The men behind the Madness
Talking to Suggs from Madness and writer Tom Firth about musicals and the middle of our street.
Things to do and see.
Talking to Suggs from Madness and writer Tom Firth about musicals and the middle of our street.
Sooty’s Birthday Bake Off returns.
Prestige Albert Hall date awaits.
A dinner celebrating the best of beef with Tom Aikens and the Lake District Farmers.
Villa notched up their fourth straight league win on Saturday, as Dave Woodhall reports.
Blues went down 6-1 to Hull City on Saturday, with Andy Munro distinctly unimpressed.
Richard Lutz takes his pew for a story about power and the inability to compromise.
“A space for some of the best musical experiences you’re ever likely to hear.”
Information service for passengers launched.
Richard Lutz plunders the TV listings to find the movie of the week.
Veronica Lee talks to comedian Andy Parsons.
Everyone has a chance to help hospice.
There’s more city jazz on Friday night.
Villa beat Nottingham Forest 2-1 on Saturday. Dave Woodhall bears witness.
Blues broke their losing streak on Saturday with a draw at Derby, watched by Andy Munro.
New exhibition set to wow Birmingham art fans.
Will Mapplebeck fishes for the best politico-TV on the box. It can make for disturbing viewing.
London Midland brings classics to commuters.
San Carlo unveils exclusive designs for Birmingham opening.
Eat, drink and get covered in the stuff.
Nominations announced for region’s media stars.
A guide to the city’s biggest festival, taking place this weekend.
Recognition of the contribution made by voluntary staff.
It’s about a lot more than the headliners.
Group set to run for Cure Leukaemia in the Arcadis Business Challenge.
Anita launches Tiffin Tuesdays.
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s 3-0 win at Barnsley, and some important stuff.
Blues lost to Preston on Saturday and Harry Redknapp lost his job. Andy Munro says why.
Big Sleuth set to bid a fond farewell.
There’s a varied line-up at the Robin 2 over the next week or so.