She’d asked to celebrate there and, at first, Ashley and Jess had refused – they knew the difficulties of deciding who was of age to drink and who was too young to serve when the bar was packed with youngsters.Read
HE’D done well for himself, young Ashley. By the time he was 21 his childhood sweetheart, Sharon, the white girl from Devon, was sharing the house he was buying in Winson Green, and his son, baby Calam, was thriving.Read
HEAR the second part of fallen prime time TV presenter Ashley Blake's exclusive interview with Birmingham Mail award winning writer Maureen Messent.Read
When BBC Midlands Today presenter Ashley Blake was on screen, viewers saw a friendly, charming face. When he was found guilty of unlawful wounding and attempting to pervert the course of justice, the world was shocked to learn of a long list of previous convictions. Just before he was jailed, he told MAUREEN MESSENT of his childhood in inner city Birmingham and his early year of petty crime.Read
Disgraced former BBC presenter Ashley Blake tells MAUREEN MESSENT of his childhood in inner city Birmingham and his early year of petty crime after he was found guilty of unlawful wounding and attempting to pervert the course of justice.Read
The teenage victim of disgraced former BBC television presenter Ashley Blake last night said the assault eight months ago still played on his mind every day.Read
DISGRACED TV presenter Ashley Blake was today being sentenced after he was convicted of battering a teenager with a wooden pole and lying to police.Read
THE teenager hit in the face with a wooden pole by former BBC newsreader Ashley Blake broke his silence last night and said: ‘‘He deserves to go to jail.’’Read
The Midlands Today reporter was recently found guilty of unlawfully wounding 17-year-old Greg Jones by hitting him with a 3ft patio umbrella pole, scarring him for life.Read
Shamed BBC newsreader Ashley Blake said he faces financial ruin after being found guilty of hitting a teenager with a wooden pole and lying to police to protect himself.Read