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Potato Day at Garden Organic in Warwickshire

The simplest of vegetables is luring gardeners to an organic charity, Sarah Probert reports.Read

Off to the races - at Bromford Bridge in Birmingham

Horse racing was once commonplace in Birmingham, writes Chris Upton.Read

Potato Day at Garden Organic expected to lure hundreds of visitors

The simplest of vegetables is luring gardeners to an organic charity, Sarah Probert reports.Read

Belated recognition for Warwickshire's railway pioneer William James

William James was a pioneer of our railway, yet his achievement was almost forgotten.Read

Raphael Selbourne shines a light on hidden world in Beauty

After winning a major book award with his first novel, Raphael Selbourne tells Lorne Jackson how he took his inspiration from WolverhamptonRead

Paradise served on a plate in Barbados

Food critic Richard McComb swaps Birmingham for Bridgetown on a food tour of BarbadosRead

Cyclist Gary Prescott chases a bird-watching record

Victoria Farncombe meets a cyclist hoping to set a record around nature reserves.Read

Arts Editor Terry Grimley's Birmingham Post years - Part II

Terry Grimley has been covering the arts for the Birmingham Post since 1973. As he finally steps down from the role of arts editor, he reflects on some of the highlights and changes of the past four decades, concluding in the 90s and Noughties.Read

Arts Editor Terry Grimley's Birmingham Post years - Part I

Terry Grimley has been covering the arts for the Birmingham Post since 1973. As he finally steps down from the role of arts editor, he reflects on some of the highlights and changes of the past four decades, starting with the 70s and 80s.Read

A taste for perfect service at Opus

Restaurants are notorious for claiming their front of house manager is one of the best in the business.Read

The pubs that built Bewdley

Pubs were always more than just watering holes. Chris Upton looks at the vital role they played in one Worcestershire town.Read

Extra print run at Tindal Street Press as Beauty wins Costa award

Tindal Street Press, in Birmingham, is printing an extra 10,000 copies of the book Beauty after it landed the acclaimed Costa First Novel Award. Read

Thomas Paine and the rights of man

Chris Upton looks at a much-derided hero of liberty, equality and fraternity.Read

Green shoots for Birmingham ecology

There are lots of reasons to be optimistic over city’s ecology in 2010, finds Jo Ind.Read

A decade of achievement in the arts

Arts Editor Terry Grimley looks back at the noughties.Read

Best and worst of Birmingham food in 2009

City’s celebrated Michelin trio feature prominently in Richard McComb’s ‘MAD’ restaurant awards.Read

Birmingham ramblers finally get on the right path

Jo Ind tells how years of lobbying paid off in a bid to open old Birmingham footpathsRead

Kings Norton fit for royalty

Historians’ impeccable look at Birmingham suburb impresses Chris Upton.Read

Brett Westwood on nature and the BBC

Worcestershire’s Brett Westwood tells Jo Ind about getting an award for wildlife reporting.Read

Birmingham charity creates remembrance garden for bereaved families

A remembrance garden for bereaved families has been set up by Edward’s Trust. Diane Parkes meets some of those who have been helped by the Birmingham-based charity.Read

The troubled past of Hagley Hall

Chris Upton on the trials and tribulations suffered by a hidden gem of the Midlands.Read