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Two Minute Guide To The Week: Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds to be screened in Birmingham church

THE Jameson Cult Film Club is to present a nerve-jangling Halloween screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 classic movie The Birds in St Paul’s Church, St Paul’s Square, Hockley B3 1QZ.Read

Days Out: Bewdley Museum

THE stonework exterior of Bewdley Museum is a majestic sight if you stop to look at it closely.Read

Walk In The Park: Eastside City Park, Birmingham

I HAD an hour to kill the other morning during a visit to Birmingham city centre.Read

Urban Walk: Shelfield Road and Brandwood Park Road, Kings Heath

I GIVE you this week’s walk knowing that it can be a real joy to step away from the hustle and bustle just for a moment.Read

What's On: Two Minute Guide to the Week for October 7, 2011.

PATRICK DUFFY (aka Bobby Ewing) will break from filming Dallas to visit the National Motorhome & Caravan Show at the NEC from 10am on Tuesday.Read

Days Out: St John's House Museum in Warwick

WITH so many of Birmingham’s museums now charging admission, here’s a good one that’s still free to visit.Read

Walk In The Park: St Margaret's Recreation Ground in Ward End

DAWN has been my favourite time of the day for as long as I can remember.Read

Urban Walk: Paragon Hotel, Birmingham

THIS weekend we’re paying tribute to the wonderful volunteers who have supported the Ramblers’ Get Walking Keep Walking project during the last four years.Read

Days Out: Heritage Motor Centre in Warwickshire

YEAR round, there’s always a warm welcome waiting for visitors at this vast museum preserving our proud motoring heritage.Read

Urban Walk: Ebrook Road and Chavasse Road, Sutton Coldfield

FAR from my doorstep but always a pleasure, Sutton Coldfield has plenty of attractions and many can be enjoyed during even the shortest of walks.Read

What's On: Two Minute Guide to the Week

IF YOU’VE still got some money left and can’t face the thought of another British winter like the last one then head to the A Place In The Sun show which is on at the NEC daily from today until Sunday (10am-5pm).Read

Walk In The Park: Stirchley Micro Park

IN LIFE, it’s a good truism that if you look after the little things, then everything else will take care of itself.Read

Days Out: Dig For Shakespeare at New Place, Straford-upon-Avon

THE Midlands region has had some pretty impressive holes in the ground in recent years.Read

Walk In The Park: Tudor Grange Park, Blossomfield Road, Solihull

SOLIHULL has thrown down a remarkable gauntlet to Birmingham with a £1 million redevelopment of its town centre Tudor Grange Park.Read

Urban Walk: The Black Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon

AFTER a very busy Artsfest weekend in Birmingham, I indulged my Monday off with a trip to Stratford-upon-Avon, travelling by train. Whilst there I decided to roam the streets to develop a short route. This would take in some of the charms of this historical town so close to our big city. First, a stop at the Black Swan for a drink and some lunch. It was my day off after all! A bracing walk on a windy day then restored some peace and serenity into my week after such a hectic few days.Read

Days Out: National Trust's Kinver Edge

THE popular perception of cave dwellers makes us instantly think of prehistoric man.Read

Walk in the Park: The Clent Hills

ONE of the more obvious Midland parkland attractions I’d not looked at before in the near six-year history of this column is the Clent Hills.Read

Urban Walk: Chamberlain Square, Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM has so much to show off and I believe Artsfest, Europe’s largest free arts festival, does it most stylishly.Read

What's On: Two Minute Guide to the Week.

THE Heritage Motor Centre is launching a new nostalgic exhibition.Read

What's On: Two Minute Guide to the Week

A BIRMINGHAM Heritage Open Day in Cannon Hill Park, Edgbaston, will feature Lord Mayor Anita Ward and special guest Bob The Builder.Read