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Mar 26 2007
CAMPAIGNERS in Bournville are celebrating today after winning a battle with supermarket giants Tesco which means their historic community remains alcohol-free....
Mar 26 2007
TWO youths, aged 15 and 16, have been arrested after a man was stabbed in Tamworth, police said....
Mar 26 2007
THE National Exhibition Centre's plan for a large casino creating 900 jobs has been plunged into doubt by Gordon Brown's huge increase in gaming tax, it was revealed today....
Mar 26 2007
Jobs boost in Oldbury office plan...
Mar 26 2007
LOOPY laws are banning Birmingham teenagers from being able to make themselves a cup of tea or piece of toast, it was claimed today....
Mar 26 2007
SHOPPERS looked on in amazement as teenagers held a pillow fight in the centre of Birmingham....
Mar 26 2007
THIS is the stunning new frontage of the Chinese factory which will soon be making MG cars once produced in Longbridge....
Mar 26 2007
BIRMINGHAM City Council kicked off a year of commemorations to mark the abolition of the Slave Trade this weekend....
Mar 26 2007
By Mark Cowan...
Mar 26 2007
THE BBC today defended its decision to film its Easter Songs of Praise special in November, straight after it recorded its Christmas show....
Mar 26 2007
FAMILIES in Birmingham's balti belt held a mouth-watering event to celebrate a boom in business....
Mar 26 2007
COUNTRY music stars don't come any bigger than Dolly Parton so today we are pulling out all the stops to ensure her NEC show on Wednesday is a night to remember for one lucky Birmingham Mail reader....
Mar 26 2007
BATTLING tots like tiny Madeleine Winstanley are just some of the recipients that kind-hearted Brummies have helped through the city's adventurous Run For Home event....
Mar 26 2007
HUNDREDS of thrill-seekers gathered at the top of one of Birmingham's tallest buildings in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for charity....
Mar 26 2007
PRESS watchdogs are to hold their first ever "roadshow" in Birmingham to allow people in the city to question its work face-to-face and raise issues over journalistic standards....
Mar 26 2007
FOSTERING law must be changed, councillors demanded, after a damning report revealed vile abuse of a child by her foster parents and failures by Birmingham social services....
Mar 26 2007
MORE than 70 years after the first Midland Red bus took to the streets, it was back on the road for the final time....
Mar 26 2007
CITY councillors are being given the chance to hold a cut price referendum on an elected mayor for Birmingham....
Mar 26 2007
THE award of new casino licences to Solihull and Wolverhampton has been criticised by a Parliamentary inquiry....
Mar 26 2007
Action Men go...
Mar 26 2007
TRIBUTES have been paid to a father-of-two who was crushed to death by a falling tree....
Mar 26 2007
DETECTIVES want to quiz two men over an attack on an elderly man in his own home....
Mar 26 2007
CHRISTMAS has come and gone but an appeal to find a new loving home for an old gentleman has fallen on deaf ears....
Mar 26 2007
A MAN filmed on hidden cameras as he dumped sofas, tyres and wood at a notorious fly-tipping spot in the Midlands has successfully appealed against his suspended prison sentence....
Mar 26 2007
MORE than two dozen suspected drug dealers have been arrested in a blitz on the illegal heroin trade in inner-city Birmingham, police revealed today....
