A Year 13 student from Birmingham Ormiston Academy (BOA) has secured a role with international news network, Russia Today.

Imagine a 30 foot high Ariel towering above Propero - that’s what you get in this groundbreaking performance, says Richard Lutz

Richard Lutz saunters through a little path of heaven in the changing weather.  

Digbeth’s font will be available to anyone who lives and works in Digbeth.

Expansion and diversion for Birmingham craft brewery.

Jessica Harris reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company's latest production.

The Fashademix aims to stimulate debate and opinion.

St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park naming rights partnership to launch with World Premiere concert.

BBC Gardeners' World Live and BBC Good Food Show back in Birmingham.

Belly Laughs comedy festival to banish winter blues and raise money for local charities!

Go ahead for next phase of Port Loop.

Goldman Sachs’ new Birmingham office could end up in Brindleyplace.

Games organisers moving into new city centre premises.

Holidaymakers urged to carry out post-Brexit 'MOT'.

Tony Fitzpatrick reports from north of the border on Brexit and a sense of loss.

Aston station adoption planting project helps local people grow.

Live actors enter the stage for the summer.

Black Country cinema aiming to bridge funding gap.

Showcasing Punjabi, Pakistani, Kashmiri, British and World films.

Our recent story about proposed developments at Acocks Green has drawn a reply from local campaigner Julie Larden

Our arts correspondent, Howie Elston, reports from Hollywood on a timely movie that could grab the Oscar for best film.

Ex-footballer and cancer survivor to ride the Tour de France one last time in 2020.

Fundraising physio conquers Europe’s toughest cycling challenge for hospice appeal.

£15,000 raised for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

Hospital colleagues take to the saddle in memory of highly-regarded consultant.

A two week celebration of theatre will highlight the best of West Midlands’ creativity this March.

First stage adaptation of Robert Burton’s 1,500 page “first self help manual” published in 1621

HRH Prince of Wales presents historic establishment with prestigious honour.

Lord Tony Blair of Bollocksville, former king of Inger-lund, talks exclusively to Sir Howard Elston about his totally blameless role in the Iraq and Afghani wars.

Exclusive after hours evening of live entertainment and celebrity performances.

Richard Lutz remembers a dozen years of reviewing Midland performances. 

Trinity Brew Co endorse the spirit of '82.

Villa legends to visit Aston brewery.

Work begins on biggest ambulance hub of its kind.

Figures reveal rise in the number of assaults on West Midlands ambulance staff.

£5.6 million boost as Trust at its busiest ever.

Richard Lutz explores 2,000 years of history in the Cotswolds.

Dementia Awareness Week in Coventry starts with a song and dance.

West Midlands leads UK’s COVID recovery with record visitor numbers.

Green Recovery Challenge Fund grant safeguards jobs and enables progress in biodiversity.

Digital platform leads to 18,000 sports qualifications during lockdown.

Funded training launched to help people at risk of or recently made redundant.

Careers fair aims to provide opportunities for young people.

The Balsall Heath Neighbourhood Plan is Going on public display.

£130,000 invested in arts & cultural opportunities for young people.

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;

Marks and Spencer has today called on the Government to create a Bee Action Plan.

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

Richard Lutz grabs a handful of meadowsweet and delivers his last food parcel.