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Alison Jones

Alison Jones is a writer and acting features editor for The Birmingham Post.

Mark Kermode: I鈥檝e got a score to settle
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Mark Kermode is as passionate about music as he is about movies. He talks to Alison Jones about celebrating his 50th birthday with a soundtrack concert at Symphony Hall
Felix Dennis: You鈥檙e not meant to be a serious poet if you鈥檙e rich
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Multi millionaire Felix Dennis is embarking on his biggest ever poetry tour, here he talks about how his work is being taken seriously by the literary establishment.
A stunning castle centrepiece in Shropshire
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The chapel is the showpiece of a complex which was built from the restored remains of historic Apley Castle in Shropshire.
Droitwich home is stunning with a magic all of its own
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This charming Grade II Listed house has been sensitively refurbished and extended, writes Alison Jones.
Detached property in the Stourbridge countryside
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Nearby countryside makes this an idyllic spot, writes Alison Jones.
Post Property: Look around this rural residence in Belbroughton
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Set in 18 acres of land is a stunning refurbished contemporary residence, writes Alison Jones.
Space is the key to open-plan opulence in Leamington home
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The use of space and light is maximised in this contemporary home, writes Alison Jones.
Interiors are immaculate in spacious Tamworth home
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Open-plan styling helps to create a spacious family home, writes Alison Jones.
Stunning Grade II Listed home dates back to 1700
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This stunning Grade II Listed home is believed to date back to around 1700, writes Alison Jones.
Unusual rural retreat is firmly on the right track
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Railway carriages have been converted into a quirky getaway, writes Alison Jones.
Converted church in Edgbaston has real star quality
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This unusual home in a converted church has been featured in several TV shows, writes Alison Jones.
Convicted drug smuggler Billy Hayes is making a new film in Birmingham
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鈥淚 enjoyed prison. I enjoyed living in the moment. I had my act down in jail.
We British really know how to put on the pomp
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Actress Jean Boht talks to Alison Jones about her celebration concert for the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation.
The art of spending a year on the water
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Creating works of art from a narrow boat had many challenges as artist Rob Pointon found out.
Alfie's weathered his US introduction
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Former car mechanic turned tenor Alfie Boe talks to Alison Jones about singing, musicals and beards.
Be the mother of invention
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Mothering Sunday is this weekend so it's time to make sure you deliver the goods.
Exploring the 'Black Country Banksy' riddle
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A secret artist with a passion for opera is the subject of a new documentary being shown at The Public.
Painting plays a part in a new type of night out in Birmingham
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With easel in one hand, a glass of wine in the other, Alison Jones explores her artistic side on a new type of night out in Brum.
Birmingham singer songwriter Laura Mvula singled out to be music's next big star
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Birmingham singer songwriter Laura Mvula has been thrust into the musical limelight since quitting her job as a CBSO receptionist to pursue her dream.
Guitar legend Wilko Johnson talks about his life
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Guitar legend Wilko Johnson has planned a fitting farewell for fans after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Time travel puts spotlight on our past and present
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Who needs HG Wells, or even a DeLorean packed with plutonium?
Birmingham bluegrass band The Toy Hearts are heading for Texas
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It will be an emotional farewell when Birmingham bluegrass group The Toy Hearts leave the city and head Stateside, reports Alison Jones.
Gift shops, scenery and a serial killing spree
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Holidays can be murder, particularly in the hands of one couple who have perfected the art.
Ben Affleck talks about his new movie Argo
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When angling for the lead in the you-couldn鈥檛-make-it-up movie of a group of American embassy staff who escaped from Iran by posing as a film crew, Ben Affleck was at a distinct advantage.