Review: Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart plays Molineux, with Richard Nevin in the crowd.
Things to do and see.
Rod Stewart plays Molineux, with Richard Nevin in the crowd.
Alice in Wonderland-inspired family day for Concerts in the Park 2019.
Chocolate and football – a winning combination.
Simon Hale enjoys an updated version of a classic opera.
Tennis legend to compete in Nature Valley Classic.
Stephen Pennell visits the City that Never Sleeps.
Remembering Normandy veteran who later played Kings Heath.
Funding will help increase accessibility at iconic theatre.
Birmingham Walking Football team achieve World Cup glory.
A guide to being safe on your bike.
Richard Nevin ventures south to see ambitions fulfilled.
New pink Indian film wave lands in Birmingham during Pride month.
Digbeth’s font will be available to anyone who lives and works in Digbeth.
Airport staff raise awareness of environmental impact.
Madness singer Suggs talks about tequilas and greyhounds.
Backstage Pass offers a taste of life at Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
New Birmingham initiative boosts training support for city’s professional dance artists.
Another couple of dates for your diary.
“Inspirational” ambassador for young people going for gold at European Games.
Level 25 hosts immersive event that’s musicals to your ears.
Calendar Girls plant a legacy of sunflowers at Birmingham’s Winterbourne House & Gardens.
Richard Lutz gets to see the woods through the trees.
Rare Beatles performance amongst rescued footage to be shown again.
Social enterprise cafe brews plans for extended placements.
Top names added to Perry Park bill.
Wembley win helps strengthen region’s attraction to sports tourists.
Villa win the Championship play-off final and Dave Woodhall can finally celebrate.
Six hundred bikes to be provided to children in disadvantaged Birmingham areas.
HS2 pop-up engagement space arriving in the West Midlands.
Stephen Pennell looks over a photographic record of the coolest neighbourhood in Britain.