Jun
2009
Articles from 9th Jun 2009
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Technology is taking over
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
WITH an ever-increasing number of products and services being made available solely online (often with cost-savings or health benefits), the people who stand to benefit the most are often people who do not have access to the internet. Read
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It’s never too late to learn
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
DIGITAL technology is like caffeine – once you’ve got used to the stimulant, you can’t imagine life without it. Read
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Play which speaks the language of friendship
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
LOOKING For Yoghurt, the play upon which the game was based, is an international project bringing together actors and teams from the UK, Korea and Japan. Read
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Highfield Junior and Infants, Saltley
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
IT is the biggest primary school in Birmingham. Read
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PC is battling back to full fitness after her skull was fractured
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
BIRMINGHAM bobby Emma Carney loves being a police officer. Read
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My Holly’s so relaxed when she is having a massage
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
MUM Michelle Ryan is in no doubt that her baby Holly, who is four months old, enjoys the massage. Read
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Baby massage clinics a success in Birmingham
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
IT is a room full of contented smiles. Mums are beaming down at their babies – while their babies look contentedly back. Read
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Rubery children create computer game
Jun 09 2009 | Latest Features
COMPUTER games have long been held up as the prime example of children wasting time but a project in Birmingham has been showing how youngsters can learn from them. Read
