Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
ARSONISTS have caused more than £865,000 damage to public buildings in Birmingham in just two years. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
MOST cyclists in Birmingham are riding around on unsafe and faulty bikes, it was claimed today. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
MUSICALS star Paul Nicholas is putting his singing and acting talents back into the community after a stage school was opened in his name in Birmingham. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
PRIMARY CARE: Congestion fear as trust plans to build on clinic’s car park Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
FRIENDS and family of a man who died in a Birmingham car crash this afternoon gathered at the scene of the tragedy. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
BULLRING Birmingham is marking its milestone fifth birthday with a search to find the city’s best photographer. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
A FATHER-of-two was brutally stabbed when he confronted teenage vandals in a Midland street. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
POLICE investigating a crash which left one man dead and a woman seriously injured today urged the driver of a passing car, who may have seen the tragedy, to come forward. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
POLICE investigating a crash which left one man dead and a woman seriously injured today urged the driver of a passing car, who may have seen the tragedy, to come forward. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
TRADERS who cashed in on falling share prices in troubled bank HBOS were branded “bank robbers” by the Archbishop of York. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
CHILDREN’S play areas in Birmingham are being used to train bloodthirsty fighting dogs, council chiefs admitted today. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
CROOKS posing the biggest risk to the Birmingham public are to be placed under strict controls to stop them re-offending. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
VILLAGERS are fighting “contentious” plans which could ruin their rural skyline. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
REGULAR milk bottles are getting an aMOOzing makeover by a quirky artist who engraves farmyard designs on them and leaves them on doorsteps. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
FOOTBALL pundit Ian Wright has told Midland parents they have to take responsibility for the growing obesity crisis. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
A NEW Birmingham city centre skyscraper is not up to scratch and needs a more confident design, according to a national architecture watchdog. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM music festival is set to hit the high notes with its biggest ever line-up. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
BREAST cancer victim Teresa Collier knows just how important cash raised through the summer’s Race For Life events will be in bringing fresh hope to fellow sufferers. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
A FORMER British Rail guard who set up Birmingham’s first gay nightclub has died, aged 79. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
ACCOUNTANTS handling the collapse of Avondale Coachcraft have a tricky problem on their hands – in the shape of more than 100 caravans. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
MIDLAND rail commuters faced four hours of travel misery when one of the country’s busiest rail lines was closed as police launched a manhunt. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
TEENAGE swimming star, Eleanor Simmonds, has received a hero’s welcome on her return to school after winning two gold medals in the Paralympic Games. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
CONTROVERSIAL comic Russell Brand is returning to stand-up comedy with a UK tour that includes a date at Birmingham’s NIA Academy on January 23 next year. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
A LESBIAN soldier who was sexually harassed by a male sergeant has won a full apology from Ministry of Defence chiefs. Read
Sep 25 2008 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM city centre was brought to a virtual standstill during the rush hour after a man threatened to commit suicide. Read