World War One for Mockingbird Theatre
Exciting new short plays during Remembrance Week at the Custard Factory.
First exhibits installed at Landscape with Machines
Eclectic art exhibition celebrating reactions to the Industrial Revolution opening at Ironbridge.
Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Festival programme announced
Day-long attractions at World Heritage Site.
National award for Coffin Works
Recognition for Birmingham museum
Grapevines and Grassroots
Alan Clawley looks back on a golden age of Birmingham political writing.
Sealed Knot to fight Birmingham battle
Aston Park to host Civil War re-enactment for Heritage Week.
Spitfire flypast for Cosford
Battle of Britain weekend to be marked by legendary fighter.
Bring back a Historic England Angel Award
Call for votes to win funding for Birmingham landmark.
Student help create living history
Pupils bring story of Selly Manor to life with new audio tour.
Heritage Weekend coming up at Cadbury World
Learn about the history of one of Birmingham’s most famous names.
RAF museum appeals for votes
Cosford in running for National Lottery Awards.
Never forget
Dave Woodhall has an illuminating visit to a thought-provoking event.
When Birmingham stopped racing
Fifty years since Birmingham’s final racecourse closed, Chris Pitt and Steve Beauchampé recall the Bromford Bridge track.
RAF Museum secures lottery Investment for centenary programme
Multi-million pound grant to mark anniversary of foundation.
Victorian cyclists for Ironbridge museum
Unique cycle-cross race returns to Blists Hill.
Ikon announces Black Country Voyages for summer 2015
Converted narrow boat will tours the region’s canals.
Historic VC10 moves to Cosford
Simon Hale watches as a Queen finds a new home.
Old Joint Stock presents WWI play
Five Women. One War. One Purpose.
My Route exhibition trail to tell people’s history of Stratford Road
Exhibition traces area’s cultural heritage.
Modern technology aids history projects
Digital projects bring museums and archives to life in the Black Country.
RAF Museum to host WWII lectures
New air power lecture series launched.
Get out more: A visit to RAF Cosford
The question was; what to do on a dank Sunday in February for a day out without spending loads of dosh? And here’s the answer: A trip to RAF Museum Cosford.
Through an early winter wood
It is not yet winter. But autumn has passed, says Richard Lutz
Coltman Wood: War hero celebrated
Andy Goff and some of his relatives joined a large crowd to watch the official opening of a WWI arboretum.
Coming home to roost
The Library of Birmingham may be attracting both praise and visitors but Alan Clawley remains unconvinced.
Walk through Cadbury history this Heritage Weekend
Last chance to see an iconic Birmingham landmark.
Monkey folk during wartime
BBC historian brings tales of forgotten heroes.
Past progress
Children and young people to influence arts, heritage and culture.
University to open its archives on engineering genius
Automobile pioneer’s life work to be on record.
World War living history lesson for Ironbridge
Visit a Pop-up First World War Field Post Office at Colalbrookdale.