Patrice John

£30m low carbon buses scheme gets green light

BIRMINGHAM commuters could soon be travelling on a fleet of green buses thanks to a £30 million Government windfall.Read

Move to halt road plan at Birmingham hospital

A TRAFFIC campaigner who branded a £63 million road in south Birmingham a “total waste of money” has vowed to take his appeal to the Government.Read

Move to halt road plan at Birmingham hospital

A TRAFFIC campaigner who branded a £63 million road in south Birmingham a “total waste of money” has vowed to take his appeal to the Government.Read

Kings Norton rail station in green scheme

A BIRMINGHAM railway station is set to become the region’s greenest stop as part of a national scheme.Read

Kings Norton rail station in green scheme

A BIRMINGHAM railway station is set to become the region’s greenest stop as part of a national scheme.Read

Group bids for 20mph limit in Billesley

A CAMPAIGN by environmentalists to impose a 20mph speed limit in a Birmingham suburb has met with mixed response from residents.Read

Birmingham flower trail recalls city's heritage

THE streets of Birmingham will be awash with colour this summer as the city launches a floral trail.Read

Birmingham flower trail recalls city's heritage

THE streets of Birmingham will be awash with colour this summer as the city launches a floral trail.Read

Going Zero Carbon is a challenge but we have taken it!

IT's the epitome of eco-chic, displays the ease of energy-effi- ciency and is the brainchild of Martin Wilson.Read

Scouts tackly eco activities

NORTHFIELD Methodist scouts will take part in gardening and other green activities at the Eco Centre, in Church Road next Saturday from 10am to 1pm in preparation for their Environmental Partnership badge.Read

Chance to have a say on noise worries at Birmingham Airport

RESIDENTS will have their chance to make their views heard about noise at Birmingham Airport.Read

Erdington schoolchildren meet green challenges

CHILDREN from an Erdington school have been going green and getting their parents involved.Read

Traffic flow work brings weekend of overnight closures on M6 and M42

A SCHEME to install hi-tech traffic signs will lead to large-scale motorway closures in the West Midlands this weekend.Read

Commuters invited to report expensive bus fares

COMMUTERS are invited to give their views about the most expensive bus journey in their area.Read

Monitoring gives pupils green bug

SEVEN-year-old Mollie Chapman is looking at me intently while closely clutching a snake to her neck.Read

Trams named after Birmingham legends

BIRMINGHAM Mail readers are being given the chance to name a tram after their favourite local legend as part of celebrations to mark the ten-year anniversary of the Midland Metro.Read

Birmingham bus users can have say on route changes

BIRMINGHAM’s bus users are being urged to have their say on major changes planned in the area.Read

Seven need medical help at Staffordshire triathlon

AMBULANCE crews were called to help seven triathletes suffering from the cold, wet weather yesterday. The swimming, cycling and running event was at Barton Turns Marina, Barton under Needwood, Staffordshire.Read

Seven need medical help at Staffordshire triathlon

Contracts offered for New Street station works

THE re-development of Birmingham New Street is edging a step closer with Network Rail advertising contracts worth up to £29 million for works on site.Read

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