Birmingham goes Down Under to showcase latest business tourism campaign
Business tourism programme Meet Birmingham to take new ‘Where The World Meets’ campaign to Australia, USA and Europe in 2014.
Young, live and unsigned
Some of the best young unsigned bands in the region will be appearing at the Robin on Sunday 2nd March.
Review: Twelfth Night
Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry.
from Richard Lutz.
Screengrab: Arrows of Fear, Japanese Style
Richard Lutz dives into this week’s TV schedules to surface with the movie that matters.
HOWARD’S OLYMPICS: Yukes Nuke Thighs in Riot Semi Finals
Our sports editor, SIR HOWARD ELSTON (DOA), reports from his ground floor Premier Inn suite in Sochi as the Olympics enters its last superduper days.
Blair: Big Trouble in Little Britain
From RICHARD LUTZ.
HOWARD: Oscar Winner Exclusive Shockeroo
From the entertainment capital of the world, straight from the crossroads of Rodeo Drive and Alcester Road, SIR HOWARD ELSTON gives us the inside line on who will win the Oscars.
Scotland And You
RICHARD LUTZ reports from north of the border on independence fever.
Screengrab: When Vikings Ruled The Earth
RICHARD LUTZ lures you to the best film on the box this week.
Birmingham businesswoman honoured with visiting fellowship
The Managing Director of popular event and conferencing space thestudio has been awarded a visiting fellowship at the respected Aston Business School.
Forthcoming at Artrix
There’s attractions for all ages coming up at Artrix, Bromsgrove.
Half-term at Ironbridge
There’s plenty to do at the area’s museums.
Screengrab: Connery Got It Taped
Richard Lutz points to the film of the week on your flatscreen.
Howard Covers Team UK in The Evil Russian Empire of the Senses
SIR HOWARD ELSTON in Sochi reporting on the the Winter Olympics for TheBirminghamPress website cyberthing.
Cameron The Coward
He ducked out twice. The Prime Minister is spineless, says RICHARD LUTZ.
Review: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake
From Richard Lutz.
Screengrab: The Original Spaghetti Western (With A Touch of Eastern Mystique)
RICHARD LUTZ looks at this week’s tv schedules to tell you what films are best on the box.
The Winter of Strange Weather and a Whisky Sky
Richard Lutz finds the North Cotswolds in good winter shape.
Belgrade Theatre to celebrate Shakespeare anniversary
Milestone marked by new productions.
ELSTON: Row Grows Over Benefits Palace TV Show
From our tv critic Sir Howard Elston (DOA).
What’s On: Deaf Inspector to play the Yardbird
From our music desk.
Screengrab: Sinbad And The World of Dreams
RICHARD LUTZ checks out the best film on tv – and roars backwards in time.
Candles to be lit for Holocaust Memorial Day
National Memorial Arboretum to hold service in memory of genocide victims.
Lord Rennard And Some Sisterly Advice
The Rennard revelations have been followed by thousands of women, but not all of them totally sympathise with his ‘victims.’ Older career women who dealt with sexism and survived unscathed think they need to toughen up. Are they right, asks Sheilagh Matheson
Birmingham based national charity celebrates 30 years’ of children’s liver transplants
But the need for organ donors is as great as ever.
Of War and Other Idiocies
At least 21 people were killed today in a series of bomb blasts across Baghdad. RICHARD LUTZ reports on how this story will never end. And just never should be forgotten.
Screengrab: Icons Aweigh in a Ruined City
Richard Lutz points you to the best film on the box this week.
Howard: Why ‘Big Boy’ Rennard Will Stay With The LimpDems
By Westminster Insider Sir Howard Elston (DOA).
Drivers And Vehicles Wanted for Charity Mountain Challenge
From the newsdesk.
Screengrab: LA x2
RICHARD LUTZ strolls through the TV listings to find the film you cannot miss this week.