
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
For 40 years, an early ‘levelling up’ policy curtailed the city's industrial potential and constrained its growth
Bin strikes, equal pay claims and a disputed £500m
The chocolate's shrunk, Royal approval has been revoked and Bournville's sidelined. Where does Brum's most famous export go from here?
Desmond Morris made one of the only films produced by Birmingham's legendary Surrealists. This is one man's mission to screen it
Like all bold developers, Urban Splash are exciting, transformational — and a wee bit controversial
A writer's edition from Samuel
Plus: a David Lodge documentary on Brum writers and your requisite bins update
Heavy metal pioneers were forged in a heavy metal environment
Gerald Manton and Mike Olley were firm friends until they weren’t. What happened?
'Did spirits smuggle themselves into suitcases and settle down in Small Heath?'
In the 1930s, the city's pubs were backdrop to a group of writers and artists 'free of the London trademark'
'Just because we’ve got nice shiny buildings really means nothing'
Plus, an exclusive: UHB Trust’s latest let down
'Oh my God, it's actually happening. We're doing this'
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is still struggling to find its footing
Plus, how many high paid council staff actually live in Birmingham?