Nov
2008
Articles from 25th Nov 2008
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Birmingham launches its own plan to beat the recession
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
BIRMINGHAM City Council has set out its own plan for ending the recession, by allowing the nation’s big cities to take the lead. Read
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Ministry of Defence set to name Royal Marine killed in an explosion in Afghanistan
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
DEFENCE chiefs were today expected to name a British serviceman killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan. Read
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Birmingham parents in court over boy's death
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
A MOTHER and father were today appearing in court charged over the death of a child believed to be their four-year-old son. Read
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A BIRMINGHAM family whose holiday turned into a nightmare when their daughter was struck with a potentially deadly gastric disease has won a huge payout from tour operator giant Thomas Cook.
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
Craig and Sharon Daykin, from Castle Bromwich, have been awarded more than £7,400 in damages – after initially being offered just £250 in holiday vouchers in recompense. Read
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Amy Winehouse 'back in hospital'
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
SINGER Amy Winehouse is back in hospital after reacting badly to medication, according to reports today. Read
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Chancellor Alistair Darling defends his £1trillion gamble to pull Britain out of recession
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
CHANCELLOR Alistair Darling today defended his £1 trillion gamble to drag Britain out of recession, insisting that he was doing the “right thing” to support the economy. Read
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Birmingham family gets £7,000 for holiday hell
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
A BIRMINGHAM family whose holiday turned into a nightmare when their daughter was struck with a potentially deadly gastric disease has won a huge payout from tour operator giant Thomas Cook. Read
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6,000 Birmingham children rock NIA with Queen classic
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
THOUSANDS of Birmingham schoolchildren performed the Queen classic Bohemian Rhapsody on the very stage graced by the band only weeks ago. Read
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Chef Gordon Ramsay has vowed his troubled personal life will not stop him from appearing at the BBC Good Food Show at Birmingham's NEC
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
CELEBRITY chef Gordon Ramsay vowed his troubled personal life will not stop him from starring at a major food event to be staged in Birmingham this week. Read
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Two found guilty of murder of Hell's Angel Gerry Tobin
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
A JURY was considering further verdicts today after two members of a biker gang were found guilty of murdering a Hell’s Angel who was shot dead on the M40. Read
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Birmingham parents in court over boy's death
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
A MOTHER and father were today appearing in court charged over the death of a child believed to be their four-year-old son. Read
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Chancellor Alistair Darling defends his £1trillion gamble to pull Britain out of recession
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
CHANCELLOR Alistair Darling today defended his £1 trillion gamble to drag Britain out of recession, insisting that he was doing the “right thing” to support the economy. Read
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Amy Winehouse 'back in hospital'
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
SINGER Amy Winehouse is back in hospital after reacting badly to medication, according to reports today. Read
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Ministry of Defence set to name Royal Marine killed in an explosion in Afghanistan
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
DEFENCE chiefs were today expected to name a British serviceman killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan. Read
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Talented Brits win seven of the 10 Emmy Awards on offer in New York
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
DAVID Suchet declared an “unbelievable night for the Brits” as they monopolised the International Emmys in New York, picking up seven of the 10 awards on offer. Read
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6,000 Birmingham children rock NIA with Queen classic
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
THOUSANDS of Birmingham schoolchildren performed the Queen classic Bohemian Rhapsody on the very stage graced by the band only weeks ago. Read
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Support for Birmingham's 25-year city centre vision
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
GLOBAL investors are queuing to cast their eyes over Birmingham’s vision for the future outlined in the city centre masterplan. Read
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Pupils from Fox Hollies special school enjoyed a tour of Yardley Wood bus garage
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
STUDENTS from a Fox Hollies special school have been on the buses thanks to a fundraising campaign by National Express West Midlands. Read
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Passenger numbers at Birmingham International Airport remain strong
Nov 25 2008 | Birmingham News
BIRMINGHAM International Airport is bucking the national trend in falling passenger numbers, it was revealed today. Read
