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Hospice’s urgent appeal for help

“With your help, we’ll get through this crisis,” says Birmingham St Mary’s.

30 March, 2020 in Most recent.

A kind of Shush

Dave Woodhall on Villa, coronavirus and a top of the table clash.

16 March, 2020 in Most recent.

Sir Howard: Shock Parliament shutdown

More from Sir Howard Elston, our man almost at Westminster.

5 March, 2020 in Health, Most recent, Politics, Satire.

Aston Villa and the billion pound opposition

Dave Woodhall watches Villa go down to Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final. 8

2 March, 2020 in Most recent.

Above the drowning world

Richard Lutz takes to the air and witnesses the deluge.

2 March, 2020 in Most recent.

Hitting the Mill wall

Andy Munro on Blues’ goalless draw at Millwall.

27 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Review: Glen Matlock

Dave Woodhall watches a night of old and new colliding.

25 February, 2020 in Most recent, Music.

Remembering their finest hour

Commemorate Battle of Britain 80 at the RAF Museum.

25 February, 2020 in Attractions, Exhibitions, Family, Local history, Most recent, Museums.

Shaggy added to Solihull line-up

Chart-topper to perform at summer festival.

24 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Aston Villa and whatever might come next

Dave Woodhall on Villa’s loss at Southampton and next week’s attractions.

23 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Cheers and Piers

Richard Lutz is blasted by a storm and blessed with a Google promise. 

23 February, 2020 in Climate, Comment, Environment, Features, Media, Most recent, Tourism, Travel.

Wilko’s back in town

Legendary guitarist Wilko Johnson to perform in Birmingham.

18 February, 2020 in Most recent.

LGBT month underway in Birmingham

Southside celebrates LGBT History Festival.

17 February, 2020 in Festivals, Most recent, Music, Theatre.

Drawing the sting

Andy Munro watches Blues draw with Brentford.

16 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Kinver Edge and a trick of the light

Richard Lutz rides a storm on the Kinver escarpment.

15 February, 2020 in Attractions, Climate, Environment, Most recent, Tourism, Travel.

Hippodrome commemorates landmark for director

Sir Matthew Bourne celebrates playing to over 2000,000 theatre-goers.

14 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Tykes tamed

Blues win at Barnsley and Andy Munro remains confident.

12 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Review : 2Faced Dance/Elmhurst Ballet School

Richard Lutz reviews two productions that reflect the healthy dance world in the West Midlands.

10 February, 2020 in Community, Dance, Most recent.

Review: Transatlantic Sessions at Symphony Hall

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a barnstorming night of Celtic connections.

8 February, 2020 in Most recent, Music, Reviews.

Glen Matlock – good to go

Dave Woodhall talks to the legendary Glen Matlock.

7 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Birmingham Jazz presents

Zoning in at 1,000 Trades.

5 February, 2020 in Most recent.

Sir Howard asks: Quo vadimus, baby?

Sir Howard Elston, our sanitaryware editor, demands answers about the burning questions of the day.

1 February, 2020 in Brexit, Business, Comment, Construction, Most recent, Politics.

Fish out of…

Dave Woodhall talks to prog rock legend Fish.

30 January, 2020 in Most recent.

Review: Orchestre National de Lille

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a classic performance at Symphony Hall.

28 January, 2020 in Birmingham, Classical, Most recent, Music.

Flights of fancy

Sheilagh Matheson, our avian correspondent, reports on a village plagued by….. peacocks.

28 January, 2020 in Attractions, Most recent, Style and Design, Tourism, Travel.

Mayan Tales: The windows to a heart

Stephen Cooke continues his amble through Mexico.

28 January, 2020 in Eating out, Most recent, Tourism, Travel.

50 shades of you know what

Richard Lutz tours the geometry of a grey Evenlode valley.

27 January, 2020 in Architecture, Art and Leisure, Comment, Cotswolds, Features, Gloucestershire, Local history, Most recent, Religion, Tourism, Travel.

Aston Villa and the last gasp

Villa beat Watford 2-1, with Dave Woodhall counting the seconds.

22 January, 2020 in Football, Most recent.

A touch of Steel

Dave Woodhall talks to comedian Mark Steel.

21 January, 2020 in Most recent.

This cup of land

Richard Lutz explores 2,000 years of history in the Cotswolds.

11 January, 2020 in Architecture, Attractions, Cotswolds, Environment, Gloucestershire, Local history, Most recent, Tourism, Travel.

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