To celebrate the start of the Byzantine outreach programme, thirty-five 15-16yr olds from the local area were selected to attend a day of interactive workshops and activities at the University,
On Sunday 30 September, The Public will be hosting a beginners’ burlesque workshop providing a unique opportunity to learn more about the art of burlesque.
Another comedian makes his Artrix debut on Wednesday, September 26th when Danny Bhoy brings his show “ Dear Epson” to the Arts Centre.
Dave Woodhall was at Villa Park to see the season proper finally get underway.
Alan Clawley laments the passing Louis Carus and wonders what will replace the Conservatoire’s Adrian Boult Hall.
Aldridge students enjoyed a taste of US political and economic life after securing once-in-a-lifetime visits to America thanks to the US Embassy.
Do you apply the ‘Stella’ test to what you share?
The Belgrade Theatre’s award-winning creative apprenticeship scheme has been nominated for yet another prestigious award…
Birmingham Uni is to stage a unique city-wide day of events called Brum Dine With Me on September 28 as part of a major European campaign highlighting the value of research in society.
They’ve been together for almost a quarter of a century but as they tell Dave Woodhall, the world according to the Levellers hasn’t changed that much.
Owners of Birmingham’s biggest gay nightclub say the venue has seen a massive boost in the numbers of clubbers going through its doors.
Coventry University Professor Mike Hardy has been appointed as special adviser for intercultural dialogue to the Government of Azerbaijan.
The Birmingham University’s School of Jewellery has used scrap metal to deliver a perfect 150th birthday present for a local manufacturer.
Britain’s top pub guide turns 40 this week. Dave Woodhall celebrates.
Slam Cartel are a new and interesting band whose debut album, Handful of Dreams, was released last year.
Terry Wills looks back, and forward.
Halloween horror movie marathon returns to The Public
Official unemployment figures released today show that between July and August only six people found jobs in Walsall.
Bird enthusiasts are being urged to book early for a day-long conference on ornithology – the first of its kind to be held in Birmingham.
Hillsborough
Mr Inman is rather pleased to have found a better means of transport to London culture than actually going there.
The shortlists of architects in the running for the title of Architect of the Year 2012 has been published by Building Design magazine.
Business Birmingham is inviting leading UK and international digital companies to experience the region’s thriving industry for themselves, by taking part in showcase event ‘2DigitalDays’.
Crest Nicholson is encouraging those people hunting for their first home in Birmingham to visit its Park Central development and find out how the government’s FirstBuy scheme could help them purchase a new property.
Rocking in Bromsgrove
Roxana Silbert, the new artistic director of Birmingham Repertory Theatre has announced plans for the company’s 100th birthday season in February 2013
Jane Evans, a specialist domestic violence parenting expert, is bringing her Tuning In Beyond Trauma training to Birmingham in December.
Local author Katharine D’Souza is celebrating the release of her debut novel, Park Life.
Hundreds of young people are set to benefit from more than £750,000 to help kick start their careers.
3,000 delegates visit the ICC across three consecutive weeks, worth over £4m for city