Blues, a load of Cobblers
Andy Munro isn’t impressed with Blues’ draw at Northampton Town.
Things to do and see.
Andy Munro isn’t impressed with Blues’ draw at Northampton Town.
Jessica Harris watches the Rep’s production of an Arthur Miller classic.
New initiative to amplify emerging female musicians from the West Midlands.
“Buy now or miss out” say festival promoters.
“We need unity now more than ever” says reggae legend ahead of homecoming show.
Blues beat Stevenage Borough as Andy Munro watches.
Part two of local music legend Mike Hamblett’s story.
Join The Music Seekers on a musical adventure across Birmingham.
City spectacular goes ahead with community support.
Mike Hamblett, musician, record company boss and former owner of the Robin venues tells all.
TOCA Social meets leading football fashion collective Art of Football for a unique event.
CBSO’s Kazuki Yamada winds Royal Philharmonic Society Conductor of the Year Award.
Villa win at Brentford and Dave Woodhall is adding it all up.
Andy Munro watches Blues get back to winning ways at home to Lincoln City.
Jessica Harris watches another RSC Shakespeare masterpiece.
Award-winning Birmingham author celebrates new novel with special city event.
Andy Munro sees Blues go down to Bolton Wanderers.
Eyes of the world on the West Midlands during epic month of top-class tournaments.
Villa beat Brugge in the Champions League. Dave Woodhall is enjoying it all.
Jessica Harris sees a difficult subject tackled at Birmingham Rep.
Helen Annetts, accompanied by Charlie & Joe Statham, vists Etci Mehmet at Star City.
Andy Munro sees Blues win their top of the table clash with Wycombe Wanderers.
Dave Woodhall enjoys watching Villa beat Cardiff City in the FA Cup.
Scottish comic Connor Burns talks about age, music and a few other things.
James Bovington talks to Thai boxer Ryan Moore.
The Waterboys, The Lightning Seeds & Peter Doherty added to line-up.
Villa lose at Crystal Palace with Dave Woodhall on a familiar journey.
Texas and Pet Shop Boys set to rock the castle.
Simon Hale spends an afternoon with the CBSO.
Three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Larry Dean talks to Mark Wareham.