Birmingham museum volunteers shortlisted for award
Recognition of the contribution made by voluntary staff.
Retirement Village opens at Longbridge
Charity expand operations onto former car factory site.
Unsung heroes set for Birmingham Comedy Festival
It’s about a lot more than the headliners.
Mayor’s Movers run to challenge leukaemia
Group set to run for Cure Leukaemia in the Arcadis Business Challenge.
Cooking lessons with top Asian chef
Anita launches Tiffin Tuesdays.
Bigmouth: Howard answers all your worldwide questions
Sir Howard Elston comforts the afflicted once more.
Senses and perspective
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s 3-0 win at Barnsley, and some important stuff.
Police patrols increased as security state rises
Greater visible presence of officers on the streets to reassure the public.
TTA patience runs out – and here’s why
Blues lost to Preston on Saturday and Harry Redknapp lost his job. Andy Munro says why.
Say goodbye to the Bears!
Big Sleuth set to bid a fond farewell.
Robin, rocking
There’s a varied line-up at the Robin 2 over the next week or so.
Golden jubilee for mental health counselling charity
Carmel Mullan-Hartley, from youth counselling service Open Door, tells of their work.
West Midlands companies losing out on tax savings – claim
Taxation specialist warns region’s businesses are failing to take advantage of scheme.
HMS Brexit space rocket heads for Saturn…and beyond
Sir Howard Elston, our excitable science editor, talks.
New Mailbox appointment aims to boost communication
High-end retail complex appoints RileyRaven as Lead Creative Agency.
Can we really escape from our past?
New play by Birmingham writer premieres at The REP.
Get creative at Artrix
Try something new at the Bromsgrove arts centre.
Birmingham’s brain builders in bid to find dementia cure
Aston scientists growing human ‘mini-brains’ in battle to beat dementia.
It never rains but…
Blues go down to a soggy defeat at Leeds. Andy Munro watches.
In the bleak midautumn
Villa draw 0-0 again, this time with Middlesbrough. Dave Woodhall ponders the situation.
Loneliness campaign launches across the city
Challenging the problems of living alone.
Birmingham rises higher
Topping out of one of the tallest residential buildings in the city centre.
Blues for a forgotten crooner
Richard Lutz catalogues another seven days.
Vélo Birmingham: 100 mile cycle for Cure Leukaemia
Local businessman aims to raise funds for cancer charity.
Cadbury College futureproofing student learning
New approach will help boost students readiness for digital future.
That’s entertainment
Villa struggled to a goalless draw at home to Brentford on Saturday. Dave Woodhall was not amused.
It’s the hope that…
Andy Munro is apprehensive after Blues are beaten 1-0 at Norwich.
Two weeks until Birmingham Weekender
City’s biggest arts festival ready to take place.
Commonwealth Games 2022 – Box ticking success strategy
The government chose Birmingham because it offered a low risk, low cost Games fit for post-Brexit Britain says Steve Beauchampé.
Surviving or Thriving?
Community group Arts All Over The Place tell us about their upcoming event.