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Days Out: Birmingham Jewellery Quarter Heritage Trail, Hockley - including Warstone Lane Cemetery.

BIRMINGHAM’S Assay Office was established here in 1773.Read

Oz tribute a treat for all Pink Floyd fans

TRIBUTE band extraordinaire The Australian Pink Floyd Show, whose skill at Floyd classics led to them being the band chosen by Floyd guitarist David Gilmour to play at his 50th birthday party, is touring the country again with an updated show.Read

Raptors will unite masses to the Max

MAX Raptor are one of those bands who have come a long way in a short time – and now look primed to make the great leap forward.Read

The South still sound beautiful as they prepare for Birmingham date

After 20 years, ten studio albums, five greatest hits compilations, 34 chart singles, 15 million record sales worldwide and performing in front of millions of fans, when time was called on The Beautiful South in 2008, not everyone was ready to leave the party.Read

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe grows up for chiller The Woman In Black

The glasses have gone but he is still a wisp of a thing, barely clearing five feet five inches.Read

Roger Sanchez returns to Gatecrasher Birmingham

INTERNATIONAL chart topping DJ Roger Sanchez returns to Birmingham this month as part of a tour of European superclubs.Read

Film review: The Muppets (U) ++++

WELCOME back to the big time guys... and, of course, Miss Piggy!Read

Marcus Collins and Ed Sheeran reviewed this week

MARCUS Collins is the X Factor runner up from 2011 and if you watched the series then you’ll be as shocked as we were to hear him sing his new cover of Seven Nation Army. You’d have put money on him doing some cheesey dance or discoesque number wouldn’t you? He’s picked this White Stripes classic out of nowhere and you know what? It’s not bad. If he can pull this out the bag what else has he got in store?Read

Film review: Jack and Jill (PG): *

WOULDN’T it be really fun if film distributors could be more honest?Read

Films: Bollywood music great Kailash Kher is coming to Birmingham's Symphony Hall in April, 2012.

KAILASH Kher is considered one of India’s finest live performers.Read

Comedian Mike Gunn on his double act fears

ALTHOUGH their paths had crossed many times over the years, it wasn’t until Mike Gunn and Sean Collins appeared together on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow that the two really bonded.Read

Film review: Big Miracle (PG) ***

RATHER like Man On A Ledge, the title of this film about attempts to rescue three California gray whales from beneath the Arctic ice shelf would suggest it is giving the game away.Read

Days Out: Charles Dickens House Museum, 48 Doughty Street, London, WC1N 2LX.

AMID all of the excitement surrounding the celebrations of this week’s 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, one little detail might have escaped you.Read

Walk in the Park: Moseley Bog in the snow.

THE beauty of the English weather is that it offers an endless variety of ways to enjoy our many parks.Read

Film review: Tatsumi (15) ****

SINGAPORE’S (failed) contender for one of 2012’s best foreign film Oscar nominations, this Japanese language manga movie is a stunning tribute to the skills, life and short stories of Yoshihiro Tatsumi.Read

SamSam Bubbleman needs schools to help him attempt a Guinness World Record at Thinktank, Millennium Point.

SCHOOLS visiting Thinktank at Millennium Point this month have the chance to break a world record – for blowing bubbles.Read

What's On: Two Minute Guide to the Week from Friday, February 10, 2012.

FORMER BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond hosts Gavin Sutherland conducting the London Concert Orchestra at Symphony Hall tomorrow night, with piper Steve McGuinness.Read

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South Pacific at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham

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