Jul
2007
Articles from 16th Jul 2007
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Cadbury fined £1m over salmonella outbreak
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
CHOCOLATE-maker Cadbury was fined £1 million today following a national salmonella outbreak which left three victims in hospital. Read
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Police get more time to quiz triple murder suspect
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
POLICE have been granted more time to quiz a prime suspect arrested in Birmingham over the triple murder of a mother and her two children in Greater Manchester. Read
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Man fights for life after stabbing
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
A MAN was fighting for his life today after being repeatedly stabbed in a vicious street attack. Read
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Triple murder: city man quizzed
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
A MAN arrested in Birmingham was being quizzed by detectives today in connection with the murders of a mother and her two children. Read
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Mayor is held after 'pub fight'
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
THE mayor of Lichfield spent a night behind bars after he was arrested after a pub fight involving two other men and a woman. Read
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Brave Jessica gets back to normal
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
A BRAVE Birmingham girl who was left paralysed in an horrific parachute accident is back home after almost a year in hospital - and determined to resume her studies. Read
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Make a run for it with Sue Ryder
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
A CHARITY has places for Birmingham runners in the BUPA Great North Run in September. Read
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...'Til death us do part...
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
GOOD Goth! Bride-to-be Emma Piper wanted to do something different at her wedding so she wore black and purple and rolled up at the register office in a hearse. Read
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Festival is a gem in city's heart
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
ORGANISERS of Birmingham Jewellery Quarter's first ever arts fair declared it was a sparkling success as thousands of visitors flocked to the event. Read
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A toast to Asian talent
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
IT was a night of glitz and glamour as members of the Midland's business community had their chance to shine at the 2007 Asian Jewel Awards. Read
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Drive to help catch crooks
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
CRIMEFIGHTERS have launched a new initiative in inner-city Birmingham to encourage the public to take a greater role in catching crooks. Read
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Foodie heaven set for return
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
THIS year's Taste of Birmingham proved such a runaway success it is set to return to the city next summer. Read
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Top cop Chris back on old beat
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
A FORMER West Midlands police chief is to return to his old beat after landing the top job in neighbouring Staffordshire. Read
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Tycoon Yeung buys stake in Blues
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
HONG Kong businessman Carson Yeung has clinched a deal to become Birmingham City's biggest shareholder. Read
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Hundreds step out for Rosie
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
HUNDREDS of fundraisers refused to be downcast by the wet weather as they stepped out for a sponsored walk to collect cash for charity in memory of tragic Rosie Ross. Read
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Race for Life is a winner
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of woman donned their running shoes and headed for Sutton Park to take part in the annual Race for Life charity fun run. Read
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Taking a Pride in Aston
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
VISITORS remained in high spirits at Aston Pride's Family Festival, despite taking a soaking. Read
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You bet we had a good day at the races!
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
THE Birmingham Mail's Family Race Day proved a real favourite with thousands of fun seekers - despite gloomy skies. Read
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Blunkett in Brum centre visit
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
STAFF at a Birmingham charity were delighted when David Blunkett re-opened a refurbished resource centre for the visually impaired. Read
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Parks at risk from new homes demand
Jul 16 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S parks could be sliced apart by Government demands for new housing, campaigners have warned. Read
