Jul
2009
Articles from 22nd Jul 2009
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk goes Fairtrade
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
THE first Fairtrade Dairy Milk bars were rolling off the Cadbury production lines in Birmingham today. Read
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Birmingham school governor admits carrying out £23,000 fraud
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
A GOVERNOR at a Birmingham school has admitted carrying out a £23,000 fraud. Read
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Birmingham school governor admits carrying out £23,000 fraud
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
A GOVERNOR at a Birmingham school has admitted carrying out a £23,000 fraud. Read
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Bankruptcy forces Birmingham Respect councillor to stand down
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
A BIRMINGHAM city councillor has resigned because he is facing bankruptcy proceedings. Read
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1,000 swine flu calls a day to Midland health teams
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
MIDLAND health teams have dealt with 1,000 calls a day over swine flu at its peak, with more than 5,000 people in the region believed to have contracted the H1N1 virus, a leading public health official has disclosed. Read
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Police continue to try and halt Warwickshire Bulldog Bash biker festival
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
MIDLAND police chiefs today vowed they would continue the fight to halt the popular Bulldog Bash biker festival after losing a bid to have the event’s licence reviewed. Read
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Figures reveal no reduction in knife killings, despite major campaign
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
A NATIONAL programme to tackle teenage knife crime has not seen a reduction in the number of killings, it was revealed today. Read
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Schools minister announces 400 extra sixth-form places for Birmingham
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
MORE than 400 extra places are to be created in school sixth forms and further education colleges in Birmingham as part of the Government’s pledge to provide learning for every 16- and 17-year-old who wants to stay in education. Read
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk goes Fairtrade
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
THE first Fairtrade Dairy Milk bars were rolling off the Cadbury production lines in Birmingham today. Read
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Figures reveal no reduction in knife killings, despite major campaign
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
A NATIONAL programme to tackle teenage knife crime has not seen a reduction in the number of killings, it was revealed today. Read
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Schools minister announces 400 extra sixth-form places for Birmingham
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
MORE than 400 extra places are to be created in school sixth forms and further education colleges in Birmingham as part of the Government’s pledge to provide learning for every 16- and 17-year-old who wants to stay in education. Read
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Cadbury's Dairy Milk goes Fairtrade
Jul 22 2009 | Birmingham News
THE first Fairtrade Dairy Milk bars were rolling off the Cadbury production lines in Birmingham today. Read
