A song of Remembrance and Repatriation
A song of remembrance played all over the world but not in Birmingham – an author’s disappointment.
Gordon Harley’s thought for the weekend
It is often said that into everyone’s life a little rain must fall.
Thought for the weekend
Gordon Harley’s thought for the weekend on honesty and happiness.
Thought for the weekend: Give a little
Gordon Harley reckons you only need to give a little to make a big difference.
Thought for the weekend….
The first offering on matters spiritual from Birmingham Press reader Gordon Harley
Take tea with the Queen and see her Coronation in Bloxwich!
With national Diamond Jubilee celebrations imminent, Bloxwich Library Forum is doing its loyal duty by joining forces with Bloxwich Library and Walsall Council to mark the historic event in style.
Conscientious Objectors’ Day
An event in celebration of Conscientious Objectors and those who claim the right to refuse to kill.
Community prays for the Queen’s Jubliee
Alumwell residents are set to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with a multi-faith, multi-cultural, fun day giving thanks for her 60 years of service.
Bin It
Pro-Palestinian campaigners are calling for Birmingham city council to take action
Don’t tell the bride – with a difference
Couples about to tie the knot are being sought to take part in a pilot for an exciting TV programme
Brum charity joins rapid response network
Birmingham-based charity Islamic Relief is to join a network of experts who can be called on in times of international crisis
Mission bloody difficult
Dave Woodhall wonders if Alex McLeish has a cunning plan.
Never Again
Details have been announced for Birmingham’s commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day
2011- Year of the Jerk
This website commissioned Richard Lutz to look over his shoulder at 2011. Here is his shortlist of the men who really should be banished from this planet
Autumn Forecast Statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rt Hon George Osborne MP
Much of Europe now appears to be heading into a recession caused by a chronic lack of confidence in the ability of countries to deal with their debts.
West Midlands charity delighted to receive International Peace Prize
The Coventry International Prize for Peace and Reconciliation 2011 has been awarded to Birmingham-based independent peace-building organisation
Birmingham’s ‘other’ Martin
Alan Clawley reveals a bit of history about one of Birmingham’s landmark buildings.
Coventry University to host International Peace Prize
The Coventry International Prize for Peace and Reconciliation 2011 is being hosted by Coventry University.
Diwali celebrations to light up The Public
A day full of cultural activities and family friendly workshops celebrating Diwali will be taking place at The Public
Frank Skinner gives away his “life-changing” book for Bowel Cancer UK’s Big Book Swap
Funny man Frank Skinner has donated his copy of a “life-changing” book to Bowel Cancer UK in an appeal for people to take part in a Big Book Swap this month.
Mothers’ Union response to progress on implementation of Bailey Review
Mothers’ Union congratulates the Prime Minister and Sarah Teather, Minister for Children for their achievements so far
More Local Talent Showcased
St Paul’s Square is the place for top quality jazz and blues, and it’s all free.
Coventry Cathedral concert for British Legion’s 90th
The Royal British Legion is 90 this year. Coventry Cathedral is hosting a special concert.
Funerals To Take Place Tomorrow For Car Victims
The funerals of Shazad Ali, Haroon Jahan and Abdul Musavir will take place tomorrow.
Bomber’s Moon to light up Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre
Bomber’s Moon reveals hidden memories, dark secrets and the nature of faith at the Belgrade Theatre
One City One Voice
Parking information has been issued ahead of Sunday’s community event in Summerfield Park.
Council Leaders Appeal For Calm
Leaders of the three main parties on Birmingham City Council have issued a statement in the wake of last night’s tragic incidents.
Charity Commission advice on giving during Ramadan
The holy month of Ramadan is a time when many community organisations and Mosques benefit from the generosity of Muslim people.
Book Reviews
Recent titles covering local history and the supernatural are reviewed by Dave Woodhall.
Solihull grants casino licence
The successful applicants to build a new casino at the NEC have been announced