Apr
2009
Articles from 16th Apr 2009
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Amir Khan backing campaign to keep kids off Midland railway lines
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
BRITISH boxing champ Amir Khan has thrown his weight behind a campaign to drive railway crime into the sidings. Read
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TRIBUTES have been paid to a proud Brummie known as the Summer Lane Kid for his passionate campaign to keep the Hockley neighbourhood’s past alive.
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
Friends and relatives of Brian Harding, 69, said he will be remembered for setting up the Summer Laners Society. Read
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Birmingham man held after attack on Virgin Trains manager
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
Mark Cowan Read
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MPs in plea for Chancellor to help automotive supply chain
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
ALISTAIR Darling must act to help the automotive supply chain when he delivers his budget next week, a cross-party group of MPs has demanded. Read
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HUNDREDS of teenage girls in Birmingham could be missing out on the new lifesaving jab to prevent cervical cancer because of where they live, it was feared today.
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
The Department of Health has encouraged all Primary Care Trusts to give the HPV vaccine in schools. Read
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Wrestling star Bret 'Hitman' Hart attracts big queues at book-signing
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
THERE was plenty of harsh head-locks and beastly body-slams as wrestling fever broke out in Birmingham. Read
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Yardley Wood murder accused tells of fatal tussle
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
A WOMAN accused of murdering her love rival wept as she told a court she never meant to hurt her. Read
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Worries over Midland mental health care
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
By Alison Dayani Read
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BIRMINGHAM is set to be a frontrunner for a £250 million Government plan to clean up the environment by creating electric car cities across the UK.
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
The city will be part of a New Labour green revolution to transform Britain’s road transport network by offering consumers incentives of £5,000 to purchase electric cars. Read
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BIRMINGHAM is set to be a frontrunner for a £250 million Government plan to clean up the environment by creating electric car cities across the UK.
Apr 16 2009 | Birmingham News
The city will be part of a New Labour green revolution to transform Britain’s road transport network by offering consumers incentives of £5,000 to purchase electric cars. Read
