Mar
2005
Articles from 10th Mar 2005
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Sixties goes up the wall
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
AN AMBITIOUS exhibition examining the art of the Sixties set against the context of a changing Britain is gracing the walls of a Birmingham gallery. Read
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Get tough on Paul's killers
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
The anguished family of city churchyard murder victim Paul Tanner today backed a campaign to crackdown on knife crime. Read
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New chief of the arts
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
Britian's premier centre for African Caribbean and Asian arts in Birmingham has appointed a new chief executive. Read
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Rat-plagued family see video nasty
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
This is the picture that confirmed a city family's worst fears that their home had become over-run with rats. Read
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The pipes, the pipes are calling
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
A Birmingham Irish marching band is facing a transatlantic dash this weekend after being invited to march in two of the three biggest St Patrick's Day Parades in the world. Read
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My world has just stopped
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
Bubbly and smiling, Trina Clinton was a golf-loving mum who seemed to have everything to live for. Read
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Jack is a real high-flyer
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
He's too young to drive a car but teenager Jack Newman has no problem flying through skies. Read
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Merger springs 50 new jobs
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
A Mmidland manufacturing firm has launched a recruitment drive for 50 new jobs. Read
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High note for Caron
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
One hundred singers of all ages will be aiming to hit the high notes for Gloria Hunniford at a Birmingham concert in her daughter's name. Read
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Police quiz man on killing
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
Murder squad detectives were today continuing to quiz a man over the killing of a keep-fit fan as he worked out at a packed Birmingham gym. Read
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Hell's bells, Gordon...
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
It was enough to prompt an outburst worthy of fiery chef Gordon Ramsay himself. Read
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£5,000 - to catch killers
Mar 10 2005 | Top Stories
Tonight the Evening Mail is putting up a £5,000 reward to catch the heartless killers of Birmingham stab victim Paul Tanner - but let's not stop there. Read
