Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
RESIDENTS of all ages are being urged to play a part in deciding who is the greatest Silhillian of all time. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND schoolgirl was savaged by a rottweiler in the latest in a series of horrific dog attacks across the country. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A SOLIHULL man who headbutted a teenager he had accused of looking at his girlfriend, leaving him with a suspected fractured cheekbone, has been jailed for 33 months. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
FAMILIES in a Northfield street are living in fear after a spate of arson attacks on their cars and property. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM author Danny Bernardi is celebrating having his first novel published. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM lorry driver is facing jail for his part in a multi-million pound bootlegging scam. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A WOMAN was today being questioned by police after a man apparently fell to his death from a block of flats in Birmingham. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
SICK children at Heartlands Hospital were far from feeling blue when they were cheered up by one of their Birmingham City heroes. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
GORGEOUS Jennifer Ellison will set pulses racing tonight when the hit musical Chicago opens in Birmingham. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A PUBLIC consultation exercise has been launched to decide the future of Birmingham's most controversial bus lane. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
AN eight-year-old Birmingham girl found hanging in her bedroom may have been imitating a scene from a Hollywood film. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM dentist accused of ordering an arson attack in which a six-year-old girl died said he was too occupied with work to have been involved. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
NICKLAS Bendtner was in the cinema when the call came through on his mobile phone (it was switched to silent, naturally). Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
AN INQUIRY was under way today after two men were killed and two other people injured when a 50 metre construction crane collapsed on to a block of flats. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A POPULAR Lichfield event has been saved from extinction. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
FAMILIES in Shard End are looking for support from the community to clean up a rundown woodland and turn it into a nature reserve for children. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A COLLEGE has been given an ultimatum to improve within 12 months or face a raft of possible measures including merger or even closure. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
FRAUDSTERS are preying on Staffordshire residents and businesses in the hope of scooping a windfall in the name of the 2012 Olympic Games. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
ONE of three Sikh men who drowned in a triple tragedy in the Lake District was a promising student at the University of Central England, in Birmingham, it was revealed today. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
TRIBUTES were today pouring in to Worcestershire County Council following the death of its first chairman. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of people across Worcestershire have signed up to a revolutionary recycling scheme. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
SCHOOLS in Worcestershire were today praised by council chiefs for their success in curbing the number of truants and getting pupils back in the classroom. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
MOVE over Tony Blair and Gordon Brown! Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A PROPOSED project for Sheldon Country Park to reach out to older people in the area will know if it will get its funding at the Yardley Constituency Committee tomorrow. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
JAMIE'S School Dinners could learn a lot from the lunchtime ladies of Staffordshire who have been singled out for praise after scooping two prestigious awards. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A VARIETY of exhibitions and displays are being staged in Solihull throughout October to mark Black History Month. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
THE elderly have been given a £12,000 boost to help with odd jobs and gardening. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
WORCESTERSHIRE'S watchdog has passed a test - set by its own watchdog. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of Midlanders are hoping to brew up a very special treat for cancer sufferers through Macmillan's World's Biggest Coffee Morning. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
PLANS for three blocks of flats above Rugeley's skyline have been thrown out. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
PARENTS in Birmingham are heeding lessons by not removing their children from school during term time despite overall concerns about attendance figures. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
AN EXHIBITION looking at West Bromwich's place in history will include earthquake detectors, classic cars, rock stars and Hollywood legends. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
CARL Cort was today challenged to earn the right to a new Wolves contract in the wake of Mick McCarthy's Molineux revolution. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S iconic Bull is undergoing a Trinny and Susannah-style makeover by appearing in trendy denim jeans. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A MAN who gave instructions to a blind driver has admitted aiding and abetting dangerous driving. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
LABOUR bigwigs were today asked to back moves to strip HP Sauce of the right to use the Houses of Parliament logo in revenge for Heinz axing its Birmingham plant. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
A TEENAGER attacked by a gang armed with baseball bats as he walked home with friends from a night out may have been targeted by mistake. Read
Sep 27 2006 | Top Stories
CITY MPs praised Tony Blair's farewell to the Labour Party, describing his final conference speech as leader as "masterful" and "amazing". Read