Following the huge success of the previous three SOLD OUT Independent Birmingham Festivals At The Bond, Independent Birmingham & Birmingham Seasonal Markets, are bringing this fantastic event back for one last time.
The Tories have found the magic money tree that Theresa May said didn’t exist. But in his Budget review, Jim asks if there is underlying unease in the Tory Party about this dramatic switch from austerity to a bonanza of spending.
Frank McKenna offers his thoughts on the budget and Coronavirus in his latest Downtown blog.
Grab your glowsticks and brace yourselves for an experience like no other as Nostalgia Events takes you back to the 1990s with the Indoor ’90s Festival.
Moda Living has teamed up with Birmingham City Council to redevelop Ludgate Hill Car Park.
Last year the Tyred campaign thought they had secured victory in its fight to have old tyres banned from our roads. However, despite a consultation on the issue, no action has been taken and no legislation introduced. Frank Mckenna asks, Why?
Will “events” prevent the Chancellor from launching an ambitious Budget next week at the start of the Johnson era? Jim also reports on how the towns are fighting back.
As official rail partner for Northampton Saints, London Northwestern Railway will be providing the Club’s supporters with access to a number of exclusive offers throughout the duration of the partnership.
A hospice is challenging Brummies to walk 40 miles this March, to help protect vital services for local people living with a life-limiting illness.
Tom from Barrows & Forrester looks into a recent report from Direct Line which found over £4.5 billion was spent on emergency call outs to properties owned by landlords in 2019.
Jim was at the Labour leadership hustings in Manchester this week and saw a strong performance by Wigan’s Lisa Nandy. He feels it may not be enough to stop Keir Starmer but she is a woman to watch as Labour tries to rebuild as a credible electoral force.
