"Swords drawn, slashing on all sides”: How the Bull Ring Riots of 1839 changed Birmingham
The middle-class had power, the working class wanted it
The middle-class had power, the working class wanted it
Plans for the future of the Jewellery Quarter suggest it could
What to watch out for
LEGO event leaves punters livid
Street's protégé, Ashvir Sangha, takes on Labour
The Home Office initially withheld information about the young man’s death but our investigation has uncovered concerning details
But does Labour have enough time to prepare?
Plus: Mowbray bows out of Blues
Plus: Budding female business owners get a boost
A 20-year-old girl from Balsall Heath died ‘by misadventure’ in a Manchester psychiatric unit. Her parents say she shouldn’t have been there at all
The Black Country’s ‘king of the bedsits’ has sold up. But who will fill the void?
Can the magic of a cult film translate to the stage?
Plus: The National Gallery comes to Brum
‘It gave us something different to look at instead of the colonial murder of museums, or stolen artefacts’
There are major questions over why the West Midlands Combined Authority invested in a property fund that went into business with Gurpaal Judge
Plus: Party like it's 1813