241 Portland Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands B178LSThe Portland Pavilion is located at 241 Portland Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands.
Below is a list of what's on at The Portland Pavilion - if you're organising an event at this venue, it's free to add an event.
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By Paul ArnoldNorthampton's Phil Dowson will captain England in their match against the Barbarians on Sunday at Tw…
By Paul ArnoldAfter a fantastic start to the Formula 1 season McLaren drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton nee…
By Lucy MiddletonMobile network company Orange have announced it will not be renewing its sponsorship of the book awa…
By Amanda ArnoldThe Stone Roses played a surprise 11 song set at Warrington Parr Hall last night, their first gig in 16 years.
By Amanda ArnoldThe Scissor Sisters are planning to dress regally for their royal bash at the Tower of London in cel…
By Paul ArnoldWith the French Open starting at Roland Garros next week Rafael Nadal has struck an important psycho…
By Amanda ArnoldRonan Keating has announced on Twitter this afternoon that he will be performing a fourteen-date tou…
By Lucy MiddletonStaines in Surrey has officially changed its name to Staines-upon-Thames in an attempt to boost the town's image.
By Amanda ArnoldRobin Gibb one of the three brothers who made up the Bee Gees has lost his fight against liver and c…
By Amanda ArnoldThe Queen of Disco Donna Summer has died at the age of 63 after secretly battling with cancer.
The beat goes on at NibleyBritEvents' Amanda Arnold reviews the Nibley Festival, a non-profit and family-friendly event set in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds in Gloucestershire.
Britain's Open Art and Craft StudiosIn many parts of the UK throughout the year, artists and crafts people collaborate to open their studios to the general public. Open studios give art lovers the chance to buy art and crafts direct from the makers. They also provide fascinating glimpses into how artists and craftsmen work and live.
The Negative Effects of TourismWith tourism being one of the world's largest industries, we look at the impact that tourism and travel is having on our natural resources, and how sustainable tourism aims to minimise the problems associated with global tourism.
Experience London for LessLondon is one of the world's most expensive cities, yet it's possible to save money whilst visiting England's capital city. We offer practical tips on where to stay, where to eat, visiting the theatre, museums and other attractions.
