Nov
2007
Articles from 30th Nov 2007
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Success in the battle to keep Walsall's streets clean
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
WALSALL Council is working with other agencies to successfully wage war on environmental crime. Read
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Smoking ban is 'good for bars' claim Birmingham owners
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
CLUBS and pubs today slated Birmingham landlords who called on the Government to lift the public smoking ban amid fears it is wiping the city off the entertainment map. Read
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Shoppers must back their local traders - celebrity chef James Martin
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
CELEBRITY chef James Martin has urged shoppers to support Birmingham's small traders after revealing his business is under threat because of cutthroat competition from the supermarkets. Read
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Santa seatbelt ordered by insurance company
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
FESTIVE revellers are saying it is a case of elf and safety gone mad. Read
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Police seize 15,000 fake DVDs in raids
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
MORE than 15,000 fake DVDs have been seized in raids by Birmingham Trading Standards. Read
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New appeal to find Birmingham shopkeeper's killer
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
DETECTIVES hunting the killers of a Birmingham father gunned down in his shop today made a fresh plea for information. Read
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Man in court for 1961 murder of Jacqueline Thomas
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
A MAN has appeared in court charged with the 1961 murder of a 15-year-old Birmingham schoolgirl. Read
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Labour blamed for New Street Station delays
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
THE Government is dithering over improvements to Britain's rail network including the rebuild of New Street station, Conservatives warned today. Read
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Judge demands rapist case investigation
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
A JUDGE has demanded an inquiry into why a mentally ill man was freed on bail then carried out a "horrific" rape in Birmingham weeks after a previous attack. Read
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Giving advice to mum in labour over the phone was nerve-wracking
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
A ROOKIE ambulance calls operator who talked a Birmingham mother through birth and told her how to resuscitate her baby today admitted: "I panicked a bit. It was the longest 17 minutes of my life." Read
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Football hooligan picture gallery proves successful for police
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
A NUMBER of football 'fans' wanted by police in connection with an investigation into violence after the Second City derby have already arranged to hand themselves in after spotting their faces in the Birmingham Mail. Read
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Engineers fear for 'crumbling' Spaghetti Junction
Nov 30 2007 | Top Stories
WORRIED Highways engineers are mounting an hourly watch on part of Birmingham's iconic Spaghetti Junction which they admit is crumbling. Read
