Explore The Night Sky and Step Back In Time This Easter With Birmingham Museums
Easter is just around the corner and parents desperate for things to keep their kids entertained will be thrilled to hear that Birmingham Museums has plenty to… Read more »
The Brum Radio A List with Pete Steel 27 March
The clocks may have gone forward but we’ve still got an hour of the best new Birmingham music for you. Clocking in this week is Pete Steel who will… Read more »
How to Design a Workout Space that will Help your Mind and Body
Working out is the most important of our hectic lives. Not only it keeps us fit and healthy but also keeps us refreshed and relaxed. However, in… Read more »
How to Get the Most Out of Living in Birmingham
Birmingham is often forgotten when talking about the UK’s greatest cities, but it certainly should not be. As the UK’s second-biggest city, there is little chance that… Read more »
Films For Lockdown by Mike Davies Part 21
With cinemas still closed, until things change this column will focus on films being made available on the various streaming platforms. NEW Ammonite (15) As any amateur… Read more »
10cc – The Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour – March/April 2022
TICKETS ON SALE:FRIDAY 26TH MARCH 2021 10cc have announced a new UK tour for 2022, where they will celebrate the hits which have seen them recognised as… Read more »
New Outdoor Moonlight Cinema comes to Digbeth
The Adventure Bar Group, the company behind venues such as Tonight Josephine, Adventure Bar, Blame Gloria, Bar Elba and The Escapologist, has revealed plans to launch an… Read more »
Birmingham Museums’ New Online Shop Celebrates The Best of Brum
Birmingham Museums’ new online shop is set to celebrate the best of Brum with a unique range of products created by the very best local independent makers… Read more »
Ikon for Artists: Art Sale 17 – 31 May 2021
On Monday 17 May Ikon reopens after lockdown*, devoting its galleries to an exhibition of artworks for sale by over 250 Birmingham artists. Submitted through an open… Read more »
Greek-inspired street food company launching brand new restaurant Kouzina at Selfridges
A Greek-inspired street food company will be launching brand new restaurant Kouzina at Selfridges Birmingham once lockdown restrictions on hospitality are lifted. From Street Kitchen Brothers, a… Read more »
The Clause Time of Our Lives March 26th 2021
Time Of Our Lives is an anthem for this freak era, the year that never was, and the anticipation of breaking free from the viral chains which… Read more »
Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Kitchen Disco Tour Rescheduled to 2022
Following on from the announcement of the 4-step plan to ease lockdown in England, Sophie Ellis-Bextor has rescheduled her Kitchen Disco Tour, originally scheduled for May 2021,… Read more »
Art Competition asks Young People to Celebrate Nature and the Environment
Birmingham Museums Trust is launching its annual art competition aimed at celebrating the creativity and imagination of young people across Birmingham and the West Midlands. Now in… Read more »
The Brum Radio A List 20 March
On the first day of Spring Pete Steel is tending to the newest music blossoming in and around Birmingham. On this week’s stacked show he has music from: TrueMendous featuring Kofi… Read more »
Films For Lockdown by Mike Davies Part 20
With cinemas still closed, until things change this column will focus on films being made available on the various streaming platforms. NEW Judas and the Black Messiah… Read more »
Top Tips to Help You Drift Off to Sleep
Getting a good night’s sleep is essential to your wellbeing, but sometimes this doesn’t always happen. There are plenty of things that can keep you tossing and… Read more »
Everything You Need For A Great Night In Lockdown
As the conversation on the weekly Zoom call becomes stagnant, and you’ve completed just about every online pub quiz you could possibly do, the end of lockdown… Read more »
Why Birmingham is the Place to Be
Birmingham has long been one of the most popular cities in the country, but what is it exactly that makes Brum so special? While it might not… Read more »
Birmingham Museums on Demand Releases Fascinating Stories for March and April
Birmingham Museums has today announced the captivating stories to be included in its digital content packages for March and April. From the Pre-Raphaelites to Tolkien and Constable… Read more »
West Midlands becomes the first region globally to invest in no-code
The West Midlands has become the first region globally to invest in latest ‘no-code’ technology to help drive economic growth. SuperTech, a collaboration between some of the… Read more »
Top Ways to Find Everything You Need for Your Horse
Do you have a passion for horses? From riding a horse to caring for it, a person dedicated to equine needs more than passion, commitment, and a… Read more »
The Brum Radio A List for 13 March
2pm on a Saturday can only mean one thing… it’s time for the OFFICIAL Brum Radio A-List! Your guide this week is Danny de Reybekill who will navigate you through… Read more »
A Beginner’s Guide on How to Purchase Bitcoin with Cash
Over the past couple of weeks, there has been a high demand for bitcoin. More people are looking to invest in crypto coins after bitcoin hit the… Read more »
How To Make A Living From Sports Betting
Is it possible to make a living out of gambling? Ask this question to the majority of people who like to gamble as a hobby, and they… Read more »
Films For Lockdown by Mike Davies Part 19
With cinemas still closed, until things change this column will focus on films being made available on the various streaming platforms. NEW Words On Bathroom Walls (12)… Read more »
Choosing The Right Escooter For A Child
If you have been looking to purchase the ideal escooter for your child, you may be stuck on a variety of choices, or simply looking for confirmation… Read more »
Is Eddie Jones sticking with the old guard because good players aren’t coming through the ranks?
When England lost the World Cup final to South Africa in 2019, it seemed that the team would begin a transitional period, much like many of their… Read more »
Will there be any surprises on day three of the Cheltenham Festival?
The 2021 Cheltenham Festival is only a matter of days away and this time next week, the third day of racing will be contested. Among the highlights… Read more »
Birmingham Museums Commemorate 50th Anniversary of Independence in Bangladesh
2021 marks 50 years since the independence of Bangladesh and to commemorate this significant anniversary Birmingham Museums, in partnership with the Bengal Foundation, will host a programme… Read more »
3 simple steps to test your internet speed
There is nothing more annoying than streaming a video or something on TV and it freezing, or trying to download some music and having to wait what… Read more »
5 Reasons For Investing In A Garden Room
A garden room is an extension to a home, offering an opportunity to get away from the realities of the world momentarily. It also can be a… Read more »
5 specialities a mobile beauty therapist should consider in 2021!
Are you undergoing professional retraining and would like to find the job that suits you? Beauty, well-being and aesthetics: join professionals whose aim is to embellish appearance… Read more »
Antiques Roadshow are preparing to film at Aston Hall for the first time
The Antiques Roadshow team are preparing to film at Birmingham’s Aston Hall for the first time this year as part of the 44th series of the much-loved… Read more »
The Brum Radio A List with Pete Steel – 6 March
This week on the A List it’s Pete Steel serving you up brand new bangers from: Akande // Laura Mvula // Thomas Atlas // Darcy Holmes // Graywave // Michael Personne There’s a new Featured Album this… Read more »
Simple Steps To Improve The Air-quality At Home
Most people think of air pollution as an outside problem that emanates from bumper-to-bumper traffic and industrial smokestacks, while in reality, the air inside your home can… Read more »
Films For Lockdown by Mike Davies Part 18
With cinemas still closed, until things change this column will focus on films being made available on the various streaming platforms. NEW Moxie (12) Directed by and… Read more »
Advantages of Electron Microscopy over Optical Microscopy
In scanning electron microscopy (SEM), a beam of electrons scans the surface of a specimen, providing detailed, magnified images. This is different to optical microscopy, which involves… Read more »
Can you pour concrete in inclement weather?
Water is one of a basic trio of components that make up concrete. Adding just the right amount to any mix will determine the strength, consistency and… Read more »
The best location for stuffing containers
If you’re shipping goods a key part of the process is packing or stuffing your containers. The full container will be subject to a number of lifts… Read more »
Apocalypse Cow reopen after lockdown as ‘Locked and Loaded’ in move to incorporate more plant-based options
The street food vendors are pleased to announce that they will be reopening at Birdies Birmingham and Liverpool on 12th April, when we also relaunch under our… Read more »
Iconic rock frontman and Heart Research UK patron Robert Smith selling special edition artwork raising money for charity
Robert Smith, of alternative rock band The Cure, is selling off prints of his original artwork to raise money for Heart Research UK. Robert became a patron… Read more »
Craft beer festival, Beer Central, is returning on Friday 2nd and Saturday 3rd July at The Mill in Digbeth.
Craft beer festival, Beer Central, is returning to bring the best in beer, food and music to Birmingham for the second time. The festival, which was cancelled… Read more »
The Old Crown’s Reopening Roadmap
12th April – 24th April 2021 What’s on? Monday 12th April – Heavy Beat Brass Band 🎶 + DJs outside 📀 17:00PM – Midnight. Tuesday 13th April… Read more »
One night in Birmingham: Which are the best casinos to try out?
If you can’t wait for lockdown to end you are an avid gamer and casino enthusiast, why not think about online gaming, there are many to choose… Read more »
A Complete List of Baby Girl Earrings to Get For Your Babies
There are many types of earrings available in the market, but not all of them suit a baby girl. There are few types of materials that are… Read more »
The OFFICIAL Brum Radio A List – 27 February
Spring is coming and Birmingham’s music is blooming. Danny de Reybekill is digging brand new A List entries from: Saiem – Urban Hippie Music // Exhaler // Demelza // YIKES // OPEN ARMS // Jack Frohlich There’s another… Read more »
7 Best Wine And Food Pairing Tips For Beginners
Some things get better with age, so the saying about wine and cheese goes. True enough, wine and cheese go better together, and they do taste better… Read more »
How to Straighten Your Teeth When You Don’t Have A Lot of Spare Cash
Cosmetic dentistry is now more popular than ever. From celebrities to everyday people, there are a number of ways to whiten, straighten, align, and improve your smile…. Read more »
Films For Lockdown by Mike Davies Part 17
With cinemas still closed, until things change this column will focus on films being made available on the various streaming platforms. NEW I Care A Lot (15)… Read more »
West Midlands reaction to HM Treasury FinTech review
An independent review has set out a plan for the UK to retain its global leadership in fintech by helping the country’s financial technology firms to scale… Read more »