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The city's green spaces could be the next to go
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The men who raised the flags
Nigel Farage says this summer’s movement was led by ‘ordinary people’ expressing their patriotism. That’s not what we found
Erdington: the truth about Birmingham's most stereotyped neighbourhood
The Telegraph slammed the area and one local said it was on the ‘verge of civil war’. What's it actually like?
Jess Phillips: Safeguarding minister fights for her job amid calls to resign
Plus, behold Brum’s jewellery renaissance
Au Pairs agreed to split everything equally. Now their frontwoman wants it all
Birmingham's post-punk auteurs were the poster band for equality, but 42-years later they're embroiled in a bitter row
The numbers that reveal Birmingham didn’t have to go bankrupt
New analysis by accounting experts has found that the council’s financial health was much better than reported when it raised the alarm back in 2023
Starmer steps in — will he overturn Maccabi Tel Aviv ban?
Plus, ripped bunting and boxing fight challenge made at Stirchley anti-flag demo
The murder that never was: the strange story of Birmingham’s last public execution
What really happened in 1806?
Let the battle for Moseley commence!
‘Well, who's being divisive?’
‘Small press, big dreams’: the indie that’s reviving publishing in Brum
The Emma Press is run on a shoestring and raking in awards
A controversial football fanbase is coming to town. Will unrest follow?
When Maccabi Tel Aviv played in Amsterdam there was fighting in the streets. Now they’re heading to Villa Park.
'Help us!' JLR supply chain small firms at risk of collapse
Plus, Corbyn's Your Party launches in Brum
Red flags: The non-existent company behind Brum's Union Jacks
'It's 100% legitimate'
The Smithfield saga
Why is Birmingham struggling to develop a massive inner city brownfield site?