Anger over Birmingham Airport lorry park proposals
Have your say on Brexit lorry park plan, say Lib Dems.
Brexit: “An exercise in British self harm”
Richard Lutz reads a new book on the dramatic effects of leaving the EU.
Letter from Scotland
Tony Fitzpatrick reports from north of the border on Brexit and a sense of loss.
Birmingham hosts EU Settlement events
Support offered for EU nationals living in the UK.
Young Birmingham musicians to perform in Brussels
Sixty young musicians to demonstrate music’s power to unite with performance at European Parliament.
Britain: Broken, bedevilled, betrayed
Richard Lutz watches democracy go down the pan.
City MP to speak at Public Vote event
Jess Phillips MP calls for Labour to take a clearer line on Brexit.
Survey claims Birmingham travellers unprepared for passport changes
Holidaymakers urged to carry out post-Brexit ‘MOT’.
Boris and his fringe appearance
Political columnist Will Mapplebeck drops in on the Tory shindig in Birmingham.
Just a little bit
“I have treated the EU with nothing but respect,” claims Theresa May. Steve Beauchampé thinks otherwise.
Irish stew…and a bit of Trump too
Richard Lutz sums up another whacko week.
CommonGround in Birmingham
Post-referendum group aims to gauge local opinions.
City council leader comments on referendum result
Cllr John Clancy on planning Birmingham’s future outside the EU.
Disunited Kingdom
As soon as Scotland gains independence, Steve Beauchampe’s emigrating there.
Should I stay or should I Gove?
Brexit vote will see UK obliterated on Saturday warns Prime Minister, but later admits it may be not be until Sunday.
West Midlands Labour mark the life of Jo Cox
Deputy party leader leads tribute to murdered MP.
Rancour
The Left’s arguments for remaining in the EU are anathema to David Cameron and George Osborne. So go make them, urges Steve Beauchampé.
O lucky man!
Is the PR PM’s luck about to run out? Probably not, but he’s in for a nerve-wracking four months says Steve Beauchampé.
Election reflection from a Tory point of view
As the dust settles, Tory euphoria and Labour gloom has yet to subside. Dominic Fisher examines the possibilities a new government will bring.
Partnership secures jobs for unemployed
Training course leads to employment.
UKIP accused of smear tactics
“Completely false” letters sent to garages, claims Lib Dem MEP.
Key employer warns of EU exit danger
“Uncertainty” over UK’s European role “being used against us.”
Midlands universities and businesses urged to apply for new EU funding
The European Commission has announced that from today, universities and businesses across the UK can apply for £12.5 billion worth of European funding in the first round of the EU’s latest research programme.