Apr
2009
Articles from 29th Apr 2009
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Witness tells how car killed Villa fan
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
A CAR went up into the air and landed back on the body of an Aston Villa fan after it hit him, a court heard today. Read
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Equality at work is for everyone
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
THERE is understandably a lot of concern on the part of workers about the issues that may get squeezed as a result of the recession. Read
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New clue in hunt for murderers of Bromsgrove man
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
POLICE investigating the death of a Birmingham man have renewed their appeal for information, releasing a photograph of his car. Read
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Councillor faces fresh delay in legal challenge
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
A BIRMINGHAM City Council cabinet member, fighting to clear his name after a top election official found he had lodged “scurrilous” accusations against a political rival, faces a fresh delay before his case can be heard. Read
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Harborne pub garden curfew lifted
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
CUSTOMERS at a Birmingham pub will be able to drink in the garden until the early hours after a resident failed to support an objection about noise. Read
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ROAD closures will be in place from 9.30am on Sunday on Walsall Road (into the city), Harrier Way, Alridge Road (out of the city) and Church Road. The roads will be re-opened as soon as runners pass through.
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
Anyone with enquires should contact the Fun Run control centre at the Alexander Stadium on 07853 970 180. Read
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Antarctic adventurer returns to a 'smelly' Birmingham
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
A DAD of three who has spent 18 months in frozen Antarctica has been reunited with his family in Birmingham. Read
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Robbers strike victim on head with hammer
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
A MAN was struck over the head with a hammer by a gang of robbers who then ran off with the bag of cash he carried. Read
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Blackout hits Sutton Coldfield homes
Apr 29 2009 | Birmingham News
HOMES and businesses in Sutton Coldfield were plunged into darkness today when an underground cable fault triggered a power cut. Read
