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Shakespeare takes over the Library of Birmingham

Interactive performances, Shakespeare treasures and improvisation.

21 August, 2023 in Books, Community, Education, Local history, Theatre, Tourism.

A night of Cotswold charm

Fancy a late summer weekend away? Holly Heywood has found the perfect place.

16 August, 2023 in Eating out, Food and drink, Tourism, Travel.

TV film shows the history of Birmingham landmark

Revealing the history and genius behind Centenary Square.

8 June, 2023 in Community, Local history, Nightlife, Tourism.

Record visitor numbers to West Midlands in 2022

West Midlands leads UK’s COVID recovery with record visitor numbers.

1 June, 2023 in Tourism, Travel.

Come in, the water’s fine

Holly Heywood lies back and thinks of nothing in particular at Ardencote Spa.

22 November, 2022 in Health, Tourism.

Honeycomb Houses launch new season menus

Boutique chain marks the changing seasons.

3 November, 2022 in Christmas, Eating out, Food and drink, Tourism.

Broad Street welcomes the world

Rockers from around the globe make pilgrimage to Black Sabbath bench.

17 October, 2022 in Local history, Music, Tourism.

Forgotten hills remembered

Grant awarded for South West Shropshire, Powys and North Herefordshire tourist trail.

25 November, 2021 in Community, Tourism, Travel.

British Airways tailfin arrives back in the Midlands

New Birmingham-Belfast route opens.

1 November, 2021 in Business, Tourism, Travel.

Business and Tourism Programme unveiled for Commonwealth Games

Programme to generate more than £650 million in investment and create over 1,000 jobs.

30 July, 2021 in Business, Commonwealth Games, Tourism.

Princess runs out of steam

Substitute for Britain’s poshest train blows in.

26 July, 2021 in Attractions, Eating out, Food and drink, Tourism, Transport, Travel.
Birmingham Airport

New holiday routes for Birmingham Airport

easyJet launches first flights on new summer domestic routes.

13 July, 2021 in Business, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

West Midlands speaks up for travel

Airport demonstration calls on government to help travel industry.

24 June, 2021 in Business, Health, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

easyJet launches new domestic routes from Birmingham Airport

New flights and more seats made available for domestic market.

17 June, 2021 in Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Birmingham Airport marks World Environment Day with donations

2.7 tonnes of surplus stock redistributed in support of local charities.

5 June, 2021 in Business, Charities, Community, Environment, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

English Tourism Week shows regional attractions

Spotlight on West Midlands’ visitor offer as businesses reopen and rebuild.

29 May, 2021 in Business, Retail, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Birmingham Airport achieves Airport Health Accreditation

Commitment to health and hygiene best practise recognised by industry body.

23 April, 2021 in Business, Health, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Community grant brings poetry to the railways

West Midlands Railway to celebrate Spirit of Shakespeare.

21 April, 2021 in Books, Business, Poetry, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Turkish delight for holidaymakers

AnadoluJet to launch from Birmingham Airport to Turkish holiday resorts.

26 March, 2021 in Business, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Birmingham Airport begins lateral flow testing for employees

Airport beginning to prepare for summer passengers.

20 March, 2021 in Health, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Aloft Hotel checks into Birmingham

Tech and music-centric Aloft Birmingham Eastside offers 195 bedrooms, signature cocktail bar and restaurant.

3 March, 2021 in Business, Tourism.

The skylark and the weight of winter

Richard Lutz ploughs his way through lockdown. 

28 February, 2021 in Attractions, Books, Environment, Local history, Poetry, Tourism.

Howard: Olympic shock result- boss quits

Sir Howard Elston, our sporting correspondent, reports trackside on the loopyloop world of the Tokyo Olympics.

12 February, 2021 in Athletics, Sport, Tourism.

Covid chronicles: Everyone needs a place to go

Richard Lutz heads for a city break.  

9 February, 2021 in Books, Comment, Environment, Health, Television, Tourism, Travel.

Celebration of Shakespeare premieres online

World’s Stage – a multilingual celebration of Birmingham, Brummies and their Shakespeare.

3 February, 2021 in Books, Film, Local history, Museums, Tourism.

HS2 archaeologists uncover “Warwickshire’s Hampton Court”

One of the most exciting garden archaeological sites in England unearthed.

27 January, 2021 in Business, Construction, Local history, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Blooming lovely on UK’s poshest train

Health concerns lead to secrecy arrangements for Birmingham excursion.

18 January, 2021 in Attractions, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

New socially-distanced dining venture opens in Cotswolds

Glasshouses aim to bring safe fine dining to existing restaurant.

7 January, 2021 in Eating out, Food and drink, Tourism.

Stratchcarrick freeze out and a Manx tale to boot

Richard Lutz is caught out by the cold, and other things.

5 January, 2021 in Climate, Scotland, Tourism, Travel.

Cruising along the river

London minibreak with attraction tickets and twilight dinner cruise.

9 December, 2020 in Eating out, Tourism, Travel.

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