Sleepout helps raise funds for homeless communities.

Richard Lutz takes his pew for Christmas technicolor mayhem at Birmingham Hippodrome.

Richard Lutz witnesses change and immutability as 2020 approaches.

Richard Lutz laments the supine decision to allow the former Rover bosses to walk away from a disaster they created

Fire fighters from Highgate, Kings Norton, Ladywood and Northfield fire stations are taking on a job like no other

Fashion industry the focal point of new action.

Birmingham Conservatives demand Labour publish their secret transport plan.

Richard Lutz take his pew for a fanfare of classics.

New food parcel service feeds vulnerable in Castle Vale and Stockland Green.

Mad O'Rourke's Pie Factory launches takeaway service.

There's plenty to look forward to.

The West Midlands’ relationship with China is set to receive a further boost following the landmark agreement between Coventry University and SAIC.

John West writes more on the failure of Birmingham’s burghers to capitalise on the potential of a Midlands film industry.

Pupils from St Columba’s Catholic Primary School received a lesson in site safety from local housebuilder St. Modwen Homes;

This week Laurence Inman is in an arboreal mood.

Diane Parkes writes about Birmingham's summer of world-class dance.

50 reasons why the region is a global centre of innovation.

Agency celebrates contract win by spending two weeks driving electric.

Crescent to stage production of adapted classic.

"Deliciously entertaining" cookery comedy play coming to Birmingham.

Iconic Beano and Dandy albums hitting the shelves thanks to Birmingham company.

Lichfield theatre unveils its festive programme.

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a feel.good musical about change and friendship.

Fundraiser announced for music heritage appeal.

The sound of Brooklyn, New York coming to Kings Heath

Fans queue around the block to be the first to see The Book of Mormon.

Richard Lutz takes his pew for an endearing play about two movie icons.

BE at Home invites online audience participation.

The Birmingham arts scene is coming to you wherever you are. Jessica Harris with details.

Richard Lutz ponders the last seven days of a mis-spent middle age.

Richard Lutz peeks into two churches on walks near Birmingham.

The UK's largest Bee Summit aimed at tackling the causes of bee decline, will take place in London next Friday (28 June 2013), Friends of the Earth revealed today.

Nature lovers are being asked to check their gardens for tigers in a bid to help conservationists studying the effects of climate change on moth distribution.

From Sir Howard’s hot desk at the La Hula 69 Bar in Las Vegas

Enjoy exclusive events, festivals and destinations ‘Only Here’ during summer and autumn.

Warwickshire’s Summer of Golf aims to get people playing.

Sir Howard Elton, confidante of the football world and its poverty-stricken players, sits down with disgraced FIFA boss Septic Bladder. < /strong>

Charity support from top golfers.

Transport firm raise record amount for childrens charity.

Andy Munro comments on the current situation.

Sir Howard Elston, our community affairs editor, lifts the lid on local social media groups.

Richard Lutz, keeping his social distance, in a world called Lockdown.

Julia Osborn guides us through an eerie tale of The Two Harveys.

A stress-relieving rant courtesy of Andy Munro.

Jessica Harris casts a worried eye on what lies in store.

Richard Lutz is repulsed by the government's incompetency and deceit over Covid-19.

Lichfield date marks one hundred years of Bach in the city.

The lover of old houses and social history will be unable to resist learning more about Wickhamford Manor, reports Marsya Lennox

Fancy a short break not too far from the madding crowd?

Richard Lutz dips into African theatre twice and finds a lost church.