Every Flying Scotsman Departure Time in Birmingham for Steam Locomotive Spotting Saturday, January 24, 2026 flyingscotsman birmingham steamlocomotive traintravel railheritage historictrain steamtrain trainspotting theshakespeareexpress railsafety For steam train enthusiasts and history buffs alike, the arrival of The Flying Scotsman in Birmingham is a rare and thrilling event. This 103-year-old steam locomotive, a true piece of living history, will be making multiple … Read More
Birmingham City Centre’s Busiest Street Undergoes Major Transformation Saturday, January 24, 2026 birmingham newstreet citycentre regeneration construction pedestrian infrastructure publicrealm cpccivils urbanplanning A month after the final Christmas huts were packed away, Birmingham’s busiest street, New Street, has entered a new phase of transformation. Festive lights have been replaced by rubble as workers remove pavement sections, … Read More
The Best Soft Play Centres in Birmingham Recommended by Local Parents Saturday, January 24, 2026 softplay birmingham parents children family playground indoor safety playcentre brummiemummies Finding the perfect soft play centre in Birmingham can be a challenge for parents looking for a fun, safe, and engaging environment for their children. Thankfully, members of the Brummie Mummies Facebook group have shared … Read More
Birmingham’s Historic Curzon Street Station Set for Restoration as Calls Intensify to Expedite HS2 Friday, January 23, 2026 curzon hs2 birmingham restoration heritage architecture railway planning preservation infrastructure Plans to restore Birmingham’s historic Curzon Street Station have been formally approved, marking a significant step in preserving one of the world’s oldest surviving examples of monumental railway architecture. However, … Read More
New Zero-Star Hygiene Ratings Issued to Numerous Birmingham Takeaways, Shops, and Restaurants Friday, January 23, 2026 hygiene birmingham food restaurants takeaways inspections ratings safety health delivery In recent weeks, a significant number of food establishments across Birmingham have been assigned the lowest possible hygiene ratings. This includes a wide range of businesses such as restaurants, takeaways, sandwich shops, … Read More
'Ace Line' Drug Dealer Accused of Murder Claims £250-a-Day Earnings Friday, January 23, 2026 drugdealer murder birmingham trial crime heroin cocaine kingsheath selfdefense drugtrade Mohammed Rahman, a 25-year-old drug dealer, accused of murdering a customer in Birmingham, revealed he earned up to £250 a day supplying cocaine and heroin. Rahman and fellow supplier Hamza Khan, 23, are alleged to have … Read More