Articles...
Mar 27 2006
BIRMINGHAM'S Fireworks Fantasia is set to be axed following concerns that it is not providing value for money....
Mar 27 2006
A YOUNG father has avoided spending time behind bars after he downloaded 175 indecent images of children....
Mar 27 2006
FAMILIES who have lost loved ones to knife crime today threw their weight behind the campaign to take the deadly weapons off our streets....
Mar 27 2006
A BADLY-INJURED dog which was rescued by two Highways Agency patrolmen from the fast lane of the M6 is recovering at kennels in Gnosall, Staffordshire....
Mar 27 2006
ALMOST half of former MG Rover workers at the Longbridge plant think their current job is worse than working for the car giant, it emerged today....
Mar 27 2006
A BIRMINGHAM finance manager has been accused of siphoning off more than £1 million destined for city care homes....
Mar 27 2006
THE cream of the West Midlands' talented young musicians showed off their skills in Birmingham....
Mar 27 2006
MORE than 3,000 Birmingham homes went without power after supplies were cut because of an underground cable fault....
Mar 27 2006
SCHOOLS should respect the right of Islamic girls to wear full-length dress in the classroom, Birmingham's religious leaders said....
Mar 27 2006
UNEMPLOYED people will be given tips on how to find a job at a special information day....
Mar 27 2006
TAMWORTH Council is bracing itself to lose around half of its staff in a 24 hour national strike tomorrow....
Mar 27 2006
TODAY the Birmingham Mail and West Midlands Police join forces to launch the One Knife, One Life Campaign in a bid to get killer blades off the streets....
Mar 27 2006
A FATHER and daughter who got involved in violence at a nightspot where he was celebrating his 50th birthday have been spared prison sentences....
Mar 27 2006
A COMPANY which urged kind-hearted Brummies to donate clothes and toys to charity has been fined £1,000 for running an illegal door-to-door collection....
Mar 27 2006
A CITY hotel's bid to convert most of its ground floor into a casino was today branded a loser....
Mar 27 2006
A MAN found unconscious with serious head injuries in a Midlands road was today fighting for life....
Mar 27 2006
ABOUT 25 people were recovering from injuries today after when a floor collapsed beneath them at a funeral in Birmingham...
Mar 27 2006
SUTTON Coldfield MP Andrew Mitchell today demanded that Good Hope Hospital keep its casualty department....
Mar 27 2006
WHO needs Glastonbury when you've got Gigbeth?...
Mar 27 2006
SCHOOLS across the West Midlands could be forced to close when thousands of public sector workers take strike action tomorrow....
Mar 27 2006
A TEENAGER was killed when his scooter collided with a car on a busy Midlands road....
Mar 27 2006
A TEENAGER was injured after being shot in a Midlands street....
Mar 27 2006
A DECISION on whether to approve the planned £559 million rebuild of Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital would be made "as quickly as possible", Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt pledged....
Mar 27 2006
A COUNCIL has been told it must do better in its waste and street cleansing services following a Government inspection....
Mar 27 2006
POLICE are warning motorists to be vigilant after eight cars parked at a church in Redditch were broken into in just four days....
Mar 27 2006
RELAXED planning laws make it easier than ever for family homes to be converted into student houses, Selly Oak residents have complained....
Mar 27 2006
AN UNINSURED driver who led the police on a six-mile chase past a number of Warwick schools in the middle of the afternoon has been banned from driving....
