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Golden jubilee for mental health counselling charity

Carmel Mullan-Hartley, from youth counselling service Open Door, tells of their work.

15 September, 2017 in Charities, Community, Health.

West Midlands companies losing out on tax savings – claim

Taxation specialist warns region’s businesses are failing to take advantage of scheme.

15 September, 2017 in Business.

New Mailbox appointment aims to boost communication

High-end retail complex appoints RileyRaven as Lead Creative Agency.

14 September, 2017 in Business, Retail.

Can we really escape from our past?

New play by Birmingham writer premieres at The REP.

14 September, 2017 in Theatre.

Get creative at Artrix

Try something new at the Bromsgrove arts centre.

14 September, 2017 in Childrens, Community, Dance, Education.

Birmingham’s brain builders in bid to find dementia cure

Aston scientists growing human ‘mini-brains’ in battle to beat dementia.

14 September, 2017 in Health, Science & technology.

It never rains but…

Blues go down to a soggy defeat at Leeds. Andy Munro watches.

14 September, 2017 in Football.

In the bleak midautumn

Villa draw 0-0 again, this time with Middlesbrough. Dave Woodhall ponders the situation.

13 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Loneliness campaign launches across the city

Challenging the problems of living alone.

13 September, 2017 in Charities, Community.

Birmingham rises higher


Topping out of one of the tallest residential buildings in the city centre.

12 September, 2017 in Business, Property Press.

Vélo Birmingham: 100 mile cycle for Cure Leukaemia

Local businessman aims to raise funds for cancer charity.

12 September, 2017 in Charities, Cycling.

Cadbury College futureproofing student learning

New approach will help boost students readiness for digital future.

12 September, 2017 in Education, Science & technology.

That’s entertainment

Villa struggled to a goalless draw at home to Brentford on Saturday. Dave Woodhall was not amused.

10 September, 2017 in Football.

It’s the hope that…

Andy Munro is apprehensive after Blues are beaten 1-0 at Norwich.

10 September, 2017 in Football.

Two weeks until Birmingham Weekender

City’s biggest arts festival ready to take place.

9 September, 2017 in Festivals.

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.

8 September, 2017 in Birmingham, Commonwealth Games.

Surviving or Thriving?

Community group Arts All Over The Place tell us about their upcoming event.

8 September, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Charities, Community, Festivals, Poetry.

Bite Size Festival promises a feast of mini-performances

New work to be showcased at Warwick Arts Centre.

7 September, 2017 in Festivals, Theatre.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Welcome to the Velodrome

But if Birmingham hosts the Games then track cycling will be in London or Manchester according to Metro Mayor Andy Street, writes Steve Beauchampe.

6 September, 2017 in Commonwealth Games 2022.

Birmingham Comedy Festival reveals Breaking Talent shortlist

Award will recognise new comedy talent.

6 September, 2017 in Comedy, Festivals.

A world of miniatures at the NEC

Miniature exhibition show returns for 34th year.

6 September, 2017 in Attractions, Style and Design.

London Midland scores extended partnership with Albion Foundation

Train company strengthens sporting community links.

6 September, 2017 in Community, Football.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Sporting Culture

Birmingham announces plans for Commonwealth Games cultural festivities.

5 September, 2017 in Commonwealth Games 2022.

Organisations urged to access funding to develop skills base

Funds worth £26.8 million on offer to support skills and learning development across Greater Birmingham & Solihull.

5 September, 2017 in Business, Education.

Comedian starts new course to keep Birmingham laughing

Award-winning funny man aims to teach budding comics.

5 September, 2017 in Comedy.

Golf day a GR8 success for homeless services

Fundraising day will help provide assistance for region’s vulnerable sleepers.

5 September, 2017 in Charities, Golf.

Smethwick’s heritage celebrated in community open day

Come and learn the story of a historic area.

5 September, 2017 in Community, Local history.

Let the action begin. Again.

Dave Woodhall talks about Villa’s start to the season and the end of the transfer window.

4 September, 2017 in Most recent.

Midlands-based charity helps police fight child sexual exploitation

Expertise will help forces learn from past cases.

4 September, 2017 in Most recent.

September at Artix

A month in the life of a Bromsgrove arts centre.

4 September, 2017 in Attractions, Music.

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