Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
THE funeral of a well-known former Midland police chief who went on to run a security firm is to be held next week. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A SUPERMARKET-style self service system for borrowing books from Birmingham Central Library has been so successful it is to be rolled out across the city. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A DISABLED woman on a motorised scooter was robbed by a mugger in a “despicable” attack as she returned home from caring for her elderly mother. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
THREE people were fighting for their lives today after a night of carnage on Black Country roads. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A MOTORCYCLIST has described the moment a Hell’s Angel biker was shot by a gunman from a speeding car on a Midland motorway. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST, Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM police officer went into shock after an armed gang member tried to shoot him, Birmingham Crown Court heard. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A CITY charity which runs environment projects for children in a deprived area of Birmingham has had its equipment stolen or destroyed in a vandal attack. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
See the difference five years has made to the Shorters Avenue estate in Warstock, which was once dubbed The Basra of Birmingham. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A MIDLAND teenager will tonight star in a TV documentary about how he toughed it out in India with the World’s Strictest Parents. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
FOR most breast cancer victims, being nicknamed One Boob would be heartbreaking. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
DESIGN guru Kevin McCloud hailed booming Birmingham ahead of the launch of the Grand Designs Live show tomorrow. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’S leisure bosses today defended their decision not to extend free child swimming sessions to organised clubs. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’S top Asian stylists could be set to sweep the board and put the city even more firmly on the style map after making the shortlist for a prestigious awards ceremony. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
ASK the average man on the street about Iraq and he will tell you about kidnapping, suicide bombers and terrorism. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’s army of curry fans will help a much-loved restaurant tikka bit of money for good causes across the city when it marks its 20th anniversary. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
CRUMBLING historic buildings in Birmingham’s most deprived inner city area should benefit from a £33.5 million regeneration cash windfall, a councillor has claimed. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A NEW Birmingham’s Got Talent competition has been launched to find the city’s future star performers. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
MIDLAND rock star Blaze Bayley has said his last goodbyes to his beloved wife. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A BOY was kicked out of a children’s football team because he was too overweight to train properly. Read
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A TRIBUTE act swapped girl power for Guinness to toast one of Birmingham’s most popular Irish pubs. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
OPPONENTS fighting plans for a 130ft extension to the main runway at Birmingham Airport have a second chance to voice their disapproval. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM’S glitteratti came out to play as upmarket store chain Harvey Nichols hosted a fashion show. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
THIS is the terrifying moment captured seconds after a man was stabbed in the neck in front of horrified rush hour commuters in Birmingham city centre. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
ITV’s executive chairman Michael Grade has suggested the broadcaster could hand over responsibility for regional news to another organisation. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
FIRE fighters were called to a house in Birmingham after a fire broke out in a bedroom of a terraced house. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A MAN suffered a broken leg and wrist after he fell 45ft from the roof of an industrial unit in Small Heath. Read
Oct 09 2008 | Top Stories
A SUPERMARKET-style self service system for borrowing books from Birmingham Central Library has been so successful it is to be rolled out across the city. Read