Oct
2007
Articles from 26th Oct 2007
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Daniel's a brave boy in blue
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
WANNABE Bobby Daniel Redfern had his dream come true when he became a brave Boy in Blue for the day. Read
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Making a splash for baths' centenary
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S Moseley Road Baths will celebrate its centenary next week - despite its future hanging in the balance. Read
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Seven decades of friendship
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
THEIR friendships were forged 70 years ago and grew while Hitler's bombs rained down on Birmingham, sending them from their homes to the safety of the countryside. Read
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Fake designer hoard is seized
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
AN ALADDIN'S Cave of suspected fake designer clothes has been found hidden in a secret room in a shop in Birmingham. Read
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Knife killer is given life sentence
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
A TEENAGER who stabbed a boy through the heart during a terrifying gang attack outside a Birmingham college has been sent to custody for life. Read
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'Gangsters' to blame for deaths, says Tory
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
SHADOW Home Secretary David Davis today blasted the Government for their "lackadaisical" approach to gun crime in Birmingham. Read
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Legion rebels vow to stand firm
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
MEMBERS of a Birmingham Royal British Legion branch where eight committee members have been suspended for not handing over trusteeship to London bosses have vowed to fight on. Read
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Mayor debate going head to head
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM Mail editor Steve Dyson will go toe to toe with MP John Hemming in a live TV debate on the campaign for an elected mayor referendum. Read
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Walk of Stars is fenced off
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
A HOLLYWOOD-style Walk of Stars in Birmingham has been fenced off - because people have been slipping over on the highly polished stones. Read
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Asbos for teen twins
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
TWIN teenage boys who terrorised a Birmingham neighbourhood have been given anti social behaviour orders. Read
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Coroner set to rule on inquest
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM Coroner Aidan Cotter is to decide whether an inquest will take place into a teenage girl who died at Heartlands Hospital, it emerged today. Read
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I saw car kill little Joshua
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
A HOUSEHOLDER has described the moment she saw a toddler thrown into the air after being struck by a car on a Birmingham road. Read
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That's no actor - that's my ex!
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
WHEN actress Liza Goddard signed up to play the part of Mrs Hardcastle in She Stoops to Conquer she had no idea who would be playing Mr Hardcastle. Read
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Life on Mars car is just out of this world!
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
AN AVID fan of TV cop show Life on Mars has landed his dream car after buying the iconic Ford Cortina from the hit BBC series. Read
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Gang ban for ASBO
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM teenager has been given an anti-social behaviour order banning him from being a member of a street gang. Read
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City date for far right historian
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
CONTROVERSIAL Holocaust denier David Irving is planning to appear in Birmingham city centre this evening. Read
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Archbishop praises anti-gun youngsters
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
THE Archbishop of York has paid tribute to the courage of Birmingham youngsters in facing down the gun gangs in the wake of the 2003 murders of Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare. Read
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City MP named as Commons big spender
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM MP Liam Byrne has been named as one of the biggest spenders in the Commons when it emerged he had claimed expenses of £178,166 last year. Read
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Lottery blow to £25m city park
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S hopes of a huge cash injection to build the Eastside City Park in Digbeth have been dashed after lottery bosses turned down a request for £25 million. Read
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More surgery for dog attack boy
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM schoolboy who was savagely mauled by a dog was facing further surgery today. Read
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Grief of cave tragedy man's mother
Oct 26 2007 | Top Stories
THE mother of a Solihull man swept to his death in a cave flood in Thailand today spoke of her heartache. Read
