Latest West Midlands news (Attractions) - Make It West Midlands

With growing shortages across UK food banks this week amidst falling donations, staff at Warwick Castle have been working hard to deliver food to locals in need at Warwick Food Bank.

Whilst the country is currently in lockdown to help stop the spread of the virus, there is plenty going on behind the scenes at the Stratford Butterfly Farm. Although the Farm is temporarily closed to the public, a core team of workers have stayed behind to look after the butterflies, birds, fish plants and other animals as well as maintaining the tropical conditions in which they live in.

The National Memorial Arboretum, in Staffordshire has been awarded the prestigious VisitEngland Gold Accolade, in recognition of the exceptional visitor experience offered by the site. This follows a series of award wins for the Arboretum in recent years, including being named Large Visitor Attraction of the Year by VisitEngland in 2018.

Black Country Living Museum (BCLM) marked a major milestone in its history on Wednesday 19 February 2020 when it welcomed its 10 millionth visitor.

The West Midlands has won praise as a leading business tourism destination from UK-based event organisers in the annual British Meetings & Events Industry Survey (BMEIS).

A brand-new moving sculpture inside an old red refurbished telephone box will be unveiled by The MAD (Mechanical Art and Design) Museum in Stratford-upon-Avon on Friday 10 January. The Museum purchased the telephone box which is located on Henley Street and commissioned one of their favourite resident artists, Pascal Bettex, to create the sculpture inside the box. 

In Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter near the picturesque St Paul’s Church lies a room quaintly tucked away under the viaducts, which traps poor souls who dare play the doctor’s sadistic game.

Brand-new Escape Rooms are to open at Hatton Country World near Warwick on 1 August. The Rooms have been created by Tulleys Entertainment GROUP, the brains behind the award winning and world famous Shocktober Fest

The legendary Royal Enfield – the oldest motorcycle brand in the world still in production - has revved its way back to its birthplace after 56 years away.