This week Jim looks asks what is David Cameron going to say when he launches his memoirs next week? Jim points out that he walked away from the three and a half years of political mayhem that he created by calling an EU Referendum for narrow party reasons. Despite all this Jim thinks a deal before October 31 is possible.
The Bottomless Cinema is welcoming in the Christmas season with a showing of The Greatest Showman – a contemporary classic.
Frank McKenna explains why, rather than fearing a General Election dominated by Brexit, Labour may welcome it.
The Bottomless Cinema is back with more merry movie madness at the stunning Botanical Gardens. Showing the modern Christmas classic, Elf, on Sunday 15th December.
In another week of high parliamentary drama, Frank McKenna gives his assessment on the latest Brexit chaos.
Has Boris Johnson been rattled by the belated fight back by MPs opposed to a No Deal Brexit? Jim argues that the Tory Party is now indistinguishable from Farage’s Brexit Party.
Has England’s green and pleasant land all of a sudden become England’s green and overcrowded land?
The need for more homes has always been one of the biggest issues with regard to the Country’s housing crisis.
Jim lays into Remainer MPs for being blindsided by the Prime Minister as we head for a No Deal Brexit. Also Jim used to report on Bury FC for Piccadilly Radio and hopes the fans can help the club start again.
Frank McKenna reflects on a historic week in British politics. He concedes that Boris has won the battle – but will he win the war?
Finalist on this year’s Great British Menu, Kray Treadwell, will mark his return to Birmingham with a monthly restaurant take over at Craft Dining Rooms at The ICC.
Three top Solihull chefs are teaming up for an exclusive guest dinner on Sunday 29th September, up at Sky By The Water, Resorts World’s rooftop bar and restaurant.
