Birmingham's Highbury Hall was once the home of Joseph Chamberlain, a hugely influential figure in the city's history ...

Thirty-nine Crimson Tide players have been selected 258th or later, choices that will not be part of this year’s NFL Draft.

There’s a real freshness and vitality to Liz’s writing that speaks directly to our world, and I can’t wait for West End audiences to experience it for the first time”. Elizabeth Williams ...

Liz Duffy Adams’ Born With Teeth will have its West End premiere this summer. The two-hander imagines the relationship between Marlowe and Shakespeare at a time of political danger and artistic ...

1841 Coffee, based on Vinicombe Street, will open a new space at 195 Hyndland Road, the former site of Jellyhill. Jellyhill announced its closure on April 7, stating: "After many cups of coffee, ...

WEST GREENWICH — A Montgomery, Alabama man was arrested Monday afternoon on firearms charges following a traffic stop on Route 95 North in West Greenwich. Jeffery Mose, 37, was taken into custody at 1 ...

Authorities in West Alabama are cautioning residents against ... law enforcement agency immediately and let us get on the front end of it because there is a great chance by you taking that action ...

The Musical Theatre Performance Company is very proud to present this quirky and beautifully charming Broadway and West End hit musical, brought to you by the same team that produced 9 to 5 and ...

Discover the humor and heartbreak of one of the world’s greatest plays, revealed through the lyricism of two leading voices in contemporary theatre: two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Sarah Ruhl ...

The leader of Birmingham City Council has said it is "continuing to engage in productive talks" to end the bin strike. Ahead of further talks with the Unite union on Tuesday, John Cotton told Sky ...

The Michigan Panthers lost their home opener against the Birmingham Stallions, 21-12. D.J. Miller made UFL history with two interceptions ... and fired the ball to the end zone, then absorbed ...

Punch, James Graham's play about the one-punch crime in Nottingham that killed James Hodgkinson, will transfer to the West End this autumn. The show will run concurrently with the Broadway staging.