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Villa go out of the League Cup at Bournemouth. Dave Woodhall is resigned to it.
At least they’re consistent. After the usual win against Manchester City on Saturday, Villa continued with the tradition of going out of the League Cup as soon as we come up against a team who wants to lose less than we do. On Wednesday night it was Bournemouth; it...
Helen Annetts and Adria Beattie step away from the storm for some relaxation and rejuvenation.
Whilst on the streets of Birmingham, Storm Boelo was gusting its way through the city centre, Adria, my regular Lush companion, and I headed to the serenity and calm of the Lush Spa.
Upstairs and to the back of the store, entering is l...
Fat Freddy’s Drop and DJ Shadow to top Sunday bill.
Mostly Jazz Funk and Soul Festival has announced Fat Freddy’s Drop and DJ Shadow as their Sunday night headliners, and the first acts for 2027.
The Birmingham-based festival runs from Friday 9th-Sunday 11th July.
New Zealand’s Fat Freddy’s Drop are internationally regard...
Andy Munro sees Blues beaten at Cardiff City.
This was certainly an After the Lord Mayor’s Show performance and to be honest Blues deserved nothing against a team ten places below them – which shows how competitive the Championship is.
In the first half Blues didn’t muster a proper shot in the direction of the opposition goal, w...
Villa beat Manchester City with Dave Woodhall, amongst others, jubilant.
Saturday marked Unai Emery’s fourth anniversary as Villa manager. He couldn’t have had a finer stage to mark the occasion, nor been given a better present.
The weather was horrible, made worse by the building work that leaves the rest of Villa Park exposed...