A CITY guide dog charity is urging Moseley locals not to back a scheme which would remove pavements, claiming it would endanger the lives of blind and vulnerable people.Read
House of Fraser, on Corporation Street, is holding a summer gala where shoppers can save up to 20 per cent and support the trust’s motorcycle paramedics.Read
House of Fraser, on Corporation Street, is holding a summer gala where shoppers can save up to 20 per cent and support the trust’s motorcycle paramedics.Read
DEREK Ralph, a post office clerk, aged 43, said: “I can understand Mr Burden claiming £7,000 for his flat. I would vote for him as he has done a lot for the area.Read
John Lyons, a 77-year-old retired delivery driver, said: “They should be punished if they have broken the law. I wouldn’t know who I would vote for this time around.”Read
A BIRMINGHAM-based Islamic charity has launched an appeal to raise £5 million to help people whose lives have been torn apart by the outbreak of fighting in Pakistan.Read
WITH the pound taking a daily battering, companies struggling to survive and the worries of a pandemic, a short and cheapish break in the UK never looked so appealing.Read
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.
