Sep
2006
Articles from 1st Sep 2006
-
Veteran councillor dies
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
TRIBUTES were paid to a long serving Worcestershire councillor who died suddenly. Read
-
US bus crash girl is back on her feet
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM student is able to stand just three days after breaking her back in a horror coach crash in the USA. Read
-
Turkey bomb family back in the city
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM family injured in the Turkish bombings were today back in the city. Read
-
Tragic M42 driver 'impaled on fence'
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM man was speared by broken fencing in a motorway crash, an inquest heard. Read
-
Second man charged over hostel murder
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A SECOND man has been charged with murder in connection with the death of a man outside the Princip Street youth hostel in Birmingham. Read
-
Road closed after shots are fired
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
POLICE forensic officers sealed off part of a busy Birmingham road for several hours after reports of a drive-by shooting. Read
-
New plan aims to bring the Maglev back
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A TROUBLED transport system which caused misery for thousands of Midland holidaymakers could bring "huge benefits" if it was introduced across the country, according to a leading Tory. Read
-
My backache turned out to be a baby
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
JOANNE Massey waited years to have a baby - but when her little miracle finally arrived she didn't expect him to make such a dramatic entrance. Read
-
M6 slip road set to re-open
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A MOTORWAY slip road reopens on Monday, offering relief to thousands of commuters delayed in roadworks on the M6. Read
-
Footballers shown the red card over noise
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
SCHOOLBOY footballers have been shown the red card from a Birmingham pitch before they've even kicked a ball - because neighbours reckon they'll be too noisy. Read
-
Final farewell to 1942 war hero
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
SIX decades after being reported missing in action, the final chapter in the story of a lost RAF bomber pilot from Sutton Coldfield was written as he was laid to rest. Read
-
Classmates set to pay tribute to Justin
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
CLASSMATES of tragic hit-and-run teenager Justin Murphy will hold a special assembly and prayers in his memory when they go back to school next week. Read
-
Prison officer wins compensation over rub-downs
Sep 01 2006 | Top Stories
A FEMALE prison officer has been awarded £145,000 compensation after being forced to conduct intimate "rub down" searches of male inmates at a high-security jail in Worcestershire. Read
