The more things change at Villa Park…
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s defeat at Millwall and the continued search for a manager.
Things to do and see.
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s defeat at Millwall and the continued search for a manager.
Richard Lutz trawls through the best TV films of the week.
Andy Munro watches as Blues beat Rotherham.
Local comedian Laura Monmoth scoops the prestigious prize.
Comic Stephen K Amos talks to Brian Donaldson.
Dave Woodhall reflects on Steve Bruce’s sacking as Villa manager.
Richard Lutz takes his pew at the Birmingham Hippodrome for dance with fire in its soul.
Andy Munro on Blues’ 1-1 draw at Brentford.
Dave Woodhall reports on the events surrounding Villa’s drama-filled 3-3 draw at home to Preston.
Plan to provide transport hub for city.
New members welcome at Erdington arena.
Andy Munro watches as Blues pull back a draw against Ipswich.
Villa draw 1-1 at Bristol City with Dave Woodhall wondering about a manager’s future.
Simon Hale enjoys the latest from Birmingham Royal Ballet.
Pinocchio brought to the stage for Christmas.
Son of youngest soldier to be special guest at NEC.
Sixteen free comedy shows across two city centre venues over two Sundays.
The Festival of Imagineers encouraged people to play on the streets and think big.
Talking with The South vocalist Alison Wheeler.
Plenty of music at Artrix Arts Centre in Bromsgrove next month.
Through the Looking Glass micro sculpture wonderland to come to Sutton Coldfield.
With Villa losing to Sheffield Wednesday at home on Saturday, Dave Woodhall wonders how much longer?
To the margins of the isles – Richard Lutz heads for the Hebrides.
Event back to take over you weekend with more wine.
Blues get a useful draw away to Sheffield United. Andy Munro comments.
New kind of opera premieres in Birmingham.
Lighting up the Botanical Gardens during the winter.
There’s another series of great gigs at the Robin 2 in Bilston this week.
Top-class comedy headed for Bromsgrove.
Birmingham’s newest independent festival launches this weekend.