Terry Wills. Not a Happy Baggie.

670 Grams will offer an "unpretentious and accessible" menu.

Persimmon Homes donate to day centre.

Richard Lutz remembers a dozen years of reviewing Midland performances. 

WMCA bosses appointed as champions to tackle violence against women on public transport.

Richard Lutz painstakingly looks back in anguish at the week that was and a spring that will be.

Richard Lutz is caught out by the cold, and other things.

Beleza Rodizio to open a new Brazilian steakhouse.

Japanese restaurant set for Jewellery Quarter.

Broad Street move for legendary Birmingham venue.

Festival explores life and death through cafes, catacombs and caterpillars.

Return to regular duties after helping NHS key workers during pandemic.

Learn how to deal with cardiac arrest and save a life.

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 dips into African theatre twice and finds a lost church.

Richard Lutz roams through another week.

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

Residents are having their say on how they want to improve their neighbourhood.

New production exploring themes of regeneration to receive premiere.

A celebration of Spaghetti Junction and the communities that surround it.

Street, inclusive, classical, circus plus a flashmob.

Milestone marked by new productions.

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

Stephen Pennell attempts to explain diss tracks to the older generation.

White collar boxing training offered to fundraisers.

Two British titles changing hands were the highlights of an exciting card at Resorts World Arena.

Former world champion aims to regain her crowns.

Ali Campbell and Bananarama to star at Tudor Grange Park.

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

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

Sutton Coldfield project will attract employment and training opportunities.

New year, new career?

The Balsall Heath Neighbourhood Plan is Going on public display.

With the Eurozone crumbling and billions being allocated to bank bailouts, financial stability might seem out of reach.

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

A design team, based in Longbridge, wins a European electronics industry accolade at the Elektra Awards 2011

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;

Competition winners revealed.

Claim by Birmingham MP.

A course aiming to assist the international drive to protect the world’s tree population is once again being hosted by the University of Wolverhampton.

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

Sir David Attenborough is urging the public to take part in the world’s largest butterfly count to assess if species are recovering after their worst year on record.

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

Recognition for outstanding service to the community.

RICHARD LUTZ carves his way through the week's tv schedules to find the movies you can't afford to miss.

First major event for community group.

Richard Lutz on a new book about the riots that rocked Birmingham 35 years ago.