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The council says striking bin workers are violent. The union says that's rubbish.
It's week three of an all out bins strike and rumours are flying. Who do we trust?
'Toothless' charity watchdog closes investigation into mosque
Plus, the wait is over - Uniqlo is coming to Brum
The art of clubbing is dead. In Birmingham, it’s even dead-er
How a city lost its nightlife. And how to bring it back
Richard Gamble had a vision. Now he's building a 51-metre wall of prayer by a motorway
California, concrete and charismatic Christianity: one man’s 20 year mission to honour God on the outskirts of Birmingham
Ancestral land owners, gangster pop stars and everything in between
An editor’s edition from Kate
Bins boss abroad — councillor under fire for taking trip during strikes
Plus, what will become of Birmingham’s ‘ghost station’?
Regional mayors paid £3m to a training company. What did they get in return?
Inside the collapse of Redstone Training
50 years after they formed in Handsworth, reggae legends Steel Pulse are coming home
Lead singer David Hinds on the music of 'the masses' and the lesson he learnt from Bob Marley
Lights! Camera! Edgbaston! How Birmingham supercharged the film industry
Celluloid and cinema created by Brummies brought the 20th Century to life
The sets were wobbly. The budget was non-existent. But Crossroads stands the test of time
‘We opened those doors, had music playing, and we danced in the pouring rain and drank champagne’
Leaked recordings and scheming councillors: did Labour councillors engage in a ‘campaign of abuse’?
Shabina Bano claims she was the victim of bullying, harassment and misogyny by her former Birmingham Labour colleagues
On Shrove Tuesday in Atherstone: ‘bollocks is all that matters’
While the rest of the country enjoys its pancakes, one small Midlands town goes to war over a ball
