“Cheer up, it may never happen.” Well, today, it has. Birmingham has been named one of the unhappiest places to live in the country. Each year, Rightmove asks thousands of people across Great Britain how...
Would you run “round the Wrekin” to raise money for children with brain conditions? Children's charity Cerebra needs six keen runners to each run part of a virtual relay this December. Going up against a...
When you dedicate your life to improving public housing for Birmingham’s working class, it’s unsurprising you end up with the best house in the city. When John Sutton Nettlefold and his wife Margaret buil...
The former Cuban Embassy in Moseley has re-opened as The Bull’s Head and is now serving a Sunday Roast with a Caribbean twist. Located at 23 St Mary’s Row, it is now also home to some seriously good burge...
Having already successfully hosted the 2022 Commonwealth Games and European Athletics Championships in 2026, Birmingham will bid to host another huge sporting event in 2029, the World Para Athletics Champ...
When Joe Lycett, Birmingham’s self-appointed ambassador, shows up at your cafe to film, you’ve got to be doing something right. The Hall Green-born comedian took advantage of the award-winning Bournville...
Tom Brady, the former NFL quarterback and record seven-time Super Bowl champion, has ‘departed’ Birmingham City. In 2023, the American football star became a minority owner of the Blues, but yesterday (Mo...
When Kanteen opened 12 years ago, who knew it’d become a Digbeth institution at the heart of the neighbourhood? Sadly, what started as a pop-up, before officially opening at the Custard Factory in 2017, w...
Birmingham’s Christmas market may be ICONIC, but let’s not pretend it’s got anything on Blenheim Palace’s. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Winston Churchill, the Grade I-list...
Industrial action may affect your Birmingham travel plans this Thursday, November 12. Train Managers, who are part of the RMT union, will take part in a 24-hour strike for a staffing dispute on Chiltern...