Sep
2009
Articles from 18th Sep 2009
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AN ANONYMOUS caller has named a person they suspect of killing of a “quiet, family man” who paid the ultimate price for acting as a peacemaker during a brawl in Birmingham.
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
Now detectives have urged the person who dialled the Crimestoppers hotline over the death of David Weaver to come forward and make an official statement. Read
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A DISABLED man who claimed he was tarred and feathered on a Birmingham street in an apparent vigilante attack today relived his alleged ordeal.
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
Alan Topping said he was bundled in to the back of a van and beaten unconscious before being tied half-naked to a tree during an hour-long ordeal. Read
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Birmingham speedway must cut noise
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
BIRMINGHAM Brummies speedway owner Tony Mole today vowed to continue his battle for the club’s long-term future after the outfit won a stay of execution. Read
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AN ANONYMOUS caller has named a person they suspect of killing of a “quiet, family man” who paid the ultimate price for acting as a peacemaker during a brawl in Birmingham.
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
Now detectives have urged the person who dialled the Crimestoppers hotline over the death of David Weaver to come forward and make an official statement. Read
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Six hurt as two cars collide in city centre during morning rush-hour
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
SIX people were taken to hospital today after two cars crashed on a busy Birmingham commuter route. Read
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Councillor happy at protest group English Defence League's vow never to return to Birmingham
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
A BIRMINGHAM councillor today said “goodbye and good riddance” after the controversial English Defence League vowed never to hold another demonstration in the city – because they think it is too violent. Read
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China 'deal' to axe Birmingham LDV van-maker
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
By Jon Griffin Read
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By Will Oliphant
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
LUCKY Susan Harwood has scooped a bumper crop of goodies after claiming the rollover prize in the Birmingham Mail’s Match and Win competition. Read
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A DISABLED man who claimed he was tarred and feathered on a Birmingham street in an apparent vigilante attack today relived his alleged ordeal.
Sep 18 2009 | Birmingham News
Alan Topping said he was bundled in to the back of a van and beaten unconscious before being tied half-naked to a tree during an hour-long ordeal. Read
