PART of the Staffordshire Hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold – which could be snapped up by Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery – will head back to the Midlands next year, it has emerged.Read
THE only musical where it’s genuinely impossible to work out which is the men’s toilet was welcomed back to Brum by the usual lively crowd of scantily-clad, suspender-wearing fans.Read
THE only musical where it’s genuinely impossible to work out which is the men’s toilet was welcomed back to Brum by the usual lively crowd of scantily-clad, suspender-wearing fans.Read
THE only musical where it’s genuinely impossible to work out which is the men’s toilet was welcomed back to Brum by the usual lively crowd of scantily-clad, suspender-wearing fans.Read
WARM tributes were today paid to actor and scriptwriter Norman Painting – who starred in the Birmingham-made radio soap opera The Archers for almost 60 years – after he died aged 85.Read
THE Government has ordered an urgent inquiry into Birmingham’s failure to spend more than a small fraction of a £115 million fund to tackle unemployment in the city’s worst-hit areas.Read
WARM tributes were today paid to actor and scriptwriter Norman Painting – who starred in the Birmingham-made radio soap opera The Archers for almost 60 years – after he died aged 85.Read
WARM tributes were today paid to actor and scriptwriter Norman Painting – who starred in the Birmingham-made radio soap opera The Archers for almost 60 years – after he died aged 85.Read
THE Government has ordered an urgent inquiry into Birmingham’s failure to spend more than a small fraction of a £115 million fund to tackle unemployment in the city’s worst-hit areas.Read
BIRMINGHAM Mail readers are in the frame to enter a competition which aims to to show off the best of the Midlands and gives the chance to win top prizes.Read
A COMPANY of British fusiliers which lost seven soldiers – including four from the Midlands – on a six-month tour of Afghanistan were returning home today.Read
A TALENTED Birmingham boxer who left a paramedic fighting for life after he ran a red light as he tried to escape police was starting a four-year sentence today.Read
HUNDREDS of creditors of van-maker LDV are set to receive “little or nothing” following its £75 million crash – with paltry dividends of less than 1p in the pound, it emerged today.Read
