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Midland heart trouble man goes missing

POLICE are concerned for the welfare of a missing Midland pensioner.Read

Midland heart trouble man goes missing

POLICE are concerned for the welfare of a missing Midland pensioner.Read

Northfield school site to be a nursery

A SMALL, independent fee-paying school which was forced to close last year will be full of children once more – when it reopens as a nursery in September.Read

Cops search for a gunman three years after a shopkeeper was shot dead

POLICE said they were still trying to catch the killer of a Birmingham shopkeeper at the close of an inquest three years after his death.Read

Northfield couple supply Dutchman's wedding flowers

A DUTCH groom-to-be has turned his back on the tulips of Amsterdam in favour of blooms by Brummies for his big day.Read

Steering clear of road woes for Birmingham Carnival

ORGANISERS of Birmingham Carnival said they want to keep traffic disruption to a minimum for the biennial festival next month.Read

Birmingham neighbour from hell is sent packing

A NEIGHBOUR from hell who “ruined” a quiet Birmingham cul-de-sac has been ordered to quit the neighbourhood.Read

Net gains for teen bookworms

YOUNG bookworms have been taking part in a day talking about their favourite reads and finding out how to pen their own.Read

Man who died after having tooth extracted suffered from swine flu, inquest hears

A MIDLAND man who died after having a tooth out was suffering from swine flu, an inquest heard.Read

Residents step up Sparkhill baths fight

PARENTS concerned for the health of their families demanded to know when a Birmingham swimming pool would reopen at a packed council meeting. About 100 people attended the Springfield Ward Committee meeting to seek answers about the future of Sparkhill pool, which closed a year ago after asbestos was found in a ceiling tile. Last month the Mail revealed the fitness centre had also been forced to close amid concerns over the building’s structure. Councillors tried to reassure residents they were committed to building a new £9m site. Coun Tanveer Choudhry (Lib Dem, Springfield) said: “We are 100 per cent committed to making sure these baths reopen as quickly as possible.”Read

Young Christians to experience poverty of Malawi

A GROUP of young Christians will experience what life is like for people living in poverty in Birmingham’s twin dioceses of Malawi.Read

Florida sun, sand, sea and – space!

JUST as the world looked skywards for man’s first steps on the Moon 40 years ago, so did we.Read

Cadbury's Dairy Milk goes Fairtrade

THE first Fairtrade Dairy Milk bars were rolling off the Cadbury production lines in Birmingham today.Read

Cadbury's Dairy Milk goes Fairtrade

THE first Fairtrade Dairy Milk bars were rolling off the Cadbury production lines in Birmingham today.Read

Cadbury's Dairy Milk goes Fairtrade

THE first Fairtrade Dairy Milk bars were rolling off the Cadbury production lines in Birmingham today.Read

Birmingham firm Cadbury's backing training of guide dog Wispa

MORE than £500 has been raised towards the training of a guide dog called Wispa sponsored Cadbury’s.Read

YouTube singing sensation Vinnie Waldron wows judge

A NINE-year-old boy has been talent-spotted by a record producer after his family put a video of him singing on YouTube.Read

Music bosses wowed by YouTube singing sensation Vinnie Waldron

A NINE-year-old boy has been talent-spotted by a record producer after his family put a video of him singing on YouTube.Read

Solihull schoolgirl designs her own prom dress

TEENAGER Natalie Sexton is hoping to be the belle of the ball at her school prom tomorrow night wearing a stunning dress she designed herself.Read

Solihull schoolgirl designs her own prom dress

TEENAGER Natalie Sexton is hoping to be the belle of the ball at her school prom tomorrow night wearing a stunning dress she designed herself.Read

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