A canter not a crawl
Andy Munro watches Blues ease through a League Cup tie against Crawley Town.
Things to do and see.
Andy Munro watches Blues ease through a League Cup tie against Crawley Town.
Artrix to stage another classic drive-in movie.
Richard Lutz offers background on the life of Glen Campbell who died this week, aged 81.
Local community festival announces line-up.
Stadium, featuring local football fans, now available to watch on BBC iplayer.
Birmingham academic claims film “highlighting misrepresentation of marginalised people”.
Italian restaurant chain will move into Selfridges.
Richard Lutz trawls through this week’s movies on the box to find the gems.
Villa’s 1-1 draw with Hull posed the usual questions. Dave Woodhall tries to find an answer.
Lloyds staff to raise funds for mental health support.
Status Quo have announced details of their annual tour, including a Wolverhampton date. Rachel Watts reports.
Internationally-acclaimed acts set for shows in the city.
Workshops, live performance and exhibitions – Developed in Birmingham continues throughout August.
Cinema chains to host special showings for family and older audiences.
24-hour penalty shoot-out challenge for Ikeme.
Villa head into the new season with a familiar-looking run of injuries. Dave Woodhall watches the latest addition.
Richard Lutz is detained on his way down the River Ayr in Scotland
Yafai brothers special guests as students shine at sports event.
Roderick Williams OBE announced as Visiting Consultant in Vocal Performance.
Chance for local football supporters to meet a legend.
New craft graduates will transform Cathedral Square.
Rolling Stone paintings on show during August.
Birmingham Conservatoire Principal visits Wye Valley Brewery.
Birmingham hotel to host Europe’s largest meeting of action hero fans.
Revellers help the city cash in after dark.
Richard Lutz picks the flix you gotta see on the crystal box this week.
Dave Woodhall on Villa’s week; trophy wins, new players and no news isn’t good news.
Andy Munro talks about the players on Blues’ radar.
Simon Hale watches approvingly as Birmingham Hippodrome stages a new adaptation of a popular classic.
Italian footballer now working on Birmingham jazz festival.