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Another interesting night promised by Birmingham Jazz.
Things to do and see.
Another interesting night promised by Birmingham Jazz.
Richard Lutz warns you there’s a good old-fashioned horror film on your flatscreen this week.
Home city exhibition of Worcester painter’s work.
Second Tuneless Choir comes to Birmingham.
Event will commemorate the centenary of the end of hostilities.
Blues’ 2 -0 win at Reading was greeted with surprise and delight by Andy Munro.
Villa stepped into the New Year with a sparkling 5-0 win over Bristol City, while Dave Woodhall is denying his recent past.
Local quartet to perform.
Richard Lutz thumbs through his reading list for the past year.
Villa saw out 2017 with a 1-0 win at Middlesbrough, as Dave Woodhall reports.
Andy Munro enjoys Blues’ win over Leeds.
Sir Howard Elston lifts the snowy lid on the cold weather that has beleaguered UK-ville.
Villa lost to Brentford on Boxing Day, with Dave Woodhall pondering changes.
Andy Munro watches Blues’ defeat at home to Norwich City. He’s seen it all before.
Richard Lutz peers into his crystal box set to unveil the best movies on TV this week.
Villa drew at home to Sheffield United on Saturday. Dave Woodhall was not impressed.
Richard Lutz sifts through the charred remains of another week
Birmingham club night set for New Year’s Eve launch.
The UK’s largest toy and collector’s fair is at the NEC on Wednesday December 27th.
Ahead of his gig at Warwick Arts Centre on Thursday 18th January, Bria Donaldson spoke to Stephen K Amos.
Founder of Revolver Records to be honoured at University ceremony.
Chance for all to hear stunning performers in new building.
Villa lost 2-0 at Derby on Saturday. Dave Woodhall talks about it.
Two films that helped define America’s image of itself hits the box this week, says Richard Lutz.
Andy Munro gets a familiar feeling watching Blues get beaten 2-1 by QPR.
Sweet treat for panto lovers at Bournville.
First illustrated history of one of Britain’s finest performing arts schools.
Birmingham children to perform at Crescent theatre.
Three finalists bid to become Britain’s champion unsigned band.
Young authors celebrate the launch of their reimagined FairITales.