Jun
2009
Articles from 11th Jun 2009
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A MAN told today how he and paramedics battled in vain to save a schoolboy cyclist who was fatally injured in a road accident.
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
The 13-year-old boy, named locally as Brendan Harrison, suffered serious head and leg injuries in the accident. Read
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Cash-strapped Jaguar Land Rover set to axe research projects
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
JAGUAR Land Rover is set to axe vital research and development projects because the Government’s heavily-hyped scheme to help carmakers get loans has failed to provide a penny to any manufacturer, six months after it was launched. Read
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Girl group Bond shake up Birmingham Bullring
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
STRING quartet Bond put on an electrifying show at Birmingham’s Bullring to celebrate the recording of their new mini-album. Read
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Blunder blamed for spread of swine flu at Birmingham school
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
HEALTH bosses missed the chance to halt the UK’s biggest outbreak of swine flu at a Birmingham school – because they thought sick pupils had a different illness, it was revealed today. Read
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Cash-strapped Jaguar Land Rover set to axe research projects
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
JAGUAR Land Rover is set to axe vital research and development projects because the Government’s heavily-hyped scheme to help carmakers get loans has failed to provide a penny to any manufacturer, six months after it was launched. Read
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Tory chief's council house plan wins praise from unlikely quarter
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
BIRMINGHAM’S straight-talking Tory housing chief last night found an unlikely ally from the left over his launch of mass council house building in the city. Read
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Selly Oak entrepreneur Fergal's a happy camper again
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
A NEW dad who lost his job due to the recession has turned his passion for classic camper vans into a livelihood. Read
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Tory chief's council house plan wins praise from unlikely quarter
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
BIRMINGHAM’S straight-talking Tory housing chief last night found an unlikely ally from the left over his launch of mass council house building in the city. Read
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Blunder blamed for spread of swine flu at Birmingham school
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
HEALTH bosses missed the chance to halt the UK’s biggest outbreak of swine flu at a Midland school – because they thought sick pupils had a different illness, it was revealed today. Read
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Birmingham sisters' brutal killed jailed
Jun 11 2009 | Birmingham News
A SENIOR Birmingham detective today welcomed the 34-year jail sentence dished out to brutal double killer Mohammed Ali. Read
