Jul
2009
Articles from 29th Jul 2009
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BIRMINGHAM could have a 25,000-capacity athletics stadium in a massive boost for the economy if the city wins the right to stage the Commonwealth Games, it emerged today.
Jul 29 2009 | Birmingham News
The city is considering bidding for the 2022 or 2026 Games and leisure boss Coun Martin Mullaney said the size of the city’s Alexander Stadium would have to be massively increased to accommodate the thousands of athletes and support teams who would flood in. Read
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Huge rise in number of desperate boys calling Midlands Childline
Jul 29 2009 | Birmingham News
THE number of depressed and worried boys in the Midlands who call ChildLine has increased sevenfold in recent years. Read
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THIS is the first picture of a Birmingham hospice volunteer who is accused of having images of child porn.
Jul 29 2009 | Birmingham News
David Rollason, 52, of Kingsbury Road, Erdington, did voluntary work at Acorns Children’s Hospice sites in the Midlands for between five and six years. Read
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Teen hurt in alleged attack by newsreader was a 'peacemaker'
Jul 29 2009 | Birmingham News
A TEENAGER injured in an alleged attack by BBC newsreader Ashley Blake was a “peacemaker”, a jury heard. Read
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BIRMINGHAM could have a 25,000-capacity athletics stadium in a massive boost for the economy if the city wins the right to stage the Commonwealth Games, it emerged today.
Jul 29 2009 | Birmingham News
The city is considering bidding for the 2022 or 2026 Games and leisure boss Coun Martin Mullaney said the size of the city’s Alexander Stadium would have to be massively increased to accommodate the thousands of athletes and support teams who would flood in. Read
