West Midlands tourist attractions ‘Good to Go’
New VisitEngland consumer mark launched to show industry’s COVID-19 guidelines.
“Use trains for necessary journeys” plea from train company
West Midlands Railway issues travel advice as leisure industry restrictions ease.
Beau Brummie mauled by Terriers
Blues go down 3-0 at home to Hudddersfield. Andy Munro reports.
Broad Street gets ready for re-opening
Thousands of revellers descending this Saturday.
Online fans assist RAF Museum with reopening plans
Social media competition leads to poster campaign.
Music legends appear on Digbeth murals
Blues icons Bessie Smith and Gladys Bentley mark Black Pride.
On your marks, get set, Bake!!!
LoveBrum baking challenge aims to show off the city’s best.
West Midlands Ambulance Service student features in exhibition
Call assessor featured in NHS anniversary pictures.
Birmingham Royal Ballet helps launch lockdown dance competition
Sir David Bintley joins Brandon Lawrence for Choreographic Challenge.
Make your shed a star
TV restoration show searching for local sheds.
Aston Villa and the worrying similarities
Villa go down 1-0 to Wolves. Dave Woodhall watches, again.
Bellaissimo
Blues draw 3-3 at home to Hull City. Andy Munro watches.
Shout Festival appoints new manager
Rico Johnson-Sinclair takes up post to take festival forward.
Ivy Temple Row set to re-open
City centre restaurant coming out of lockdown.
RAF Museum at Cosford to reopen
RAF Museum welcomes back visitors to a great and safe day out.
West Midlands launching India Partnership programme
New partnership launches to attract investment, jobs and visitors to region.
University netball team creates online activity day
Young children entertained by Birmingham University students.
Aston Villa and the marginal improvement
Villa draw 1-1 at Newcastle and Dave Woodhall comments.
Cadbury World prepares for re-opening
Safety measures announced at top Birmingham attraction.
Re-opening of hospitality plans welcomed by nightlife chief
Call for landlords, insurers and local politicians to work together.
Why live music is instrumental to recovery
Chloe-Jean Gray writes about the way forward for the entertainment industry.
Aston Villa and the usual suspicion
Dave Woodhall watches Villa lose 2-1 at home to Chelsea.
Seven days: Bolton’s book, big business bonanza, Boris bungling
Richard Lutz survives another week that was…
Everything to Everybody Project focuses on Shakespeare
50 Treasures – Number 3.
Behind Closed Doors
Andy Munro comments on Blues’ goalless draw away at Albion.
Phone a friend for homeless help
Let’s Feed Brum calls on volunteers to deliver chat line support.
Aston Villa and the triumphant return
Villa draw 0-0 with Sheffield United and Dave Woodhall watches from a distance.
City entertainment area boss looks to future
How working from home could accelerate youthful and residential city centres.
Light House future looking brighter
Funding boost for Wolverhampton’s Light House cinema.
The divided states of America
Richard Lutz reports on a nation riven in two.