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Secretive and rushed: inside the fire sales flogging £1bn of Brum’s public assets
Plus: which Birmingham councillor reportedly lives in Leeds?
The coach changing world wrestling from a Tyseley gym
Haniyah Kousar is fighting for Muslim women to take their place on the mat
No water, dead horses and a legal battle to save Bewdley's plotlands
A multi-millionaire bought Hill Farm. Then the eviction notices started
The hopes and dreams of New Street
The fed-up council are threatening to silence Brum's noisiest street. We went to find out what all the hullabaloo is about
How much does Birmingham Pride's director owe the public?
Lawrence Barton has settled with creditors but says it 'in no way represents an acceptance of any culpability or guilt'
The forgotten post-war decree that deliberately strangled Birmingham
For 40 years, an early ‘levelling up’ policy curtailed the city's industrial potential and constrained its growth
Did Birmingham have to go bankrupt?
Bin strikes, equal pay claims and a disputed £500m
The Cadbury's superfans being left behind
The chocolate's shrunk, Royal approval has been revoked and Bournville's sidelined. Where does Brum's most famous export go from here?
A lost film took Brum's surrealist past with it. Could it be found?
Desmond Morris made one of the only films produced by Birmingham's legendary Surrealists. This is one man's mission to screen it
Port Loop claims to be Birmingham’s ‘best place to live’. Best for whom?
Like all bold developers, Urban Splash are exciting, transformational — and a wee bit controversial
Is this Perry Barr housing block a 'dumping' ground for the homeless?
Plus: a David Lodge documentary on Brum writers and your requisite bins update
How 1960s industrial Brum shaped world-conquering Black Sabbath
Heavy metal pioneers were forged in a heavy metal environment
Fireworks, fraud accusations and fallouts at the Westside BID
Gerald Manton and Mike Olley were firm friends until they weren’t. What happened?