- Birmingham-made film NFA to premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival – News
“not only was it filmed on location but also stars Birmingham-born actor Patrick Baladi, who played Ricky Gervais’s boss in The Office, and was produced by 104 Films, a production company co-founded by acclaimed Sutton Coldfield filmmaker Justin Edgar” - Cultural Entrepreneurship
Annette Naudin’s students have been interviewing James Yarker (Stan’s Cafe), Rosie Kay, Dorothy Wilson (MAC), Emma Chetcuti (Multistory) and many others - The Chamberlain Files = Sport and culture to “take centre stage” under Labour
“Giving details about how the new cabinet system would work, Sir Albert explained that deputy council leader Ian Ward will oversee the city’s arts, culture and sport budget, with the cabinet Member for Commissioning, Contracting & Improvement, Stewart Stacey, ensuring that the arts and sport budget is effectively used by organisations receiving council grants.”
