May
2008
Articles from 12th May 2008
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Birmingham City WILL be back, pledges David Sullivan
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
DAVID Sullivan revealed that he was already putting plans into place to help Blues win promotion back to the Premier League. Read
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Chinese MG is unveiled
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
IN China the Chinese MGTF is to make its worldwide debut in just over a week - 6,000 miles away from Longbridge. Read
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Birmingham City fans down but not out
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
WE'RE down but we'll be back - that was the message today from defiant, loyal Bluenoses left bitterly disappointed by the club's relegation. Read
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Tears of fans as Birmingham City go down
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
DESPITE the crushing disappointment of relegation, the mood among many Blues fans was one of defiance after watching their team demolish Blackburn Rovers 4-1 at a sunsoaked St Andrew's. Read
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Why Nanjing is a crucial cog in China
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
NANJING is a city of seven million inhabitants with an increasingly important role to play in the Chinese economy. Read
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Two hurt as cars hit garden in Birmingham
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
TWO cars mounted a pavement and ploughed in to a front garden after a collision in Birmingham. Read
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Car fun at Sandwell and Himley shows
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
GLORIOUS sunshine brought car fans out in their thousands to two major events over the weekend. Read
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Questions success for Holyhead School in Birmingham
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
PUPILS from Birmingham will help film a special edition of a popular BBC One programme after their school was shortlisted in a national TV production competition. Read
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Mountforte pub in Kingshurst is closed after trouble
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
A PROBLEM Birmingham pub which has become a hotbed for violence and disorder has been ordered to close. Read
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Prince William makes a baths splash in Walsall visit
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
PRINCE William officially "dropped the ball" to start a schools water polo tournament on his first royal visit to the West Midlands and spoke of his passion for the sport from his school days. Read
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Natalie Clarke wins the Birmingham Mail for a year
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
AS a devoted mum and keen charity worker it's fitting that Natalie Clarke should be a winner in the Birmingham Mail Cut the Cost competition. Read
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Boy trapped in Birmingham city centre wall fall
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
A TEENAGE boy suffered back injuries after he was trapped beneath a wall that collapsed in Birmingham city centre. Read
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Tribunals fear over pay claim for Birmingham council workers
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
CITY council bosses could be landed with thousands of employment tribunal cases from staff facing salary cuts under the controversial new pay and grading system. Read
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Birmingham nurse misconduct hearing resumes
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
A HEARING into the conduct of three nurses who worked at a Birmingham nursing home where 27 residents died in one year will resume today. Read
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Sound row over Birmingham big screen
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
NEW sound-proofing measures are being considered to protect office workers from the drone of 24-hour rolling news coverage on Birmingham's £365,000 big screen. Read
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Ringing the changes to pull in fans
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM'S legendary Tolkien Weekend has changed its name to attract more visitors to the Lord of the Rings event. Read
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Help to boost exam results launched in the Black Country
May 12 2008 | Top Stories
A CHALLENGE to improve underperforming schools has been launched in the Black Country. Read
