Scrutiny too late

Alan Clawley asks what city councillors were doing four years ago.

Get online with free Wi-Fi at Bull Ring markets

Technology link-up boost to historic venues.

Become a Birmingham Ambassador

City seeks help with influx of visitors.

Recruitment starts for senior council roles

Birmingham city council responds to Kerslake criticism.

Potential traffic delays on Thursday

Demo by private hire drivers may cause city centre problems.

The green flag flies over Birmingham

City has 16 of Britain’s best green spaces.

John Lewis celebrates Birmingham’s changing skyline with largest-ever photograph of city

Iconic photograph marks two months to go until department store opens.

The slow death of the Public Architect

Alan Clawley on an extinct species in town planning.

Marketing campaign showcases more of Birmingham

Welcome to More aims to attract visitors and investors from the UK and overseas.

Birmingham named Location of the Future

Only European city to be recognised in prestigious rankings.

Waste campaign launched by Birmingham Friends of the Earth

Call for greener waste system to be implemented.

Birmingham’s booming events offer showcased at international trade show

City’s growing accommodation sector to welcome nine new establishments totalling 1,700 rooms by 2017.

Time for change

Alan Clawley wonders when architectural tastes began to alter.

Homes boost for Birmingham

New housing development handed over to tenants.

Flower shower

Floozie to get temporary floral dressing.

Made in Birmingham

Millennium Point welcomes business leaders for celebration of region’s manufacturers.

Greater Birmingham leads British regions for foreign investment

Investment led by advanced manufacturing and financial & professional services firms.

Airport jobs firm relocates to Birmingham

Birmingham Airport growth triggers move.

Youth leader

Birmingham-born conductor Alpesh Chauhan talks with Steve Beauchampé about his CBSO debut.

Review: The Siege

Richard Lutz reviews a play that emerges from the refugee camps of the West Bank.

Birmingham’s hidden gems to be discovered on social media

Unique social media event to highlight exclusive city locations.

Record demand leads to unprecedented Birmingham construction spree

Over 1 million square feet of office space to be built as financial services companies flock to Birmingham’s business district.

Birmingham international visitors reach all-time high

International visitor consumer spend reaches £300 million.

Birmingham said no!

Exactly what part of the word ‘No’ doesn’t George Osborne understand, asks Steve Beauchampé.

Gig review: Police Dog Hogan bound into Birmingham

Kings Heath’s Hare and Hounds was the venue last night for the first appearance in Birmingham of Police Dog Hogan

You’d be barking to miss Police Dog Hogan in Kings Heath

Here at last to satisfy the clamour of their Brummie fans, come Police Dog Hogan.

Review: Rebecca

Richard Lutz takes a pew at Birmingham Rep for the Daphne du Maurier thriller

Review: 5 Soldiers

Richard Lutz watches boot camp  and squaddies under fire in a remarkable night of dance 

“Use public transport” advice for city centre

New road changes as redevelopment continues.

Downing the Ziggurat II

Alan Clawley reports on the timescale for Paradise Circus redevelopment.