A worrying week
Blues going down 1-0 at Wigan isn’t the only thing causing concern for Andy Munro.
Blues going down 1-0 at Wigan isn’t the only thing causing concern for Andy Munro.
Answers demanded to MPs’ letter to University of Birmingham over fair pay.
Ticket offers released for the 2020 tennis season.
Fundraising groups join forces to streamline efforts.
Britain’s Got Talent star in new play about women of retirement age.
Another top-line promotion at 1000 Trades.
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays adds more flights and holidays in response to increased demand.
Milestone achieved in the race to keep hospice open.
Bank credited with creating ‘carer-friendly culture’ as awards honour businesses across Birmingham.
Music legend Iain Matthews teams up with author Ian Clayton for a words and music show.
Support network for independent older people to begin.
Dave Woodhall on Villa, Burnley, equalisers and those three letters again.
Birmingham City go down 3-2 at Derby County. Andy Munro comments.
Simon Hale reports on Birmingham Royal Ballet’s production of Giselle.
Harry Potter star also urges public to help find yellow hat.
Breast Cancer Haven to benefit from fundraising event.
Final call for West Midlands Railway communities to claim cash boost.
Villa beat Brighton 3-1 in the Carabao Cup as Dave Woodhall looks on approvingly.
Brendan Batson abseils for Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice.
Fund raising by fire security company helps charities.
Environmental conference to be held in Birmingham.
Million pound refurbishment for iconic city hotel.
Ultimate day out for animal lovers of all ages back in Birmingham.
High flyers head to Cambridge University with help of OCR bursaries.
Million pound transformation project helps entrepreneurs launch Warm Beautiful Homes.
Geoff Norcott, star of Mock the Week and much more, talks ahead of his Birmingham date.
Carl Chinn MBE and Fiona Allan help mark 120th anniversary.
Film season sees visitor numbers increase in entertainment centre.
Classic films and new releases to feature at state of the art development.
Black Country Director of Economic Intelligence joins University of Wolverhampton as Visiting Professor.