimed film festival returns for 2017.
Crimestoppers launches campaign against Female Genital Mutilation
People urged to contact charity if they have information.
Half-term family fun at Cadbury World
All this and chocolate too.
The woods and the trees
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s stoppage-time defeat to Nottingham Forest.
Once in a Blue moon
Andy Munro watches Gianfranco Zola’s first win as Blues manager.
New artists showcased
New Art West Midlands returns in February 2017 to showcase some of the most exciting emerging artists in the region.
Double header for contemporary music group
Premiere and family work to be staged at Symphony Hall date.
Cole’s to Birmingham
Innovative combo set for Friday night date.
Hollywood meets live music at Symphony Hall
There’s a unique tie-up of film and classical music taking place on Sunday.
Adventures in Symphony
The CBSO are premiering a new family show.
Record results for St Mary’s Hospice
Annual festive fundraising drive on course to raise more than £100,000.
Black Country childrens group receives award
First honour of its type for Complete Kidz.
Ex-England rugby player welcomed at LGBT networking event
Activist Ben Cohen give keynote talk.
Lights, camera, action
Wolverhampton production firm enjoys video boost.
Birmingham firm bought by senior management
Buyout follows retirement of previous owners.
Refugee conference to be held in Birmingham
Rethinking Refugees aims to alter perceptions.
Black Country actress returns to Rep
Starring role for Josie Lawrence in rarely-staged play.
Career opportunities
Roadshow for new teachers visits Birmingham.
Local investment opportunity launched
Tax incentives offered to investors in local businesses.
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Fools Rushed In
The UK’s indecent haste in befriending toxic Trump will likely end badly suggests Steve Beauchampé.
Blues crumble to the Biscuitmen
Andy Munro watches Blues’ single goal defeat to Reading.
Breaking the transfer window
Dave Woodhall looks on as Villa lose 3-0 at Brentford.
What’s in a Name at The Rep: “…sharp wits, deep secrets around the dinner table..”
Richard Lutz sits down to a quip-heavy dinner party at the Birmingham Rep.