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Alcoholic Kings Norton neighbour from hell sent to prison

A ‘NEIGHBOUR from hell’ who repeatedly swore and threatened to kill a mom-of-two has been jailed.Read

Pavillions to host art installation

SHOPPERS can grab a bit of art with their purchases in the city centre.Read

Request for standard bearer

A GROUP of former servicemen are appealing to someone to become their standard bearer.Read

Floral tributes at site of Bartley Green crash which killed Adam Rose

SCORES of bouquets have been left at the site where a young man died and two others were left seriously injured in a car crash in Birmingham.Read

Four men taken to hospital in Hall Green car crash

FOUR men were taken to hospital after their car crashed into a lamppost.Read

Sponsored walk in Cannon Hill Park attracts 100 familes

BRUMMIES enjoyed a stroll in the city to raise awareness of a range of vulnerable groups.Read

Rugby player injued during tackle

A RUGBY player was airlifted to hospital after sustaining a serious head injury during a tackle.Read

Multiple car crash in Erdington

THREE people were injured during a multiple car crash in Birmingham.Read

Springfield Ward Committee meeting

THE Springfield Ward Committee Meeting will be held at 7pm on Thursday at the Sparkhill Cultural Centre, Stratford Road, Sparkhill. Locals welcome.Read

Selly Oak Ward Committee Meeting

THE Selly Oak Ward Committee meeting will be held from 7.30pm on Wednesday at the Elim Church Centre, Exeter Road. Residents welcome.Read

Sparkbrook locals to celebrate unity

SPARKBROOK locals are invited to get together to celebrate togetherness.Read

Mary Portas gives Birmingham shoppers style tips

BRITAIN’S Queen of Shops has given the thumbs up to Birmingham’s shopping scene.Read

Clean up on Addision Road in Kings Heath

RESIDENTS are invited to muck in during a street clean up at the weekend.Read

Birmingham and District Fuchsia Society Meeting

GARDENERS can learn more about preparing their fuchsias for the winter.Read

Moseley Road Baths should re-open on schedule

WORK to get a popular Birmingham baths open for the New Year is said to be on schedule.Read

Sing at the Great Western Arcade this winter

CHOIRS, bands or merry singing troupes are invited to fill a Victorian city centre arcade with Christmas cheer.Read

Japanese culture event in Birmingham

BRUMMIES can learn how to make sushi and enjoy Japanese culture.Read

Special Report: Soldier overcame war injury to give his bride a dream wedding

AS HE lay in unbearable pain in hospital having just had his left foot amputated, there was only one thing on Sergeant Ricky Banner’s mind.Read

Jazz dance away the blues

LEFT footers can put their best foot forward and become a jazz dancer.Read