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Villa’s good run continued with a 3-1 win at Nottingham Forest with Dave Woodhall watching.
Things to do and see.
Villa’s good run continued with a 3-1 win at Nottingham Forest with Dave Woodhall watching.
Benefit showing of classic war film to be held at MAC.
Rail passengers in the West Midlands to benefit from timetable improvements this May.
New deal part of commitment to reduce energy consumption.
Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity chosen as partner for inaugural Mud Kids event.
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery wedding fair returns.
Andy Munro with a Blue version of Sunday’s derby.
Simon Hale enjoys the Welsh National Opera at Birmingham Hippodrome.
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s incident-packed win at St Andrews.
Stephen Pennell meets Jo Jeffries, inspiration behind the upcoming Birmingham Music Awards.
Irish comedy YouTubers Foil, Arms and Hog talk to Brian Donaldson.
Spring Into Fishing this March with Free Fishing Initiative.
Expansion at city centre barbers.
Award-winning Irish director Paddy Breathnach to visit Birmingham with Rosie and Irish Film London.
BBC Young Musician winner makes professional recital debut at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.
Birmingham craft brewery to host new opera.
Ex-Queen Alexandra College student appears in BBC drama Call the Midwife.
Legendary drummer Carl Palmer talks about growing up in Handsworth Wood and his first steps to stardom.
Safety of members taken seriously.
MAC event to showcase best of Pakistan cinema.
Theatre, music and street parades on offer in family festival.
Andy Munro finds scant consolation in Blues’ 2-0 defeat at Hull.
Stephen Pennell reports on another promising Birmingham band.
Women’s History Month marked at the Old Joint Stock.
Blues win away at Bristol City with Andy Munro looking on appreciatively.
Richard Nevin glams up with the Struts.
Bromsgrove arts centre presents the best in female comedy.
The Clause are another band adding to Stephen Pennell’s list of Next Big Brummie Things.
Industry leaders and politicians show how HS2 will join up Britain.
Two great works by 20th century composers at the heart of choir’s latest performance.