New era, or new error?
Andy Munro talks about Blues on and off the pitch.
Andy Munro talks about Blues on and off the pitch.
2017 programme launch for innovative Birmingham performers.
Terry Wills on a big week at the Hawthorns.
When it comes to the Middle East, George Osborne seems as confused as ever suggests Steve Beauchampé.
Russell Brand backs Birmingham charity’s £250,000 fundraising appeal.
“Check your journey and travel early”.
More than 500 people took part in festive fun run with £15,000 expected to be raised.
Council contractor donates food hampers for Christmas.
New £1 million hub set to fuel new Birmingham entrerprises.
Workplace Challenge campaign encourages Birmingham workers to liven up their lunch break with bite size activity.
Success for Academy students.
Dave Woodhall watches Villa lose to Norwich, and ponders.
Steve Beauchampé identifies two courageous candidates, who fought for their beliefs with decency, honesty and humility.
Stephen Pennell has the perfect evening with one or two of Birmingham’s finest.
Rachel Watts has a hot date with the Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
“Significant impact” on local arts and culture feared.
Treasured memories created at the Rep.
Busiest-ever Christmas period also expected.
Dave Woodhall talks about Villa’s late winner on Saturday.
Andy Munro ponders Blues’ 4-0 defeat at Newcastle.
Birmingham residents vote on wellbeing and hopefulness as part of art project.
“Pioneering work” of enterprise partnerships recognised.
Former GB star Jane Sixsmith joins Solihull School.
Birmingham date for acclaimed local comedian.
Regeneration will create 2,000 jobs in major scheme.
Aim to reduce problems for weekend rail travellers.
£3 million Bridgnorth manufacturing training centre launched.
Traditional favourites to be performed in listed surroundings.
Simon Hale enjoys the all-enveloping warmness of Katie Melua at Symphony Hall.
Dave Woodhall talks to folk legend Maddy Prior.