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When it comes to West Midlands cities, we’ll always say that Birmingham has the best. But we’ll admit that Worcester has one thing over the Second City and that’s the best Japanese restaurant in the region – or at...
What makes an artisanal bakery? To the leading bakery trade magazine, British Baker, it is “where baked goods – such as sourdough, bread, buns, pastries, cakes and more – are made by skilled bakers by hand, often…...
Look, until right now, I’d never heard of kabaddi. But, after watching a few YouTube videos, it’s already my favourite sport – which is often labelled one of the world’s craziest, strangest, and most ancient. Just...
How a French tyre company became the world’s most prestigious restaurant reviewers remains baffling. Everyone in the culinary world is desperate to appear in the Michelin Guide, and even grab a star or three in the&hell...
Tomorrow (Wednesday, January 29) we welcome the Year of the Snake in Birmingham. While the big Chinese New Year celebrations won’t happen until the weekend – read more about that here – you can still expect...
Birmingham’s St Patrick’s Parade was the first of its kind in Britain when it started in 1952. Over 80,000 people used to attend at its peak – making it the third biggest St Patrick’s Parade in the world too. But,...
Bored of heading to the same old clubs, bars and restaurants, week in and week out? Well, this absolutely bananas bingo rave might be the unforgettable weekend experience you’ve been waiting for! The award-winning Bongo...
Birmingham: get ready to be turned Upside Down and inside out as you witness the legendary Diana Ross take to the stage with the Halle Orchestra. Starting with the BP Pulse Live on June 22, Diana Ross will be playing se...
Birmingham has long been the UK city with the most Michelin-starred restaurants outside London. But how much longer can the Second City hold on to this claim? Sure, restaurants come and go, but in recent years, we’ve&he...