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Robbers who broke into a suburban house in Hall green stumbled upon a cannabis factory

BURGLARS who broke into a suburban detached house on a quiet tree-lined Birmingham street stumbled upon a cannabis factory.Read

Robbers who broke into a suburban house in Hall green stumbled upon a cannabis factory

BURGLARS who broke into a suburban detached house on a quiet tree-lined Birmingham street stumbled upon a cannabis factory.Read

Robbers who broke into a suburban house in Hall green stumbled upon a cannabis factory

BURGLARS who broke into a suburban detached house on a quiet tree-lined Birmingham street stumbled upon a cannabis factory.Read

Birmingham golf courses bring forward winter price cuts to lure players

GREEN fees are being cut early at Birmingham’s seven municipal golf courses despite their under par financial performance.Read

Green nappy plant Knowaste secures DIY product deal

THE developer of Britain’s first disposable nappy recycling facility in Birmingham has signed a deal to turn the recovered plastic into DIY products.Read

Architects draw up new plan for £12m Eastside car park

ARCHITECTS have come up with fresh plans for a multi-storey car park after it was described as possibly the ‘ugliest building in Birmingham’.Read

Twin towers plan for New Street station shelved due to economic downturn

GIANT twin towers set to straddle the southern entrance to the redeveloped New Street Station are being shelved due to the collapse in the market for city centre apartments and offices.Read

Twin towers plan for New Street station shelved due to economic downturn

GIANT twin towers set to straddle the southern entrance to the redeveloped New Street Station are being shelved due to the collapse in the market for city centre apartments and offices.Read

Twin towers plan for New Street station shelved due to economic downturn

GIANT twin towers set to straddle the southern entrance to the redeveloped New Street Station are being shelved due to the collapse in the market for city centre apartments and offices.Read

Walsall student clamped after paying for ‘all day’ parking

A BIRMINGHAM car clamper has been accused of inventing the 12-hour day in a bid to snare unsuspecting drivers.Read

Lord Coe praises Birmingham's bid for Olympic glory

LONDON Olympics supremo Lord Coe today heaped praise on Birmingham for being first out of the starting blocks to secure the Jamaican and USA athlete training camps ahead of the 2012 Games.Read

Birmingham’s Muhammed Ali centre ‘will not be demolished’

BIRMINGHAM’S Muhammad Ali community centre, left derelict for many years, will not be demolished, a council boss pledged today.Read

Rubbish collection service 'sorry' after clinical waste left on streets

BIRMINGHAM’S rubbish collection department has apologised to a housewife after failing to collect clinical waste bags from her drive for three weeks.Read

Birmingham beach celebrates its 100,000th visitor this summer

LIFE’S a beach and Brum’s beach has become part of everyday life for many people in the city.Read

Birmingham’s Muhammad Ali centre ‘will not be demolished’

BIRMINGHAM’S Muhammad Ali community centre will not be demolished, a council boss said today.Read

Birmingham beach celebrates its 100,000th visitor this summer

LIFE’S a beach and Brum’s beach has become part of everyday life for many people in the city.Read

Birmingham Lord Mayor raises cash to treat rare condition

A LORD Mayor of Birmingham, motivated by the death of his sister-in-law from a rare medical condition, has raised an incredible £18,700 for the University Hospital Birmingham.Read

Team aims to clean up Hodge Hill

A GRAFFITI and litter hit squad, joined by police, has descended on a Birmingham suburb to give it a summer holiday clean-up.Read

Perry Parr Conservative Club goes under

A BIRMINGHAM Conservative Club has gone into voluntary liquidation in the face of mounting debts.Read

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