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Allotment will help Birmingham families enjoy fruits of their labour

FAMILIES in Aston will soon be able to grow their own fruit and veg after 50 volunteers started work on a community allotment.Read

TV handed to grieving man after his home was burgled while at his wife funeral

A WIDOWER who was burgled as he attended the funeral of his wife has been given a new TV – thanks to the Birmingham Mail.Read

Birmingham city council were tipped off about bogus carer - MP

COUNCIL bosses were tipped off 12 months ago about the inadequate care of a mentally-ill patient who was left home alone by a bogus carer, an MP said.Read

COUNCIL bosses were tipped off 12 months ago about the inadequate care of a mentally-ill patient who was left home alone by a bogus carer, an MP said.

Northfield Labour MP, Richard Burden, said he raised the issue last year and is now demanding a full investigation.Read

COUNCIL bosses were tipped off 12 months ago about the inadequate care of a mentally-ill patient who was left home alone by a bogus carer, an MP said.

Northfield Labour MP, Richard Burden, said he raised the issue last year and is now demanding a full investigation.Read

Birmingham soldier hurt in Afghanistan blast is out of intensive care

A BRAVE Birmingham soldier who suffered horrific injuries in an explosion in Afghanistan has moved out of intensive care at Selly Oak Hospital.Read

Pensioner mugged on way to husband’s graveside in West Bromwich

POLICE are hunting a violent thug who carried out a “despicable attack” on a 90-year-old woman who was on the way to lay flowers at her husband’s grave.Read

Enjoying a mean time in Greenwich

FINDING something free in London is like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow or the tooth fairy at the end of your bed.Read

Erdington brothers banned from family home after drug dealing

TWO Birmingham brothers have been banned from staying at their family home for two years after using it to deal drugs.Read

Drug brothers banned from\nmum’s home in Erdington

TWO Birmingham brothers have been banned from staying at their family home for two years after using it to deal drugs.Read

Mourners line streets to farewell murdered 21-year-old Antony Ames

HUNDREDS of mourners lined the streets to bid a sad farewell to a 21-year-old murdered outside a Birmingham pub.Read

Mourners line streets to farewell murdered 21-year-old Antony Ames\n

HUNDREDS of mourners lined the streets to bid a sad farewell to a 21-year-old murdered outside a Birmingham pub.Read

A BOGUS carer who locked up a severely mentally-ill patient in a bedroom and disappeared for four hours has been jailed.

Daniel Olum, from Northfield, was arrested when he returned to the West Heath house where he should have been providing 24-hour care for the seriously-ill man.Read

A BOGUS carer who locked up a severely mentally-ill patient in a bedroom and disappeared for four hours has been jailed.

Daniel Olum, from Northfield, was arrested when he returned to the West Heath house where he should have been providing 24-hour care for the seriously-ill man.Read

A BOGUS carer who locked up a severely mentally-ill patient in a bedroom and disappeared for four hours has been jailed.

Daniel Olum, from Northfield, was arrested when he returned to the West Heath house where he should have been providing 24-hour care for the seriously-ill man.Read

Erdington firm in charity challenge to help children's hospital bid

WORKERS at a Birmingham-based tyre firm will compete against UK motoring experts on Thursday in an unusual charity rally.Read

Erdington firm in charity challenge to help children's hospital bid

WORKERS at a Birmingham-based tyre firm will compete against UK motoring experts on Thursday in an unusual charity rally.Read

Paul Bateman and his daughter Chloe,

Blues fans miss United game after St Andrews tickets fiasco

ANGRY Blues fans were turned away from the opening game against Manchester United on Sunday because Birmingham City sold some of their tickets twice.Read

Blues fans miss United game after St Andrews tickets fiasco

ANGRY Blues fans were turned away from the opening game against Manchester United on Sunday because Birmingham City sold some of their tickets twice.Read

Stalker parked on women's driveways in Birmingham

James Doyle followed women, parked on driveways with his headlights shining into houses and urinated in front of people who challenged him.Read

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