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Avid sunset-seekers, listen up. The skies across Birmingham are set to be illuminated with a rather dramatic display tonight and tomorrow due to a huge plume of Saharan dust that’s currently making its way towards...
More than one million additional pensioners are expected to pay income tax by 2031 after the Government extended the freeze on tax thresholds, according to new forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR)....
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has issued updated travel advice focused on British nationals affected by the ongoing situation in the Middle East, including new guidance on registering with...
From the sparkling heights of its skyline to the underground clubs powering its nightlife, Birmingham just wants to have fun these days. Or so says the ‘2026 Europe’s Best Cities Report’, which ranks Birmingham 57th out...
Look, I’ve never been the biggest dog person (don’t even get me started on doggolingo), but not even I can deny the impressiveness of Crufts. The world’s greatest dog show is home to only the world’s greatest dogs—with...
There is nothing quite like the magic of the movies, but not everyone can easily experience the joy of cinema. For those stuck at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, a big screen excursion just isn’t a possibility. That’s w...
The word on the street is that Birmingham is no longer bankrupt (while some say it never was). With a bit more financial flexibility, Birmingham City Council prepared to unleash the first balanced budget in three years...
Ali Campbell has one of the most recognisable voices in British reggae. His soulful, dulcet tones are key to hits like ‘Red, Red Wine’, ‘Kingston Town’, and ‘(I Can’t Help) Falling In Love With You’. So you can’t help b...
The who’s who of Birmingham was out last night (Monday, March 2) to celebrate the world premiere of ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ at Symphony Hall—including Birmingham’s favourite son (and TV writer extraordinaire)...
The piano has to be the world’s most popular instrument. Whether it’s Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C minor or Let It Be by The Beatles, everyone can play a little of something on the ivories. Which is what has made Cha...
