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Heartlands Hospital appeal for people with swine flu symptoms

A BIRMINGHAM hospital is appealing to people who have swine flu symptoms to stay away after casualty wards were overrun with anxious patients.Read

Birmingham people have say on Super Prix

A REVAMPED Birmingham Super Prix being given the green light would drastically improve the city’s world standing, motor racing fans and haters all agreed today.Read

Birmingham people have say on Super Prix

A REVAMPED Birmingham Super Prix being given the green light would drastically improve the city’s world standing, motor racing fans and haters all agreed today.Read

Midlands police officers run to Normandy for military charity

A TEAM of police officers and staff raised £3,600 for a military charity by completing a 65-mile run to Pegasus Bridge in Normandy.Read

Redditch cannabis factory shut down

A CANNABIS factory was shut down by police officers during a series of raids in the Midlands.Read

Redditch cannabis factory shut down

A CANNABIS factory was shut down by police officers during a series of raids in the Midlands.Read

Man faces owl-selling charge

A MIDLAND man has been charged with illegally selling owls.Read

Midland councillor Syed Mumshad Ahmed drove when banned

A MIDLAND councillor could face the axe days after being elected when he was caught driving while banned.Read

Birmingham tribute to brave forces heroes

CELEBRATIONS marking the first Armed Forces Day will be brought to a poignant halt when the city remembers Midland servicemen who lost their lives in the last 12 months.Read

Tiny Babies Big Appeal launches to raise cash for new baby unit

BIRMINGHAM Women’s Hospital has launched its Tiny Babies Big Appeal to raise £2 million for a new neonatal unit.Read

Recovering Birmingham soldier cheered up by signed Blues shirt

A BRAVE Birmingham soldier and lifelong Blues fan received a welcome boost when his beloved club visited him in hospital to present him with a shirt signed by one of his heroes.Read

Kings Heath Territorials treating our front-line troops in Afghanistan

A DUST-SWEPT lunar landscape is punctuated by the cogs of war in the middle of lawless Helmand Province.Read

Birmingham medics' vital work on Afghanistan front line

TWO ambulances pull up at the front doors of the hospital, the doors are flung open and a team of Birmingham medics spring into action.Read

Soldier tried to save Birmingham Sapper Mark Quinsey's life

Sapper Jim Taylor spoke of his “overwhelming anger and sadness” at the death of Sapper Quinsey.Read

Midland nurses in Afghanistan save mum and toddler

Medics from Kings Heath Field Hospital, who are serving in dangerous Helmand Province, worked tirelessly on the toddler after she was flown in to Camp Bastion with her seriously injured mum.Read

King’s Heath Army nurse Sandra Jordan begins Afghan tour of duty

ARMY nurse Sandra Jordan is spending three months deployed at the Camp Bastion base in Helmand province caring for wounded soldiers.Read

Voters vent fury over Birmingham MP's hotel expenses claims

WAYNE Minnot, aged 42, from Perry Barr, said: “It’s time for him to go now.Read

Kirkbride's consituents: Quitting was the only option

JULIE Kirkbride’s Broms-grove constituents signalled their approval of her decision to step down and said it was “the only decent thing” she could do.Read

Kirkbride's consituents: Quitting was the only option

JULIE Kirkbride’s Broms-grove constituents signalled their approval of her decision to step down and said it was “the only decent thing” she could do.Read

Mark Quinsey is posthumously awarded the Badge Of Honour

SAPPER Mark Quinsey today became only the third person to be awarded a Badge of Honour medallion on behalf of the people of Birmingham.Read

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