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Major library shake-up: Drastic cuts to library hours across Birmingham with one site to close

Drastic cuts to library hours across Birmingham with one site to close

Brummies on what Birmingham City Council should fix first

Brummies prioritise what needs fixing first in city under pressure

Great Birmingham Run's Super Saturday at Alexander Stadium

Major concerns over private takeover plan at Alexander Stadium

Canal view of the Roundhouse Birmingham

West Midlands heritage attraction halts tours due to rising costs

West Midlands Metro

Metro to link Birmingham city centre to airport – but will it happen?

Which old-school sweet do you miss—and why should it come back?

Watch: Discover top 18 retro sweets that Brummies are nostalgic for

Ozzy Osbourne's final show comes home to Birmingham

Full guide to Ozzy Osbourne’s final show – Coming home to Birmingham

With Black Sabbath's final gig at Villa Park, ELO's farewell shows, Billy Ocean live, and a high-stakes England vs India Test Match, the city centre's bracing for packed hotels, busy bars and traffic chaos.

Birmingham braces for 200,000 visitors in blowout 'Super Weekend'

A giant inflatable rat and protesters at the Birmingham bins strike 'megapicket' at Lifford Lane depot on Friday, May 9

'Frustrating' bin strikes could last until Christmas: No end in sight

Friends sharing a smile and enjoying the festival together

What's on in Birmingham this summer: Major events guide

Tram leaving Grand Central

New ticket machines mark end of the line for tram conductors

Rubbish is still piled up on the streets of Birmingham

Unite challenges court order amid Birmingham bin strike

Black Sabbath's legacy honoured at Town Hall metal night

Metal roots run deep as fresh talent to fill hall where Sabbath ruled

How Brummie are you, really? This city quiz hits the streets to find out

How Brummie are you? This city quiz hits the streets to find out

Residents are sick of streets being plagued by discarded rubbish and waste.

Overflowing bins, stalled talks: What’s behind bin strike?

The parade draws tens of thousands through the city centre.

138 powerful photos of Birmingham Pride weekend 2025

The Old Crown beer garden, Digbeth

Birmingham's majestic 650-year-old pub that refuses to die

Does more money really make people happier - and should the super-rich give more back?

Does money make people happier? Birmingham voices weigh in

The River Tame Viaduct. Credit: HS2.

HS2 London-Birmingham construction ramps up despite doubts

Crane Nightclub, Adderley Street, Digbeth

Birmingham nightclub where Cody Fisher was killed will remain closed

Rubbish is still piled up on the streets of Birmingham

Watch this: Council accused of delay in Birmingham bin strike dispute

The Birmingham skyline in January 2025 including The Octagon and Library of Birmingham from Edgbaston Reservoir

We visit Edgbaston Reservoir: Can historic canals survive?

Birmingham City Council has been urged to ‘do its job properly’ amid claims tenants have been waiting several years for much-needed works in their homes.

My kitchen is revolting and my bathroom’s mouldy - it won't be fixed

Rubbish is still piled up on the streets of Birmingham, May 12, 2025.

'We've been forgotten': Birmingham anger over 11-week bin strikes

Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham

Birmingham residents face parking fees as council tackles gridlock

Sarah Hayes, Museum Manager at Coffin Works, tells us about the museum

A hidden gem with a dark twist: Discover most unexpected day out

Supporters say the move is needed to help maintain the sites

Parking charges to be introduced at three Birmingham parks

Lillia and her family meet Jessie at ‘A Disney Wish’ in 2023. Photo credit: Dominic Lipinski/Getty Images

Disney Magic for Make-A-Wish Families

Birmingham City Centre Centenary Square

Birmingham's Centenary Square fountains still off

An artist's impression of the proposed Birmingham tower for Gas Street Basin named The Narrowhouse

Ultra-slim solar skyscraper to transform Birmingham

Old meets new in this view of Birmingham Moor St station with the heritage GWR station signboard contrasting with the famous Rotunda and the ultra modern Bull Ring building. February 2005

Major transport boost for Midlands: 20 million extra train seats

Watch this: Brummies voice weight loss injection concerns

Richard Gullick says the burgers were a real hit

We witnessed the UK's biggest burger challenge in Birmingham

The Crown pub on Station Street in Birmingham city centre - where heavy metal was born as Black Sabbath played their first gig there

Historic Birmingham pub with legendary link to Black Sabbath 'at risk'

Great Birmingham Run

Watch: Great Birmingham Run in action as 16,000 runners take city

Brummies slam confusing car park rules accusing operators of cash grab

William Timms with a captured rat.

Meet the rat catcher keeping Birmingham from falling apart

Should older drivers undergo extra tests? Birmingham debates

'A week's shopping budget for one night out in Birmingham'

Cannon Hill is a delightful green space ideal for families on a summer's day. It's got a 4.6 rating (out of 5) on Google reviews

The 13 best-rated green spaces and parks across Birmingham

The Crown pub on Station Street in Birmingham city centre - where heavy metal was born as Black Sabbath played their first gig there

Black Sabbath’s first gig venue faces more delay controversy

Thermometer with daffodils

What's the most memorable hot day you've ever had? We ask Birmingham

Award-winning Japanese restaurant Maneki Ramen will open second site in Birmingham

New restaurant opens in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter

Sidemen Birmingham Bullring

Birmingham's Bullring becomes TikTok and Instagram giant

Aerial view shows the site of the Birmingham High Speed Rail 2 station construction site at Curzon Street on September 07, 2023

‘Will we ever see it?’ Birmingham reacts to HS2 delays and doubts

New manufacturing site could bring hundreds of jobs to Birmingham

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