Roy’s Regal Return
Terry Wills goes to Anfield and watches history being made.
West Mids business confidence returning?
“…our findings indicate that the local business community could be looking more confidently to the future”
Bedwyr things at Ikon
Ikon and Glynn Vivian Art Gallery present a new exhibition by Bedwyr Williams
Europe’s largest veterinary event breaks records in Birmingham
More than 10,000 people converged on the city to promote excellence in veterinary practice
Rock on in Bloxwich with Hayes and Hunt
Popular venue Bookmark Bloxwich is getting ready to rock
A mayor for Birmingham? Read our fact sheet
Localise West Midlands and The Birmingham Press have collaborated on a fact sheet
Oh I Do Like to Be…
Andy Munro goes to Brighton with the Blues.
Go ‘Behind the Scenes’ with the University of Birmingham’s inspirational experts
Competition announced by Brum Uni today to give people the chance to go ‘behind the scenes’ with some of its most inspirational academic experts.
Labour to cut councillors’ wage bill in first step towards a new Walsall Council
Walsall councillors’ wage bill will be cut by at least £50,000 if Labour takes control of the council in May,
This Week at the Assembly
Leamington’s finest opens its doors once more
Lighting spectacular marks Olympics countdown
Legendary Olympian Ed Moses talks to The Birmingham Press during an event to mark the city’s part in London 2012.
War correspondent Alex Crawford to deliver talk
Alex Crawford OBE will deliver a talk at Coventry University next month
What’s on at the Robin
This week’s attractions at the Bilston venue
Are the cameras here yet?
Steve Beauchampé explores the ‘interests’ involved with the mayoral referendum.
One point at a time
Dave Woodhall on the return of a familiar face to Villa Park.
The Laughing Sole Comedy Club
The Laughing Sole, returns to The Public on 2 May – headlined by Jamie Sutherland.
Coventry University Students’ Union to host the London 2012 Community Games
Coventry University Students’ Union will host The Community Games as part of the London 2012 celebrations,
New plans for Birmingham’s Nightingale
“I want to see the Nightingale once again become one of the biggest gay super clubs….”
Brummie author WH Fordham on the mayoral referendum
“Unless we get a lot more answers and assurances I’ll be voting No on May 3rd.”
What’s On at Town Hall & Symphony Hall
More new arrivals at two city centre venues.
Mayoral referenda: More doubts about validity
Channel 4 political correspondent Michael Crick, raises further doubts as to the wording (or lack of) on the ballot paper
Belgrade’s Senior Youth Theatre tackles mental well being in new show
Truth or Dare explores issues around health and mental well-being for young people
Wolverhampton: A Beautiful Catastrophe exhibition
Renowned Magnum photographer Bruce Gilden visits Wolverhampton
Cloak of Genius or Stab in the Dark’
Three students from Birmingham City University are taking on a unique challenge
Budding bakers wanted for charity cake competition
Amateur cooks are invited to submit their culinary creations to a Cake Baking Competition
easyJet makes year-round commitment to Birmingham Airport with launch of Belfast route
easyJet has today announced that it will begin operating a year-round service between Belfast and Birmingham
Blues Plough On Against Tractor Boys
Andy Munro comments on Blues’ midweek trip to Ipswich
Absolutely, Definitely and For Certain
Terry Wills reports on Albion’s week. “It’s a funny old game” is a term used by players, managers and supporters down the years, and one that bears close scrutiny. Following Albion’s current results I’m not about to disagree! The win against big spending Queens Park Rangers was a case in point. We didn’t play particularly…
Mayoral Referendum; The Birmingham Press debate
Debra Davis announced as speaker at Mayoral Referendum debate
Mayoral Referenda – The View From Other Cities
Ken Livingston: “It concentrates too much power in one person’s hands”