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Museums
12:30, 26 SEP 2016
Staffordshire Hoard inspires touring exhibition
Economic Development
Exhibition will tour community venues across the West Midlands for three years
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Coventry's remarkable collection of glass is still under wraps
Retail & Consumer
Medieval treasures removed from Coventry during the war have never been fully displayed in the city ever since. Chris Upton looks at the collection.
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Birmingham artists' world of mythical creatures
Harborne
An award-winning Birmingham artist is showcasing her work at a new art gallery in the city. She talks to Sarah Chatterley about her ambitions.
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The Central Library... the story so far
Retail & Consumer
As a new chapter in the history of Birmingham’s Central Library is about to begin, Chris Upton reports on its origins.
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Wonderful worlds brought to life in author’s exhibition
Retail & Consumer
Bestselling author and former Children’s Laureate Julia Donaldson has a new exhibition in Birmingham. Graham Young reports.
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Project for major new public art for Birmingham gets go-ahead - now it just needs the funding
Economic Development
As the proposal to create an iconic piece of public art for Birmingham gathers pace, Enda Mullen looks at the vision behind the exciting £1 million project
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Missing First World War memorial found at car boot sale
Economic Development
Seven employees who fell in battle were honoured on the cenotaph which is thought to have disappeared from the engineering firm’s King’s Norton works when the site closed in the early 1980s
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The portraits that shaped perceptions
Retail & Consumer
A new exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery sheds fresh light on a world we all think we know. Graham Young reports.
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From Edgbaston to The Somme... the remarkable story of the real Jeeves
Retail & Consumer
A new book pieces together the story of Percy Jeeves – a cricketer turned literary legend and now an all-English hero. Graham Young reports.
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Major weekend of arts events to celebrate opening of Library Of Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
4 Squares Weekender arts events will take place in Birmingham city centre in September
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Gallery: Music fans turn out for sun-kissed Birmingham Jazz Festival
Retail & Consumer
More than 200 events at this year's biggest-ever Birmingham Jazz Festival
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New enterprise to offer alternative tours of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
Retail & Consumer
Guided tours will take in Jewellery Quarter and Balti Triangle
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Firms urged to get a grip on TUPE legislation
Employment
Conference hammers home importance of legislation safeguarding employee rights
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Sir Quentin Blake exhibition is inspiring and full of joy
Retail & Consumer
Britain’s best-loved illustrator Sir Quentin Blake brings his exhibition, As Large as Life, to the region next month.
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Eyes on a golden era for museums
Retail & Consumer
After helping the newly independent Birmingham Museums Trust to complete its first year, Simon Cane has some bold ideas for the future...
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Furnace symbolises the birth of the industrial revolution
Retail & Consumer
Chris Upton looks at the industrial heritage of what was once the hottest spot in the Midlands.
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Experts begin cleaning WW2 bomber salvaged from the seabed at RAF Cosford
Economic Development
Conservation staff at the RAF Museum in Cosford are using a very dilute acid to clean away the debris that has stuck to the aircraft
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Crucifixion clock was Lichfield museum's star exhibit
Retail & Consumer
In the second part of his feature on a Lichfield museum, Chris Upton looks at the artefacts that were on display and where they finally went once the tourist attraction closed its doors.
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Spitfire curator keeps mother's handiwork alive
Economic Development
David Hunt is director of a museum in the USA where the iconic Spitfire aircraft is a prize exhibit.
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Midlands rocks! How Birmingham’s industrial heritage made it the birthplace of heavy metal
Retail & Consumer
An industrial accident in a sheet metal factory proved crucial to the sound of metal pioneers Black Sabbath in a region that has so many links with the genre
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Musical experience in Birmingham is out of this world
Retail & Consumer
A new interactive installation is amazing music lovers. Christopher Morley takes up the baton.
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Richard Greene's collection of interesting objects
Retail & Consumer
Chris Upton looks back at Lichfield’s modest and unassuming librarian Richard Greene.
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Birmingham Post Letters To The Editor - Friday May 24
Economic Development
This weeks Birmingham Post Letters To The Editor on Friday May 24.
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Home is where the art is for Bengal born Gerry Judah
Retail & Consumer
Artist Gerry Judah has been reinvigorated - by going home for the first time in more than half a century.
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