Nov
2008
Articles from 26th Nov 2008
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Birmingham National Sea Life Centre celebrates its first birth of turtles
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
TWO baby turtles, the size of 50 pence pieces, are the first offspring of a new turtle sanctuary at Birmingham’s National Sea Life Centre Read
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An overturned car causes fresh rush-hour trouble on the M6
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
THE former Birmingham kids’ home boss who was struck off for abusing his position by “inappropriately” examining vulnerable children today refused to comment on his shame. Read
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Bromsgrove girl Jess on the road to being Britain's latest cycling star
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
MIDLAND teenager Jess Varnish is cycling’s new golden girl. Read
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THOUSANDS of furious taxi drivers today demanded an apology from Birmingham City Council after a meeting over plans to introduce single-colour cabs ended in farce.
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
Police were called to Villa Park last night as up to 3,000 minicab drivers jostled to get into the Holte Suite meeting room, which has a capacity of just 800. Read
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FOOD lovers were out in force as one of the highlights of the culinary calendar rolled into Birmingham.
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
Crowds flocked to The Good Food Show at the NEC to sample the best grub, drink and watch 25 top celebrity chefs at work. Read
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Land Rover plant in Solihull closes for extra week at Christmas
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
By Jon Griffin Read
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Birmingham soldier's mother pays a moving tribute to her son who was killed in Afghanistan
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
THE mother of a Birmingham soldier killed fighting the Taliban said her son “died doing something he believed in”. Read
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Taxi drivers fume at rises in Birmingham City Council charges
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
Cabbies fume at council charges Read
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A violent YouTube video is removed from internet after being exposed by the Birmingham Mail
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
A SICKENING video showing thugs involved in a violent street brawl has been taken off the internet after it was exposed by the Birmingham Mail. Read
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Birmingham soldier's mother pays a moving tribute to her son who was killed in Afghanistan
Nov 26 2008 | Birmingham News
THE mother of a Birmingham soldier killed fighting the Taliban said her son “died doing something he believed in”. Read
