What The Light Was Like: An Exhibition
From our news desk.
Scots Untamed
The Independence debate north of Hadrian’s Wall is hotting up as JOHN KNOX, who covered Scottish Assembly politics for the BBC, reports.
Of Benefit Street, Birmophobia and Benjamin Z
MAX CARLISH is working on a film with poet Benjamin Zephaniah and local social entrepreneur Jason Turner about finding work for former prisoners. He finds it raises a great deal of questions about Birmingham, its profile….and, of course, the curse of Benefit Street.
Dance Festival Heads for Birmingham
The year’s festival programme will soon be commencing.
Birmingham Youth Dance Company Leaps Into Action
A dance company comprised of young performers is celebrating its first birthday.
Ammalife Charity Backed by Close Harmony Evening
Medical charity Ammalife invites you to a choral concert in Birmingham which will not only give great pleasure but help raise cash for its international work.
BRITAIN’S BIGGEST PANTOMIME PRESENTS A SPECIAL RELAXED PERFORMANCE
From our arts desk.
What’s On: Deaf Inspector to play the Yardbird
From our music desk.
Lord Rennard And Some Sisterly Advice
The Rennard revelations have been followed by thousands of women, but not all of them totally sympathise with his ‘victims.’ Older career women who dealt with sexism and survived unscathed think they need to toughen up. Are they right, asks Sheilagh Matheson
Drivers And Vehicles Wanted for Charity Mountain Challenge
From the newsdesk.
Bid for Celebrity Mince Pies and Help Raise Cash for Kids
Care for a mince pie made by celebrity chefs and raise some cash for a kids’ charity?