The queen is not dead
Steve Beauchampé woke up on Tuesday morning and thought the Queen had died. But it was worse than that.
Capture Kings Heath and win
Local photographers invited to dig out their cameras this spring.
First mayoral election postal ballot papers go out
Electoral packs sent out ahead of inaugural vote.
Quillow talk
Local company shortlisted for national award.
John Lewis Partnership begins support for local disabled college
New tie-up aims to support charity and strengthen community links.
Leading entrepreneur urges West Midlands businesses to start exporting
Series of events aims to boost region’s global reach.
Going for a song?
It’s the annual Record Store Day on Saturday. Here’s our guide to where in the West Midlands you can purchase music in physical form.
Principal named for Birmingham music college
Open day aims to showcase opportunities for students.
Leisure centre opportunities for local businesses
Birmingham suppliers and contractors in meet the buyer event hosted by website.
Warning for High Street estate agents
“Adapt, shape up – or be left behind.”
Birmingham Contemporary Music Group announces new events
Family-friendly event at the heart of programme.
Resigned – aren’t all Blues fans?
Andy Munro writes about Blues’ two-goal loss to Burton Albion and it’s aftermath.
Imelda Can
Simon Hale is impressed by the new album from singer Imelda May.
New landmark for Birmingham Airport
Passenger numbers continue to break records.
We regret to announce…
Monday afternoon saw Villa lose their second game of the Easter programme. Dave Woodhall got there eventually.
Between the lines
Dave Woodhall watches Villa’s unbeaten run end with a 3-1 defeat at home to Reading.
Eternal happiness, Dear Leader
As tensions rise over North Korea, Steve Beauchampé reports from inside a state seemingly on a perpetual war footing.
Down among the dead men
Andy Munro is sceptical about Blues’ chances of staying up after a 1-1 draw at Rotherham.
‘Bout my generation
The Who were in town again this week. Andy Munro was in attendance.
Ladies sing the blues
Local singer on the bill for triple extravaganza.
Metallique polished
Cityscape artist collection for city gallery.
Teenager’s head shave helps Birmingham hospice
Molly shaves her head for a cause close to home.
Successful launch of Black Country Skills Factory courses
Aim to address the region’s skills gap.
Digital Test Hub concept challenging offshore testing
Customer demand leads to Birmingham opening.
The Postman Poet in Birmingham
Recognition for Victorian poet.
Entries wanted for hospice golf day
Former West Brom star supports Birmingham St Mary’s corporate fundraiser.
Business community promotes shuttle bus for employees
Public transport commuting encouraged.
One of city’s oldest community centres to get facelift
£25,000 boost for historic venue.
Are We Where We Are?
Theatre Absolute launch new two-year project.
Lord Mayor welcomes Easter donations for Birmingham children
Council partner donates eggs for disadvantaged children.