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Aston Villa and the evidence to be judged

Dave Woodhall looks at Villa’s draw with Crystal Palace.

1 day ago 15 May, 2022 in Football.

Win tickets to see Jeff Beck

Here’s your chance to win tickets to see a musical legend

2 days ago 14 May, 2022 in Music.
St Andrews

Sale of the century?

Andy Munro looks at the state of proposed bids for Birmingham City.

3 days ago 14 May, 2022 in Football.

It started in Solihull Library

Simon Flower and Oscar Harrison from Brummie heroes Ocean Colour Scene.

4 days ago 12 May, 2022 in Music.

City goes On Record

Full details for ‘sonic love letter to Birmingham’ album announced.

4 days ago 12 May, 2022 in Community, Music.

The Guilty Feminist Live comes to Birmingham

Podcast host Deborah Frances-White tells us what audiences can expect.

5 days ago 11 May, 2022 in Comedy.

Aston Villa and modern life is sometimes rubbish

Dave Woodhall watches Villa lose to Liverpool.

6 days ago 10 May, 2022 in Football.

One-day festival for Birmingham Contemporary Music Group

A festival of music and maths celebrating revolutionary composer Iannis Xenakis.

7 days ago 9 May, 2022 in Festivals, Music.

Going on a Bear hunt

Birmingham Bears T20 tickets hidden across the region.

7 days ago 9 May, 2022 in Cricket.

NEC to host popular shows’ return

BBC Gardeners’ World Live and BBC Good Food Show back in Birmingham.

7 days ago 9 May, 2022 in Family, Food and drink, Gardening.

Aston Villa and it’s looking good

Dave Woodhall enjoys Villa’s win at Burnley.

1 week ago 7 May, 2022 in Football.

Reasons to be cheerful

Andy Munro finds consolation in Blues’ defeat to Blackburn.

1 week ago 7 May, 2022 in Football.

Ready, set, make

4600 Gifts mass-making workshops arriving in Cathedral Square.

1 week ago 6 May, 2022 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Festivals.

Birmingham Rep announce additions to programme

More shows for 2022 at city theatre.

2 weeks ago 5 May, 2022 in Theatre.

Made in the Midlands for Flatpack Festival

New short films from filmmakers, artists and animators.

2 weeks ago 4 May, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Film, Music.

A Thousand Threads in four days

New community play celebrates women’s cricket’s first inclusion in Commonwealth Games.

2 weeks ago 4 May, 2022 in Commonwealth Games, Community, Cricket, Theatre.

Witton Lakes Eco Hub opens

Community network takes shape in Erdington.

2 weeks ago 3 May, 2022 in Community.

Fi. Fest launches 2022 line-up

Festival acts announced for family event.

2 weeks ago 3 May, 2022 in Family, Festivals, Music.

Metal record shop pops up at city bar

Black City Records to open at Scruffy Murphy’s.

2 weeks ago 3 May, 2022 in Music, Retail.

Steve Harley on touring and life during lockdown

Dave Woodhall talks to the original Cockney rebel, Steve Harley.

2 weeks ago 3 May, 2022 in Music.

Aston Villa and a matter of routine

Villa beat Norwich and Dave Woodhall observes.

30 April, 2022 in Football.

Almost a rare Welsh bit

Andy Munro comments on Blues’ draw at Cardiff.

30 April, 2022 in Football.

BE Festival launched

Participants and plants needed for community projects.

28 April, 2022 in Festivals, Theatre.

The Queen’s favourites honoured

Imagineer to take part in the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant.

28 April, 2022 in Community, Dance.

Birmingham brothers to open Roundhouse restaurant

Noted restaurant owners expand into renovated city landmark.

28 April, 2022 in Eating out, Food and drink.

New bar for Broad Street

£1.5 million après ski themed bar to open in Birmingham.

28 April, 2022 in Food and drink, Nightlife.

New attraction for Paradise development

Vinoteca brings new wine experience to Birmingham.

28 April, 2022 in Food and drink, Nightlife.

Bringing back the Good Times

Dave Woodhall talks football injuries and suicidal audiences with comedian Omid Djalili.

26 April, 2022 in Comedy.

Thunder and exciting

We talk to Danny Bowes, singer with rock veterans Thunder.

25 April, 2022 in Music.

Review: Don Giovanni

Jessica Harris watches this Welsh National Opera production at Birmingham Hippodrome.

24 April, 2022 in Opera.

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