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Culture Coventry Trust, which manages the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, has secured grant funding of £500,000 from Arts Council England and an additional £100,000

The first ever major exhibition in the UK devoted to the 2 Tone music sensation is to be held where it all began in the city of Coventry — and members of the public are being asked to contribute their own memorabilia and memories.

Eight Coventry residents who are passionate about their communities have been chosen for a new programme with Coventry City of Culture Trust and 64 Million Artists.

Eligible City of Wolverhampton businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors can now apply for an additional one-off national lockdown grant of up to £9,000.

The British Motor Museum is gearing up to run a full schedule of motoring shows and events in 2021. At least 17 are being planned for 2021, including the return of several popular events such as the Retro Truck Show and Buses Festival that were cancelled due to the pandemic in 2020.

City of Wolverhampton Council is set to finalise plans for the second phase of Wolverhampton Art Gallery improvement works to start in June 2021.

New computer-generated images have been revealed showcasing what the Civic Halls interior will look like once major refurbishment works are completed.

Visited by thousands of visitors each year - both human and hound - there are hundreds of picture opportunities to take advantage of at Bantock Park in Wolverhampton.

Tourism businesses across Coventry and Warwickshire are spreading the joy this Christmas with lots of festive events, shows and musicals on offer.

It’s Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (BMAG), but not quite as you know it!