IT'S the show of the century! That's because these stagestruck youngsters are starring in their own Gang Show to mark 100 years of scouting in Birmingham.Read
A BOY who lost his battle with cancer almost 20 years ago is the inspiration behind an ambitious piece of music set to have its premiere at Birmingham's new Town Hall.Read
THEY may have a combined age of just 11, but Birmingham sisters India and Olivia Chatha know what they and other youngsters really, really want to spice up children's food choices in pubs and restaurants.Read
GOLDEN hearted fishmonger Dave McLean is inspiring an entire Birmingham community to help youngsters struggling in poverty on the other side of the world.Read
A WOMAN battling terminal cancer has another fight on her hands – to get thousands of pounds of her savings out of a city-based credit union branch which has had its assets frozen. Read
IT'S a bit like Big Brother 1940s style, but one Birmingham schoolboy says his time as a wartime evacuee on a TV reality show has been a life changing experience.Read
YOUNGSTERS with hearing problems across Birmingham are getting a helping hand with gadgets to improve their quality of life, thanks to the city's newest community radio station and Barclays Bank.Read
A YOUNG playwright whose dynamism has already earned her the nickname 'Supergirl' among her friends, is branching out by staging a fashion show with an African theme.Read
HOPES of creating a national weapons amnesty day could become reality after the Home Office held talks in Birmingham with the mums of gun victims Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis.Read
TWO Birmingham youngsters who were devastated by the death of their mum four years ago have channelled their grief into raising thousands of pounds to help sufferers of Motor Neurone disease.Read
THE Archbishop of Birmingham The Rt Rev Vincent Nichols was among several VIPs invited to see the start of a new era at Birmingham's St Paul's School for Girls which celebrates its centenary this year.Read
THE threats to Birmingham's Victorian heritage will be highlighted at an all-day event to celebrate the work done by a group of people over the past four decades to save some of the city's historic landmarks.Read
FIVE years after the shocking murders of Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis, today the Birmingham Mail can unveil a new, special legacy in memory of the tragic teenagers.Read
THE world of work can be a very daunting one after student life, but these two budding entrepreneurs are hoping their joint printing venture will spell out success for 2008.Read
