The final countdown
Dave Woodhall watches Villa wave farewell to the season.
Dave Woodhall watches Villa wave farewell to the season.
Richard Lutz rambles through another seven days.
Sir Howard ‘The Voice’ Elston, our road safety officer, on news from the all-singing, all-dancing Euro-front.
A seventy minute portrait of non-stop heavy metal dance fills the stage at The Birmingham Rep, reports Richard Lutz .
Region’s economic expansion celebrated.
Richard Lutz reviews a little-known Shakespeare play that loses its way.
Sir Howard Elston, our security correspondent, on that double gaffe by our reigning monarch and our political leader.
Town Hall hosts a celebration of folk
Fairport Convention are playing at Bilston’s Robin 2 soon but Martin Longley already caught up with them in Old York a coupla months ago…
Music and film coming up.
Richard Lutz reviews his past seven days of May
Sir Howard Elston, our Security and Safety Officer, reports on Trumpy’s reaction to a Muslim becoming London’s Numero Uno
Richard Lutz watches a Dutch troupe kick off a four week dance festival in Birmingham.
Police supremo to unveil commitment to over 200 new apprentices.
Learning Hub opened in collaboration with Birmingham schools group.
Sir Howard Elston, confidante of the stars, reveals what Barack Obama really said to Cammo on his trip to Inger-lund.
Richard Lutz is still wary of any promises that Volkswagen offers…
Bagpies with a difference tour the UK.
Recognition for travel scheme that helps tackle unemployment.
Best of British theme to attract cinema buffs.
Richard Lutz takes up his UK citizenship and becomes a loyal resident of Old Blighty
Richard Lutz awaits a week end classic as he slumps in front of his 40 inch flatscreen.
Birthday for Birmingham-JFK carrier.
Quality music coming up at Bromsgrove arts centre.
Richard Lutz takes his pew for a madcap rendition of Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy.
Prime Minister David Cameron has sat down with Lord Howard Elston, our money editor, about getting his hand caught in the cookie jar
Richard Lutz looks back in langour at the past seven days
Richard Lutz steps back four decades for the Jonathan Coe novel as it hits the Birmingham Rep stage
In a prelude to his new autobiography, Sir Howard Elston explains why he always banks with Panamanian investors Mossack Fonseca.
Richard Lutz ploughs through the detritus of the past seven days.