Sep
2006
Articles from 6th Sep 2006
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Guests boost cancer group's coffers in memory of groom's dad
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
WHEN it comes to tying the knot, there is always a pile of presents waiting for the newlyweds - but not so for Diane and Simon Naylor. Read
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Midlands MPs join Blair leadership revolt
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
Two Midlands members of the Government quit today in protest at Prime Minister Tony Blair remaining in office. Read
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Tears for tree crush woman
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
A MAN who survived after a decaying tree crashed down and killed the elderly woman he cared for fought back tears as he paid tribute to her following an inquest into her death. Read
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Shake-up to unclog city artery
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
BUSES are to be re-routed in a bid to prevent 16 months of peak-hour gridlock in Birmingham city centre. Read
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New life for old Beatties
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S redundant Beatties store faces being divided up by several different traders ready for Christmas shoppers next year. Read
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Man 'used net for death tips'
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
A PHD student continually harassed his estranged wife where she worked at a Birmingham university before bludgeoning her to death in a "planned and premeditated" attack, a court heard. Read
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Girls' garden tribute opens
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
ITN'S most popular broadcaster Sir Trevor McDonald was today opening a peace garden in Birmingham dedicated to murdered teenagers Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare. Read
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Couple in carjacking ordeal
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
TWO masked robbers who subjected a couple to a carjacking ordeal are being hunted by police. Read
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Brum's big wheel has run its course
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S giant wheel was being dismantled today after its owners suddenly announced it was to depart the city for Australia. Read
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Police blitz on sat nav thefts
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
SAT nav thieves are hitting 10 dozy drivers a day in the West Midlands in a crime craze that has already cost motorists a whopping £800,000. Read
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Fury as Blues pupils forced to wear Villa colours
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
BLUES-mad pupils at a school in the shadow of St Andrew's are crying foul after their traditional royal blue uniform was swapped - for the claret and blue of city rivals Aston Villa. Read
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Blind driver 'instructor' case needs interpreter
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
A 21-year-old Birmingham man alleged to have given driving instructions to a blind man had his court case adjourned. Read
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Baby unit hit after hospital job cuts
Sep 06 2006 | Top Stories
TWO Midland hospitals are being forced to regularly shut down parts of their specialist baby wards due to a severe lack of staff - days after axing 800 jobs. Read
