Vieni dances a fine line where British Italian restaurants often fail
Vieni, an Italian restaurant in the Jewellery Quarter of Birmingham, is small, Sicilian and scrappy. The Instagram bio of its che…
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Oudh 1722, London SE1: ‘Finickety food, yes, but still a blowout feast’ – restaurant review | Grace Dent on restaurants ⊕⊕
It may be obviously Michelin-chasing, but it’s also resolutely midriff-expanding
Oudh 1722 is chef Aktar Islam’s first foray into London, following his barnstorming ascent in Birmingham with the likes…
6 months ago
BBC fans fume 'I hate this, what the hell?!' as legendary kids' TV show is slapped with woke trigger warning ⊖⊖
BBC fans have been left in shock after spotting a woke trigger warning on episodes of 1990s children's programme Brum.
7 months ago
Intimidating masked youths, sky high prices and yobs trying to start fights at 5pm: Birmingham's Frankfurt market was once the pride of Brum, now it's a festive nightmare - and don't get me started on the pouting influencers ⊖
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The Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market I used to be so eager to visit each year is now little more than a tourist trap, filled with troublemakers.
14 months ago
PETER HOSKIN: If you still pine for playing with your toy trucks, or long to be operating a crane rather than a computer, then RoadCraft is for you... ○
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Brum brum. Chugga chugga chugga. Dig dig dig. Has there ever been a game that recreates the childhood feeling of playing with your toy trucks quite like RoadCraft does? Not that I can think of.
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