A MEMORIAL plaque to honour Birmingham's war heroes could soon have pride of place in the heart of the city thanks to a long campaign by historian Chris Sutton.Read
IT might be the oddest day out in town but a trip to the cemetery is fast becoming a popular tourist attraction to rank alongside the best theme park.Read
THE FATE of 13 Post Offices in the Edgbaston constituency will be known early next summer when Post Office bosses carry out their next round of closures.Read
"GANG members get into peace" and "no more blood on our streets" were some of the banner slogans carried by almost 200 people who staged a peace march.Read
THE news that Birmingham's white community will be an ethnic minority in less than 17 years will not affect existing good community relations, according to a leading city Muslim.Read
THE design of new homes proposed for one of Birmingham's historic garden suburbs have been branded an "architectural monstrosity" by angry residents.Read
The Lib Dem veteran went walkabout in Washwood Heath's bustling Alum Rock Road to talk to residents, while giving his support to local councillor Tariq Khan, who is also a Lib Dem prospective Parliamentary candidate.Read
A CHURCH which spawned the creation of Aston Villa Football Club holds its last service on Sunday before its demolition to make way for a new £4.5 million centre.Read
HE MAY be only 11 but Curtis Stanley is already dancing his way to a world title after beating thousands of young hopefuls in an international street dance championship.Read
