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Business NewsAirline to scrap European services from Birmingham Airport
Primera Air will cease running to seven destinations after poor take up of tickets
Regional AffairsBirmingham Civic Society appoints youngest ever chairman
Amelia Ladbrook will take over the role later this year to champion campaign group's heritage work in the city
What's On NewsFirst ever Craft Drink Festival axed at NEC as organisers go into voluntary liquidation
Massive two-day event with hundreds of breweries and distilleries was also to feature live music, cinema and street food
Business NewsHotel's roof-top pool plans scrapped
Designs for revamp of Birmingham famous Grand building in Colmore Row will see pool, gym and spa removed from redevelopment and replaced with more bedrooms
What's On NewsPopular Yates pub in Sutton Coldfield closes soon to be replaced by Slug and Lettuce cocktail bar and restaurant
The new bar will focus on cocktails and 'quality food' and will transform from a 'relaxed' daytime venue to a 'lively' night time one
What's On NewsAll you need to know about Birmingham's first Gin in the City festival this weekend
Here are all the gorgeous gins,  you can drink at over 40 bars this weekend
What's On NewsSaturday Kitchen chef Atul Kochhar pulls out of planned Birmingham restaurant move
The restaurant launch had already been delayed for several months 
What's On NewsThis is when Birmingham's first late night bowling alley and beer pong venue Lane7 is opening
Lane7 offers pool, beer pong, a retro games arcade and karaoke
SandwellWild flowers on the verge
When we contemplate our dried up gardens it is easy to think that nature is being destroyed by the heat, but it is of course very resilient.
What's On NewsBuilding work begins on the new McArthurGlen Designer Outlet village in Cannock
This is the huge new shopping centre that's being compared to Bicester Village
What's On NewsBrindleyplace Film Festival 2018 has begun - here's what to see for free
Casablanca, La La Land and The Greatest Showman top the list
What's On NewsFuturistic new look revealed in major redesign of The Fort Shopping Park
Amazing CGI photos reveal a huge makeover for the shopping park
What's On NewsBirmingham bar Bierkeller applies for a roof terrace beer garden
It is proposed the beer garden would be available from 11am to 9pm every day
Food & DrinkInside Baked in Brick - possibly the coolest new restaurant in Birmingham
Digbeth Dining Club regular behind Baked in Brick has opened his first restaurant
High Speed 2High Speed rail and the environment
As High Speed Rail continues with its low speed development there has been a recycling of news about its ecological mitigation programme.
TravelTUI Holiday Summer Sale- with savings of up to £100
Now is the time to book if you want to make the most of savings in time for the summer months
TravelDisneyland Paris launches Marvel Summer of Superheroes: Here's what to expect and how to book
What a Marvel-lous adventure this could be for families this summer!  
Business NewsFate sealed for Birmingham's House of Fraser store after creditor deal
City's famous department store in Corporation Street is one of 31 across the country which have been tabled for closure
Commercial PropertyThe beat goes on as The Flapper live music venue is given lease extension
Bands can now book gigs again at the The Flapper for another year
Black CountrySay no (again) to the Western Orbital road
Plans have been revived to build the so-called Western Orbital road, needed, some say, to cut traffic congestion in Birmingham and the Black Country.
What's On NewsRotunda developer showcases 25-year history in new exhibition
Urban Splash curates retrospective displays charting the projects it has undertaken over the past quarter of a century
Birmingham Town HallThe Birmingham choir that's not very vocal about its many triumphs!
Founded in the 1880s, Birmingham Choral Union is still going strong. Christopher Morley finds them in fine voices ahead a concert at St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter
Regional AffairsAncient 'Saxon road' discovered under Victoria Square in Birmingham city centre
Archaeologists are examining the site
Marks & SpencerM&S confirms Walsall store closure date
High street retailer says it will shut up shop at The Saddlers Centre in August as part of wider reduction in portfolio of stores
House & HomesBirchwood House in Hoar Cross in Burton upon TrentBirchwood House in Hoar Cross in Burton upon Trent
WarwickshireHome of the week: £6m Papillon Hall in Ullenhall, WarwickshirePut together with great attention to detail, it is now a beautiful family home with wonderful leisure areas and outstanding grounds
WorcestershireHome of the Week: £1,850,000 Mill House in DumbletonThe late travel writer and adventurer Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor came back from Greece to this Worcestershire home but never got to enjoy his return, reports Alison Jones.
Solihull£600k Substantial Solihull detached home has residence to rentCareful division has created another place to live in or let in this large Solihull property, reports Alison Jones
Housing£765k Bramley House in Tewkesbury is a great home for entertainingUp is down and down is up in this stunning modern home in Tewkesbury, that is ideal for entertaining, says Alison Jones
BrindleyplaceChef Richard Turner back in the kitchen at MaribelRichard Turner is back in the kitchen with the launch of Maribel, the latest addition to Birmingham’s thriving culinary scene
Regional AffairsBirmingham Civic Society appoints youngest ever chairmanAmelia Ladbrook will take over the role later this year to champion campaign group's heritage work in the city
Birmingham Town HallThe Birmingham choir that's not very vocal about its many triumphs!Founded in the 1880s, Birmingham Choral Union is still going strong. Christopher Morley finds them in fine voices ahead a concert at St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter
Marks & SpencerM&S confirms Walsall store closure dateHigh street retailer says it will shut up shop at The Saddlers Centre in August as part of wider reduction in portfolio of stores
CBSOConcert hall's winning friends in high placesAs the Opening Festival of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire continues apace, Christopher Morley talks to its principal, Julian Lloyd Webber
HomeChristmas market sets up next to gravestones at Birmingham CathedralWorkmen race against the clock to build a Christmas Market on the covered lawns of Birmingham Cathedral
HomeSpeeding drivers warned of new 20mph zones across 325 city streetsTraffic officers have been out in south Birmingham enforcing the law and warning motorists
Local NewsEU and UK agree Brexit deal at last, but now Theresa May faces huge battle in ParliamentA draft Brexit deal has been agreed, but now Theresa May must win the support of her Cabinet and of Parliament
Regional AffairsI'm a remainer but I fear a People's Vote on Brexit would only make things worseSupport for a second referendum is growing among MPs.
Birmingham AirportComment: Airport's £500m masterplan reinforces region's dynamismWest Midlands Mayor Andy Street says Birmingham Airport's new 15-year vision shows we are on the cusp of a period of great success
Post PeopleGrant Thornton celebrates the addition of two new partnersGrant Thornton hosted a celebratory evening to welcome new corporate finance partner Nick Gillott and the promotion to partner of transaction advisory services specialist Alex Hyde.
Business NewsGrant Thornton celebrates the addition of two new partnersGrant Thornton celebrates the addition of two new partners
Birmingham AirportComment: Airport's £500m masterplan reinforces region's dynamismWest Midlands Mayor Andy Street says Birmingham Airport's new 15-year vision shows we are on the cusp of a period of great success
LawComment: Raise a glass to the spirit of trade markingElla Newell and John Ferdinand from law firm Marks & Clerk examine how trade marks impact the food and beverage sector
Business NewsBirmingham Post Business Awards 2018 - Winners' Gallery