The murder that never was: the strange story of Birmingham’s last public execution
What really happened in 1806?
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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?
Does this councillor know where his on-the-run criminal brother is?
Plus, Birmingham loses out on new towns
The headteacher’s missing receipts: how did a Selly Oak school get into £400,000 of debt?
Parents at Raddlebarn Primary tried to raise the alarm. The council investigated them for bullying
Disappearing furniture and tears in the break room: the chaotic end to two decades of Doctors
‘Maybe don’t offer work experience on a sinking ship?’
Competing vigils for sex attack victim expose divides among Smethwick’s Sikhs
‘We are actively trying to stop them’
'Racist' Oldbury assault: Tommy Robinson wades in after sex attack
Plus, Great Barr United gets celebrity backing
The impatience of Richard Parker
The West Midlands mayor is desperate to get the economy back on track. So stop inviting him to dinner