POST OFFICE bosses will be in for a rough ride when they come face to face with residents fighting to save three post office branches in one part of Birmingham.Read
NEWSHOUNDS from a Birmingham primary school took up cameras to gauge opinion on a burning issue – the possible closure of their well-used post office.Read
THERE’S been a popular post office in Handsworth Wood for more than 70 years and it’s as well used by customers today as it was when it first opened its doors in 1936.Read
FEELINGS are running so high about the threatened closure of a city post office that campaigners say they will barricade themselves in before they see the branch close.Read
THE unique power of football is being celebrated at Aston Villa as the club netted a £300,000 boost to help make life better and healthier for youngsters across the city.Read
MUSICIANS from five to the age of 70 will be joining forces for an extravaganza of Motown music after being specially coached for the one-off event by members of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.Read
IT’S like walking into a time capsule created 120 years ago, but this unique piece of British industrial heritage is to be preserved for future generations to understand how Birmingham was once the workshop of the world.Read
TEENAGER Matthew Wood was today hailed a hero by his proud family after dragging his baby brother from a fish pond in the back garden of their Birmingham home and giving him the kiss of life.Read
IT’S had a rock’n’rolling past and now the future sounds good for Birmingham’s very own house of music which has been officially opened as a social enterprise.Read
A POPULAR centre which has been a mainstay of the city’s social scene for the past three decades is bringing back the good times to Birmingham by attracting big names from the sporting and music world.Read
THE Triffid-like menace of Japanese Knotweed is creeping relentlessly across one of Birmingham’s historic garden suburbs, growing through walls and pavements.Read
HE was once Birmingham's tiny tearaway who struck terror into the hearts of his teachers. But a decade later, Karl Fitzharris is all grown up and back on the straight and narrow.Read
