Cutting it (Part II)
Andy Munro’s continued attempt to get his hair cut in silence.
Holiday warning for rail passengers
West Midlands Railway urges passengers to plan journeys ahead of bank holiday engineering works.
Best foot forward for Rep fundraiser
Associate Director walks from Rep to London to raise funds for theatre.
More Henry’s Botanical Blueshouse gigs announced
You can have the blues for the rest of the summer.
Lasan Group moves outwards
Birmingham restaurant group expands into Leicester.
Happy birthday to Cadbury World
Thirtieth anniversary marked with birthday-themed chocolate creation.
StrEATery success for Southside
Trade boost for entertainment venues.
New manager as Castle Vale Stadium re-opens
Expansion plans for community facility.
Landmark for local food suppliers
West Midlands family business celebrates seventieth anniversary.
When the fun stops
Andy Munro and a case of gambling fever.
Black Country cinema launches crowdfunder
Wolverhampton’s Light House seeks support to Switch The Lights Back On.
Latest community news for Birmingham six a side teams
Join Leisure Leagues for a summer of weight loss.
Birmingham Heritage Week set for September
Celebrate the city and the fascinating history we live with.
Cross with pride in Southside
Birmingham’s Gay Village gets rainbow crossing.
Socially distanced cinema returns to Millennium Point
Family favourites take to the giant screen this month.
Dear Aitor
Andy Munro sends a word to new Blues boss Aitor Karanka.
The Three Daggers – where elegance meets tradition
We visited a Wiltshire pub, plus a lot more.
Call for interviewees In Our Skin
MAC theatre project looking for gay men to participate.
Birmingham research shines new light on early civilisations
Pioneering European project to give Viking and Irish languages new life through music.
Tories attack council as Commonwealth Games village scrapped
“Embarassing”claims as pandemic blamed for soaring budget.
Theatrical family fun at home with The Rep
Birmingham Repertory Theatre launch two digital Summer Schools for 7-18 year olds .
Transforming Narratives increase funding for online art
Eighteeen artists sharing £75,000 to create new digital collaborations.
Hospice charity to stage curry fundraiser
Turn up the heat during Spicetember for John Taylor Hospice.
Midlands cycle ride raising funds for neonatal unit
Hospital colleagues take to the saddle in memory of highly-regarded consultant.
Adopt a railway station scheme hailed a success
New lease of life for West Midlands rail line as volunteers step forward.
Birmingham art student and the eye test installation
Artist creates work based on Dominic Cummings’ infamous Barnard Castle visit.
Review: Gangsters, Geezers & Mods
Dave Woodhall looks at the debut novel from our own Stephen Pennell.
Live music coming back to Digbeth
The Novus set to return to the scene of past glory.
Red Runners and Purple Pacers
Dust off your trainers and run for Birmingham’s women and children.
Lufthansa reinstates services to Germany from Birmingham
Daily flights back following lockdown easing.