Aston Villa and it’s better than nothing
Villa draw at Crystal Palace with Dave Woodhall watching.
Aston Villa and another one begins
Dave Woodhall sees Villa beat Nottingham Forest at a sub-Arctic Villa Park.
A point lost, or one gained?
Andy Munro watches Blues draw with Southampton.
Aston Villa and what the future holds
Villa beat Manchester United as Dave Woodhall finds parallels.
Blues cut to pieces by the Blades
Blues’ defeat at Sheffield United leaves Andy Munro wondering what the future holds.
Aston Villa and the secret of just doing enough
Villa beat Basel in the Europa League with Dave Woodhall reflecting.
The tale of Birmingham’s great friend
Living Brummie legend Carl Chinn talks about Charles Dickens and Birmingham while Dave Woodhall listens.
I guess that’s why they call it the Blues
Andy Munro sees Blues beat Watford at St Andrews.
Comedy at the Castle 2026 line-up announced
Ed Byrne, Chris McCausland Joanne McNally, and Russell Kane headline a bumper fourth year.
Blues bag a point
Andy Munro watches Blues draw with Albion.
Keep smiling and leave the audience happy
Dave Woodhall speaks to Skids frontman Richard Jobson.
The Nutcracker: “captivating from beginning to end.”
The Hippodrome’s pre-Christmas offering is enjoyed by Jessica Harris.
Sherlock Holmes and The 12 Days of Christmas
Jessica Harris has a mixed time with Birmingham Rep’s seasonal offering.
Miss Saigon: “powerful themes remain timeless”
Simon Hale is entranced by a heart-wrenching Alexandra Theatre performance.
Aston Villa and going through the gears
Villa beat Bournemouth as Dave Woodhall looks forward with optimism,
Aston Villa and getting back to football
Dave Woodhall sees Villa beat Maccabi Tel Aviv on a thankfully quiet night all-round.
Riding on the Hook line
Dave Woodhall talks with Joy Division and New Order legend Peter Hook.
Sunny Afternoon: “the songs are the stars”
Simon Hale has a Kinks-tastic night at the Alexandra Theatre .
How Local Firms Handle Staff Working From Multiple Locations
Moving and thinking to stay one step ahead.
Black History Month celebrated on Birmingham’s canals
Marking the contribution made by black communities on the region’s waterways.
Griff Rhys Jones: The Cat’s Pyjamas
Veteran comic Griff Rhys Jones talks about his new show coming to Warwick Arts Centre.
Aston Villa and the eighth day
Villa beating Feyenoord in the Europa League has Dave Woodhall looking forward.
Hugh Cornwell hits Warwick
Veteran musician on Nosferatu tour.
Aston Villa and the further unanswered question
Villa’s poor form sees them draw at Sunderland, leaving Dave Woodhall guessing.
The Dream of Gerontius: “a fitting tribute”
Simon Hale is at Symphony Hall for the opening of the CBSO’s new season.
Aston Villa and survival of the fittest
Villa draw at Everton with Dave Woodhall pondering.
First Encounters – King Lear: “compelling”
Jessica Harris sees the RSC taking Shakespeare to school.
Choreomania: “looks set to make its mark”
British Youth Music Theatre at Birmingham Hippodrome, seen by Jessica Harris.
Fat Ham: “Brash, entertaining and visually arresting”
The RSC re-work Hamlet. Jessica Harris enjoys the result.
More questions than answers?
Andy Munro sees Blues win at Port Vale.