EARLIER this week I reported on the battle for the soul of Digbeth, where pub and club owners are facing demands to curb their late night activities now that apartments are being built in the area.
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VISITING the Cineworld Cinema on Broad Street the other day, I was amazed to see notices warning movie-goers that they can be searched upon entry.
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MANY thanks to the wonderful staff at Birmingham Women's Hospital, especially midwife Marj Lescott, who helped deliver our beautiful baby daughter on Saturday night.
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BRITISH raspberries and strawberries are rotting in the fields because there are too few people to pick them - even though, according to official figures, 1.6 million people are unemployed.
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MY MATES in Birmingham Airport's press office are feeling sick this week after the undercover report on ITV's Tonight programme, exposing serious security flaws.
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HIS party gave an Assembly to Wales and a Parliament to Scotland, but now Hodge Hill MP Liam Byrne wants a day when we can celebrate our collective Britishness.
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BIRMINGHAM leisure bosses have performed an amazing last minute U-turn and scrapped plans to introduce compulsory locker charges at a popular city swimming baths.
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YOBBOS have just kept the Midland Metro off-track for the best part of a week - but blundering engineers have caused inconvenience for passengers in the Black Country for more than six months.
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IT'S one rule for big business, another rule for the rest of us. That's the view of a disgruntled Birmingham motorist who's got buses and supermarket delivery vans caught on camera, casually parking on double yellow lines.
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