Hotel boss: Come to Brum
Following weeks of alarmist media coverage on bin strikes, the boss of one of Birmingham’s top hotels today reassured people booked to visit.
Business News
Culture
Business News
Culture
End of customer service?
More than 75% of Britons are frustrated with poor customer service, yet feedback requests flood in after every purchase or delivery. Changing face.
Culture
Colmore Food Festival
The line-up for this year’s Colmore Food Festival in Birmingham has been revealed. Thirty-one traders are set to take over Victoria Square once.
Culture
Interview
Heatwave’s Roy Carter: Forever jamming
Roy Carter, guitarist from 1970s soul band Heatwave, turns 70 this summer – but he has the energy of a man half his.
Culture
People
Viewpoint
Court: ‘Woman is biological female’
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the Equality Act 2010 does not include transgender women as women, even if they have gender.
Culture
Viewpoint
World Affairs
Dictators vs. Gen Z
Across the globe, from Asia to Africa and beyond, authoritarian leaders – be they traditional dictators or modern-day strongmen – are facing an.
Culture
People
Stars join VE Day 80th
Some of the UK’s most celebrated actors will join forces this May to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a powerful.
Culture
People
Are you a polyworker?
A survey shows more than half of US millennials work more than one job – and it’s led to the creation of a.
Culture
1,000 Trades: Pub of the year
Birmingham’s pub of the year is the 1000 Trades. The Jewellery Quarter watering hole scooped the accolade this week at the 2025 Birmingham Association.
Culture
Politics
Viewpoint
Culture wars: Columbia Uni
The resignation of Columbia University President Katrina Armstrong isn’t just another personnel change in academia – it’s a symbolic surrender in a broader,.