Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
FAMILIES across Solihull can get free essential health check-ups at a local chemist's through February. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
THEY are not even teenagers yet, but a dynamic Birmingham duo have stepped out in style to pick up an award in the tough world of dance. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A POLICE chief today vowed to take action against parents who fuel underage drinking in the street by supplying booze to teenagers. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
THE QUEEN is set to share an 80th birthday party with Staffordshire pensioners who reach the same milestone this year. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A PATIENT who vanished from a Staffordshire hospital may be in Blackpool, police said today. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
TENANTS can share a £45 million home improvement bonanza if they serve notice to quit on their Tamworth Council landlords, it emerged today. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A BURGLAR who grabbed an elderly woman round the neck when she disturbed him in her home in the middle of the night has been jailed for five years. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A SMETHWICK machinist alleged to have been reading a newspaper in a rest room when he should have been working has lost his claim for unfair dismissal and race discrimination. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
POLICE are crushing thousands of pounds worth of mini motorbikes as part of a crackdown on antisocial behaviour. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A MAN has appeared before magistrates following a crackdown by Solihull Council on flyposting. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
DOZENS of workers were evacuated from an industrial estate after a blaze involving a gas cylinder. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
TWO women staff at a Black Country care home have been cleared of mistreating an elderly resident after a lengthy council inquiry. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
DETECTIVES hunting a fugitive rapist today appealed to the Birmingham public for help to trace him. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
DEFIANT bosses at Birmingham city centre's premier rock venue insist they are going nowhere, despite a planned multi-million pound revamp. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
DIRTY or rodent-infested city restaurants, cafes, and food stores are to be publicly "named and shamed". Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
FORGET the Baftas or the Oscars - the biggest and best award ceremony when it comes to Birmingham's nightlife is the BOBS - the Best of Broad Street Awards, which launches today. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
BOYCOTT the bar. That was cricket lover Tim Fell's cry today as he launched a campaign to save the tradition of spectators taking booze to Test and one-day matches. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A WEST Midland MP today called for a boycott of Birmingham chocolate giant Cadbury, accusing bosses of betraying British farmers. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A CONVICTED burglar who tricked police into letting him out of prison was "sprung" from a police car during a violent armed assault in a Birmingham street, the City's Crown Court heard. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
FIREFIGHTERS were today investigating the cause of a blaze that broke out at a Midland cricket club, leaving the single-storey building gutted. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
MOST teenage boys dream of storming the charts as a rock star, but 16-year-old Philip Achille has just realised one of his goals as the best young harmonica player in the world. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A CHRISTIAN society has had its assets frozen and been banned from holding meetings at Birmingham University for refusing membership to non-Christians. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A DRIVER and his passenger were thrown from their car after it mounted the pavement and crashed into a road sign. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
MORE than £50,000 is to be invested in unjamming one of the city's worst traffic bottlenecks. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
POLICE in the Midlands today launched an investigation after a man indecently exposed himself to three teenage girls. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
HEALTH bosses have been raiding a nurse's training fund to clear millions of pounds of debts from crisis-hit hospitals in the Midlands. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
MINISTERS have pledged to get more than a third of Birmingham's 54,000 incapacity benefit claimants back to work. Read
Jan 25 2006 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND teacher and her baby daughter have been found shot dead in their home in America, sparking a transatlantic hunt for her British husband. Read