David Bowie celebrates his 66th Birthday with the release of his first single in a decade
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday
A Coventry University spin-out company specialising in particle technology has joined forces with another Midlands-based SME to explore the potential of a pioneering new product.
A group of University of Wolverhampton graduates who formed their own company thanks to help from a business start-up project have launched their first app.
Purple Zeppelin pays its first visit to Artrix, paying tribute to not one, but two of the greatest rock bands of all time – Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin.
Researchers, policy makers, charitable groups and other interested parties will be discussing ideas for improving the lives of older residents at a special event taking place at Coventry University this month.
‘Times were different then’ say some under the legal post Savile spotlight. No, they weren’t says journalist Richard Lutz
Now in its twentieth year, Think Floyd faithfully recreates all the atmosphere, visual magnitude and musical excellence of Pink Floyd live on stage.
Terry Wills on the turn of the year at the Hawthorns.
Howard Elston. all star hack from the UK, interviews Fiscal Cliff now that the US crisis has ended.
Thinking of making New Year resolutions? Gordon Harley asks that you stop and give a little more thought to your plans.
Sir Howard Elston, our home economics editor, sits down with Fiscal Cliff in his Tampa Bay pad to find out why President Obama must make compromises.
Terry Wills talks about the Albion’s resurgent form.
Martin Longley appreciates a sudden invasion of Brazilian artists in New York City…
The institution that is King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys makes a welcome return to Artrix on Saturday, January 5th
TV films galore over the Xmas period, Check oout Richard Lutz’s recommendations
American lawyer Jim Burke gives us his assessment on the gun debate in the US,
Olympic hockey star Sally Walton took a festive step forward to help Solihull School’s Parents Association achieve a new fundraising goal.
A week after the Newtown massacre, Richard Lutz ponders the unresolved gun debate in the States.
Staff at a Black Country training company donned Santa hats and handed over hundreds of pounds worth of toys to Acorns Children’s Hospice.
Let’s hope you haven’t made any plans for the weekend. Dave Woodhall has a farewell message.
Terry Wills ponders on Albion’s pre-Xmas blip
The World is Ending according to some Mayan nutcase who chewed too much coco plants back in 1221, says Howard Elston
The Public in West Bromwich are calling for people to share their memories and photographs of old cinemas and dance halls in the Black Country as part of a Heritage Lottery Funded Project.
Laurence Inman has a New Year business plan – It’s a sure fire way of cashing in on resolution revolutions.
A group of former school friends and business colleagues from Solihull have ‘trebled’ their efforts to raise a total of £40,000 for Macmillan Cancer and in memory of Veronica Partridge who benefited from their care.
A talented graduate is off to a flying start in her career after setting up her own fashion and interior design label with the help of the University of Wolverhampton.
A free professorial lecture being delivered at Coventry University on Thursday 31 January 2013 will address the major issues facing the global sport industry in the 21st century.
Young bookworms are helping to add a new chapter to their school’s fundraising activities by taking part in a massive readathon.
Yes, Instagram, the free photo site , will own you and every image you slap on its site, warns RICHARD LUTZ.
A talented film-maker from the University of Wolverhampton has clinched two international awards for her 3D film.