Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
TRIBUTES have been paid to a "wonderful" man who died after collapsing near the summit of Snowdon. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
WORKERS at Cadbury's Birmingham plant were hit by a fresh blow today as it emerged the confectionery giant is axing a further 180 jobs. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A FATHER-of-three from Sutton Coldfield has died in a roadside bomb attack in Iraq. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
ONE OF Birmingham's most eminent faith leaders, Rabbi Dr Leonard Tann, who was praised for his work following the 9/11 terror attacks, has died. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A MAN who directed a taxi driver to a quiet, dead end street in Birmingham before robbing, assaulting him and stealing his car has been given an indeterminate prison sentence. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A SERIES of police swoops aimed at smashing the illegal drugs trade blighting inner city Birmingham were under way today. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
HOME Secretary Jacqui Smith was today accused of trying to cover up embarrassing information about illegal immigrants being given clearance to work as security guards in sensitive locations. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A 39-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing at a Birmingham pub. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
POLICE sealed off roads across Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter after reports that shots were fired in broad daylight. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A FORMER policeman with a string of commendations has vowed to go to jail rather than sack loyal staff in a furious row over his Birmingham security firm. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A TREASURE trove of history has been unearthed from the ruins of one of Birmingham's great industrial giants. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
CONSERVATIVES have resolved to take advice "regarding the candidature of Nigel Hastilow" over whether or not to accept his resignation. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
THE first birthday of baby Faith Morgan is a real double celebration for her Birmingham family. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A DISABLED father has spoken of his ordeal at the hands of two thugs who robbed him in a Birmingham alleyway. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
THE closure of Birmingham's remaining 29 council-run old people's homes has received final approval, bringing to an end traditional institutional local authority care. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
OUTRAGED Birmingham City Council staff are planning a series of Christmas protests followed by a winter of discontent over new pay deals. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
LOSS-MAKING public golf courses across Birmingham may be sold to private firms to pull the city council out of a financial hole. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
A LEADING boxing coach has backed a pilot scheme among Birmingham secondary schools which teaches exercise and discipline of the sport - but without the punches. Read
Nov 13 2007 | Top Stories
THOUSANDS of shoppers found empty shelves at Sainsbury's when ammonia leaked at a major food distribution centre near Birmingham. Read