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  • The Vintage Kilo Sale is back at the Custard Factory

    By Lea Nakache on October 9, 2017

    The Vintage Kilo Sale stopped at Birmingham on Saturday 7th of October, selling vintage clothes for £15 a kilo.   Vintage wholesaler Glass Onion and...

  • Emergency services at the scene of the crash on the Pershore Road

    Pershore Road closed after cyclist is involved in crash with a lorry

    By Georgia Thorp on October 9, 2017

    A main route in Birmingham has been closed after a crash involving a cyclist and a lorry.

  • Person holding a bottle and popping the cork

    Cork popping makes wine taste better, study shows

    By Katie Brooks on October 9, 2017

    Wine tastes better if the bottle is closed with a cork, according to a new study. The research led by Oxford University is the first...

  • wholesale market

    Birmingham Market move delayed again

    By Calum Archibald on October 9, 2017

    Birmingham market has been delayed once again, after a malfunction with the sprinkler caused the latest delay. Birmingham Wholesale Market’s move from the city centre...

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    Birmingham MP calls for answers over hundreds of Brits caught up in immigration checks

    By Jonny Jacobsen on October 9, 2017

    A Birmingham MP called for answers after figures revealed Monday showed that one out of every four people stopped by immigration officers in Birmingham are...

  • The motorbike lies on the road next to the damaged car

    Motorcyclist in hospital after crashing into car in Edgbaston

    By Kirsty Card on October 5, 2017

    A motorcyclist has crashed into a car in Edgbaston.

  • The National Wedding Show 2017

    The National Wedding Show comes to Birmingham

    By Katie Brooks on September 30, 2017

    The National Wedding Show has arrived in Birmingham this weekend.

  • EGX 2017 live!

    By Mike Smith on September 21, 2017

    The Eurogamer Expo is the biggest gaming event in the UK and takes place at the NEC. This year promises to be bigger and better...

  • Birmingham developer teaming up with Sir David Attenborough to create new virtual reality app to help hospice patients

    By Birmingham Eastside on September 14, 2017

    A Birmingham developer is teaming up with Sir David Attenborough to create a new virtual reality app which could help hospice patients manage their pain.

  • The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra on stage. Pic: JimmyGuano

    City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra boosted by £800,000 legacy

    By Birmingham Eastside on September 11, 2017

    A donor has gifted an £800,000 legacy to the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

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