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Celebrating the legacy of John Lennon

Imagine Lennon comes to Warwick Arts Centre.

17 September, 2025 in Music.

Aston Villa and a shrug of the shoulders

Villa lose at Brentford in the League Cup as Dave Woodhall watches.

17 September, 2025 in Football.

Aston Villa and survival of the fittest

Villa draw at Everton with Dave Woodhall pondering.

13 September, 2025 in Most recent.

Feet of clay in the Potteries

Blues are beaten at Stoke, watched by Andy Munro.

13 September, 2025 in Football.

First Encounters – King Lear: “compelling”

Jessica Harris sees the RSC taking Shakespeare to school.

13 September, 2025 in Most recent.

Longest Johns headline first Moseley Folk All-Dayer

Birmingham festival celebrates 20 years with a series of special events.

11 September, 2025 in Festivals, Music.

BBC confirms West Midlands expansion

Biggest investment for a decade announced in collaboration with local government bodies.

11 September, 2025 in Education, Employment, Television, Tourism.

The International Day of Birmingham returns

On Wednesday 24th September join in the city-wide celebrations.

10 September, 2025 in Attractions, Comedy, Exhibitions, Film, Local history, Television, Tourism.

Laura Mvula returns to Birmingham

Singer to perform with the CBSO in celebration.

9 September, 2025 in Music.

Blues, jazz and paranoid

Worldwide media focus on Birmingham as UK’s home of blues music.

9 September, 2025 in Music.

Transfer Frenzy

Andy Munro looks at how Blues fared in the transfer window.

6 September, 2025 in Football.

Black Sabbath – The Ballet; the return

Hippodrome to stage the return of Birmingham Royal Ballet’s masterwork.

4 September, 2025 in Ballet, Music, Theatre.

Birmingham’s first Irish comedy night and podcast launches

Comedy and the Craic, an evening of laughter and storytelling, to premiere at Nortons Digbeth.

3 September, 2025 in Comedy, Local history, Nightlife.

Moseley Folk 2025 ends on another high

Famed Birmingham festival welcomed stunning sets from Father John Misty, The Waterboys, Doves and more.

2 September, 2025 in Comedy, Festivals, Music.

Aston Villa and the oncoming watershed

Villa lose to Crystal Palace and Dave Woodhall is waiting, for something.

1 September, 2025 in Football.

Blues outwitted by Foxes

Andy Munro sees Blues go down to Leicester City.

30 August, 2025 in Football.

Choreomania: “looks set to make its mark”

British Youth Music Theatre at Birmingham Hippodrome, seen by Jessica Harris.

30 August, 2025 in Most recent.

Hockley Social Club unveils packed final autumn programme

Influential UK street food and events space announces huge autumn 2025 programme.

29 August, 2025 in Comedy, Eating out, Food and drink, Music.

Vale too valiant for Blues

Andy Munro watches Blues go out of the Carabao Cup to Port Vale.

27 August, 2025 in Football.

Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival confirmed for 2026

Promoter praises “overwhelming support” from public, business and artists.

25 August, 2025 in Festivals, Music, Tourism.

Oxford taught a lesson

Blues’ good start continues with a win against Oxford United, watched by Andy Munro.

24 August, 2025 in Football.

Aston Villa and the missing spark

Villa lose at Brentford with Dave Woodhall waiting for inspiration.

23 August, 2025 in Football.

The Boy With Wings: “never really flies”

Birmingham Rep’s school holidays production fails to impress Jessica Harris.

21 August, 2025 in Childrens, Theatre.

Fat Ham: “Brash, entertaining and visually arresting”

The RSC re-work Hamlet. Jessica Harris enjoys the result.

21 August, 2025 in Most recent.

Last chance to see Birmingham Phoenix at Edgbaston

Birmingham Phoenix teams play their final home 2025 games this week.

20 August, 2025 in Cricket.

It’s never over until it’s over

Andy Munro enjoys Blues’ late winner at Blackburn Rovers.

17 August, 2025 in Football.

Villa versus Newcastle versus the world

Villa’s season begins by drawing with Newcastle. Dave Woodhall comments.

16 August, 2025 in Football.

Music icons coming to Warwick Castle

Bryan Adams, Pet Shop Boys and Texas, plus Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone In Concert.

15 August, 2025 in Books, Film, Music.

Blades cut down

Blues beat Sheffield United in the Carabao Cup with Andy Munro watching.

14 August, 2025 in Football.

The Two Gentlemen of Verona: “great introduction to Shakespeare”

Jessica Harris enjoys a Shakespearian comedy from the RSC.

14 August, 2025 in Books, Reviews, Theatre.

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