The Sam Factor
Talking to X Factor singer Sam Lavery.
Things to do and see.
Talking to X Factor singer Sam Lavery.
Cadbury World reopens with panto magic.
Discount orchestra tickets available for health service employees.
Sir Peter Wright’s dazzling production of The Sleeping Beauty returns to Birmingham Hippodrome.
Second round of grants available for region’s dance professionals.
Full programme launched by city dance house.
Nicholson’s pubs to stage Burns night celebrations and whisky showcase.
Richard Lutz reads two books that turn the spotlight on President Trump.
Cyrille Regis transcended football. Here, Dave Woodhall talks about the impact he made on the Midlands, and on the wider world.
Further routes to Belgium will start in February.
Villa continued their good league form with a 1-0 at Nottingham Forest on Saturday. Dave Woodhall was watching.
Richard Lutz reviews his past seven days.
Blues’ defeat at home to Derby, as witnessed by Andy Munro.
Foodie Frances Cope gives us a seasonal weekend treat.
Doors opening to 100 Cockpits and Cabs for RAF centenary year.
Last chance to see record of 2017 festival.
Talking to British blues veteran Connie Lush.
Emerging talents to be exhibited throughout the region.
Annual workshop gives singers an opportunity to explore a leading choral work with celebrated conductor.
Plenty for all at Bromsgrove’s arts centre.
Brian Donladson talks to the puntastic Tim Vine.
Coventry theatres announce groundbreaking productions.
TUI adds almost 5,000 seats to the Red Sea destination from Birmingham Airport.
Comedian Lou Conran talks to Dave Woodhall about loss and her new show.
Top female artists and a tribute to Birmingham legend feature.
International experts to launch pioneering digital leadership book at Birmingham tech hub.
MasterChef finalist launches exciting year for Staying Cool and The Wilderness.
Dave Woodhall reflects on Villa in the FA Cup and the passing of two claret and blue greats.
Andy Munro watches Blues progress to the FA Cup round four.
Will Mapplebeck dives into his Christmas flatscreen and gets a right royal bucket of enjoyment.