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Birmingham airport celebrates 25 years of terminal building

STAFF at Birmingham Airport are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the opening of the terminal building.Read

Schools take part in World Environment Day

THE streets of Birmingham were set to be awash with colour as part of World Environment Day today.Read

Schools take part in World Environment Day

THE streets of Birmingham were set to be awash with colour as part of World Environment Day today.Read

James Brindley school pupils join uni students for eco-bag project

YOUNG Birmingham designers have joined forces with school pupils to create a range of eco-friendly shopping bags which will raise money for charity.Read

New homes in Redditch enjoy a green look

A SET of environmentally friendly houses which claim to have 40 per cent lower running costs than traditionally-built homes have been developed in Redditch.Read

Birmingham marks World Environment Day

THE streets of Birmingham will be filled with entertainers and poets all celebrating World Environment Day from Friday.Read

Homeowners' views sought on Tame River flood plans

HOMEOWNERS living near a river that burst its banks and deluged more than 300 Birmingham properties are being asked for their views on how to make it safer.Read

Digbeth coach station artwork previewed

NATIONAL Express is inviting the public to preview a piece of artwork that will accompany the redeveloped Birmingham coach station.Read

History, beauty and lots of great shops

FIT snugly into a chain of islands in the Eastern Caribbean is the beautiful country of Antigua.Read

Fears of Midlands train fares loophole despite barriers

A TRAIN company that spent more than £2.7 million on ticket barriers designed to crack down on fare dodgers could still be losing profits due to a security loophole.Read

Fears of Midlands train fares loophole despite barriers

A TRAIN company that spent more than £2.7 million on ticket barriers designed to crack down on fare dodgers could still be losing profits due to a security loophole.Read

Silver service for our future

AS the credit crisis continues to deepen and the tourism industry bears the brunt, hoteliers are being forced to make some tough choices in the name of sustainability. In the first of our two-part Green Tourism series, Environment Correspondent Patrice John visits a venue in Sutton ColdfieldRead

Chance to name a Metro tram after a Birmingham legend

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

Go Green awards celebrate environment stars

BIRMINGHAM’s biggest and best green ambassadors were honoured for their successes at an awards ceremony in the city.Read

Go Green awards celebrate environment stars

BIRMINGHAM’s biggest and best green ambassadors were honoured for their successes at an awards ceremony in the city.Read

Perry Barr councillor wants fly-tippers named and shamed

A BIRMINGHAM councillor has called for the city’s fly-tipping offenders to be named and shamed.Read

Fly-tipping in Birmingham has cost £2m in two years

COUNCIL tax payers in Birmingham have had to fork out more than £2 million in the last two years to tackle fly-tipping across the city.Read

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