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No justice, no peace? Why hasn’t there been a public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham bombings?
50 years after the Birmingham bombings, and no one is any closer to getting to the truth. The story of why, and how, a public inquiry hasn’t happened
‘Stop the rot’ — Que Club building’s future hangs in the balance
Plus, Stirchley tells McDonald’s to do one
In India, Punjab Singh was convicted of terror offences. In Wolverhampton, he's a gurdwara trustee
'The individuals who were removed have gone on to stage a systemic campaign of harassment and abuse'
The many lives of the Bull Ring
From Middle Age merchants to viral cosmetics, Birmingham’s major shopping centre is having its latest glow-up
Time Bomb: Birmingham’s forgotten film noir
The train is wired to blow
Playing Truant? The strange case of Birmingham’s ‘HS2 Academy’
Financial woes, harassment, spiralling senior pay packets - the story of how Birmingham lost its high-speed rail college
Roleplay, Cosplay, and Class Confidence
How Peaky Blinders inspires a devoted gang of fans
‘David and Goliath’ — Shock Reform council by-election win in Wolverhampton
Plus, get your Dispatch reader discount for the English Whisky Festival
Steve Winwood — Birmingham’s overlooked bard
He influenced Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and Lou Reed. So why does his hometown ignore him?
‘Twice tried, twice hanged, twice buried’
An exceedingly creepy trek through the scenes of William Booth’s crimes
Are Wolverhampton’s top political family lying about their address?
The Dispatch stakes out a former mayor
Is Deritend still Birmingham’s Irish Quarter?
With several Irish institutions having left the area, how is the community coping with accelerated development, botched infrastructure projects and rising rents?