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Jasbir Authi

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Birmingham charity Made By Young People offering £1,000-worth of clothes

A CITY youth group is appealing to worthy causes to claim £1,000 worth of trendy new clothing.Read

Solihull dealership helps FastAid

A KINDHEARTED Solihull car dealership is supporting its local lifesaving charity FastAid by loaning it a brand new Mini Cooper Coupe, for a year.Read

Birmingham double murder: Lithuanian national Rimvydas Liorancas to be charged with Handsworth Wood murder of Avtar Kolar and wife Carole

A man will appear in court today charged with the murders of a couple found dead in their home. Read

Hall Green Ward Meeting on friday

THE Hall Green Ward Committee meeting will be held from 7pm tomorrow at Hall Green Library, Stratford Road, Hall Green. Residents welcome.Read

Longbridge Ward Committee meeting on Tuesday

THE Longbridge Ward Committee meeting will be held from 7pm on Tuesday at Rednal Hill Junior School, Irwin Avenue, Rednal. Residents welcome.Read

Back to Backs launches appeal for wallpaper for new exhibition at a historic Birmingham attraction

SCRAPS of wallpapers are needed for a new exhibition at a historic Birmingham attraction.Read

Record numbers visit Walsall leisure centres

WALSALL council chiefs are celebrating after record numbers of people flocked to their four leisure centres last year.Read

Kings Norton Ward Meeting

THE Kings Norton Ward Committee meeting will be held from 7pm on Thursday at St Paul’s School, Sisefield Road. Residents welcome to attend.Read

Hall Green constituency meeting

SWIMMERS concerned about the future of Moseley Road Baths can have their say at a meeting.Read

Meriden anti-gypsy camp campaigners set out their demands

Meriden campaigners who set up a protest camp after gypsies moved onto greenbelt land have pledged to fight on as long as the travellers remain.Read

Aston Villa legends play charity game for Harry Moseley

NEARLY a thousand fans turned up to watch Aston Villa stars in a charity football match in honour of brave schoolboy Harry Moseley who died of brain cancer.Read

Broad Street boss hands in petition against Birmingham police front counter changes

THE boss of Birmingham’s Golden Mile has handed in a petition in protest at plans to close police station front counters at night.Read

Birmingham double murder update: Second man arrested in connection with Avtar and Carole Kolar deaths

DETECTIVES investigating the murder of Birmingham couple Avtar and Carole Kolar have arrested a second man in connection with their deaths. The 41-year-old man, from Birmingham, was arrested by officers investigating the double murder in Handsworth Wood. Read

Highways Agency announce major motorway works in West Midlands

WORK is due to begin on a £126 million package of measures aimed at slashing congestion on the M6 through Birmingham.Read

Birmingham Farmers Market in city centre

THE Birmingham Farmers Market will be held at Upper New Street, near Victoria Square, in the city centre, from 9am to 6.30pm on Wednesday.Read

Edgbaston Reservoir open day

Rangers at the Edgbaston Reservoir will be celebrating their Local Nature Reserve status by holding a free open day for all the family. Read

Coffee morning in Moseley

The St Mary’s and St Anne’s United Benefice are holding a coffee and company morning on January 21. Read

Moseley and Kings Heath meeting

THE Moseley and Kings Heath Ward Committee meeting will be held at Kings Heath Primary School, Valentine Road, from 7pm on WednesdayRead

Kings Norton ward meeting

THE Kings Norton Ward Committee meeting will be held at St Paul’s School, Sisefield Road, from 7pm on Thursday. Residents welcome.Read

Moseley and Kings Heath Ward meeting

THE MOSELEY and Kings Heath Ward Committee meeting will be held from 7pm on Wednesday at Kings Heath Primary School on Valentine Road.Read

Author Profile

Jasbir Authi covers central Birmingham and is a general news and court reporter. Her journalism training was carried out here in the city at the Sunday Mercury and Birmingham Mail newspapers.