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The private meetings - and very public rancour - that led to Birmingham’s flags injunction
Elon Musk branded Birmingham council ‘traitors’ for their attempt to injunct the flaggers. No one has established how it came about — until now
From Villa Park to the Village Green
As the Midlands’ footballing elites compete in Europe and build £3 billion stadiums, we meet the fans keeping it local... hyperlocal
How not to run a pub
When the artist Mason Newman bought the Gunmakers Arms he promised leopard-print ceilings and rock n roll. It was closed in six months
The Americans want to build an Etihad in East Birmingham. Will it work?
'To not pursue this would be a crime against the city'
Keiran Goddard's Birmingham shaped him. Why did he feel so uneasy claiming it?
'Fuck it; it's not like I'm taking the place of someone else who’d otherwise be on the radio talking about Shard End'
Meet the men who bought a police station — straight after donating to Labour
Two property developers with ties to the party are the proud new owners of a local cop shop
Codenames and a ‘tense atmosphere’: inside the big bus buyout
National Express’ 40-year monopoly of the West Midlands is over — for now. We've got the scoop on how the deal came together
Investigations begin into the cause of devastating Stourbridge wildfires
Plus: leading Birmingham academic slams Cambridge professor’s death as a “public lynching”
Spirit of Pakistan celebrates British Pakistanis. Why do some of them want it cancelled?
A row has erupted over £30,000 of council funding and how involved Pakistan should be in a festival about… Pakistan
Raised in Weoley Castle
A year ago, locals went wild for flags. Today they’re flying at half mast
Green party councillor suspended after ‘assaulting’ three police officers
Plus, mango meltdown in Handsworth over a fruit festival
Where is Birmingham’s buzz?
The suburbs appear to have stolen the crown from town
The ‘piss troll strategy’, a Brummie novel on the Booker longlist, and town vs. the suburbs
A writer’s edition by Kate
Reddit thinks Birmingham’s food scene is over; they’re wrong
Plus, Jude Bellingham, the city’s favourite son, returns