‘Action-art’ makes splash
Splash Art Republic hits Brum Birmingham is about to get messy – in the best way possible. Splash Art Republic has opened in.
Birmingham
Culture
Education
Crime
Culture
Justice
‘Pause pro-Palestine demos’
Pro-Palestine protests are due to go ahead tomorrow despite calls from grieving Jewish community leaders, the home secretary and police to delay them.
Birmingham
Culture
Politics
Harborne library building saved
Harborne Library’s High Street building has been saved from closure following determined campaigns by Birmingham Edgbaston MP Preet Kaur Gill and independent councillor.
Birmingham
Culture
People
Birmingham confronts racist violence
The campaign group has spoken out following a surge in racist violence across Birmingham. The spate of recent incidents includes the alleged rape.
Birmingham
Culture
Wine: New World or classic French?
Hotel du Vin hosts ‘Judgment of Birmingham’ dinner to decide what wines are best Thirty guests attended Hotel du Vin’s ‘Judgment of Birmingham’.
Culture
History
Bayeux Tapestry test
Copy to be transported as test for original transfer A replica of the Bayeux Tapestry will be transported to London in a rehearsal.
Culture
Events
Forest Live’s 25th anniversary show
Forestry England will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2026 with a series of concerts headlined by reggae legends UB40. The Birmingham band, led.
Culture
Education
Reviving a reading culture
The silent decline of reading Books were once treasured possessions, carried from home to school, shared between friends, and discussed around the kitchen.
Culture
Amazon Fresh UK retreat
Amazon has never been shy of bold experiments, but its recent pull-back from parts of the grocery sector shows that even the world’s.
Culture
People
Politics
This is not free speech
Selective outrage undermines principle Charlie Kirk built his profile on a relentless defence of free speech – campus tours, rallies, and campaigns railing.