Refugee Week Festival 2018 launches in Birmingham
City-wide festival set to mark worldwide commemoration.
Things to do and see.
City-wide festival set to mark worldwide commemoration.
Passenger groups given preview of rail company investment.
Parlez Vous brings links with the Lions.
Two weeks to go until Sutton Park extravaganza.
Leamington date for legendary songwriter.
Lancaster flies in for Armed Forces Day celebrations.
Call to reverse decision to hand collection to the British Library.
Same time, same place at the weekend.
Simon Hale is entranced by French band Nouvelle Vague at Birmingham Town Hall.
Ivory Wave join the line-up for Shiiine On: Birmingham.
Million pound gift from local businessman will improve students’ musical education.
TV presenter Des Coleman opens up at Birmingham Press Club.
New and experimental music concludes Part One of Conservatoire’s Opening Festival.
The Bard’s complete works are coming to the Old Rep.
Benefits for passengers the target through Chiltern Railways, TfWM and West Midlands Rail partnership deal.
Elementary production takes to the stage.
Casting agency offers a taste of the big screen.
New production comes to Bromsgrove.
Wolverhampton date for acclaimed concert documentary.
For when you’re struggling for inspiration.
Richard Lutz checks out what’s hot on the box this week.
We visit a little-known part of the country that’s definitely worth visiting.
Birmingham student to become dance teacher.
Another quality evening in the Jewellery Quarter.
Dave Woodhall reflects on an eventful week at Villa Park.
Exhibition of acclaimed British artist’s work.
The decision to expand Heathrow shows that passengers needs come last says Steve Beauchampé.
Creative chiefs collaborate to convince Channel 4 to move to West Midlands.
Food and gardens combine at the NEC.
Big names performing at Conservatoire showcase.