Dec 02 2008 | Top Stories
By Gary Marks Read
Dec 02 2008 | Top Stories
CASH-strapped Tata Motors are appealing for investment from the Indian public – to help meet the costs of buying Jaguar and Land Rover. Read
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BIRMINGHAM’S 5,000 minicab drivers will each receive a letter apologising for the chaos which caused a consultation meeting over single-colour cars to be cancelled. Read
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Thousands of the winter warmers, in the shape of the hit TV cartoon character, were stolen from GMT Ltd Trailer Park, in Rugeley, during two raids on Sunday night and in the early hours of yesterday morning. Read
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They described Vikki Morgan, from Wythall, as “a beautiful girl”. Read
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COLDPLAY, Read
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John Pollard, aged 35, from Nottinghamshire, was sentenced to five years in prison last year, for concerning himself with the supply of cocaine, in the biggest drugs seizure in West Midlands Police’s history. Read
Dec 02 2008 | Top Stories
CASH-strapped Tata Motors are appealing for investment from the Indian public – to help meet the costs of buying Jaguar and Land Rover. Read
Dec 02 2008 | Top Stories
AROUND 37 BBC jobs are poised for the axe at the Mailbox in Birmingham with the closure of the regional unit of TV facilities company Resources Ltd, it was revealed today. Read
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Four van loads of fake goods, including 1,000 pairs of Nike and Lacoste trainers, and around 100 pairs of designer sunglasses, were seized at Walsall’s Bescot Market on Sunday. Read
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The cost of the poor state of transport infrastructure to each UK business is estimated at £17,350 a year, the report from the British Chambers of Commerce said. Read
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CASH-strapped Tata Motors are appealing for investment from the Indian public – to help meet the costs of buying Jaguar and Land Rover. Read
Dec 02 2008 | Top Stories
GRIEVING friends today paid tribute to a 19-year-old woman who died in a two-car crash in Birmingham. Read
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CHEEKY thieves are in hot water – for they have stolen £35,000-worth of SpongeBob SquarePants hot water bottles from a Midland trailer park. Read
Dec 02 2008 | Top Stories
John Pollard, aged 35, from Nottinghamshire, was sentenced to five years in prison last year, for concerning himself with the supply of cocaine, in the biggest drugs seizure in West Midlands Police’s history. Read
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TWO men wielding crowbars robbed a security guard, making off with a “large quantity” of money. Read
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FEARS are growing for the safety of a Black Country schoolboy who has gone missing for the second time in less than a month. Read
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ELDERLY residents were evacuated after fire tore through the first floor of a Birmingham care home. Read
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A FESTIVE treat is in store for shoppers when Erdington hosts its seasonal extravaganza. Read
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THE Bishop of Birmingham became a hoodie – to spread the festive message. Read
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BIRMINGHAM’S 5,000 minicab drivers will each receive a letter apologising for the chaos which caused a consultation meeting over single-colour cars to be cancelled. Read
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FUNDRAISER “Blind Dave” Heeley was today helping the vital West Midlands Ring and Ride service celebrate its 25th anniversary. Read
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A REPORT suggesting that nearly half a million new homes can be built in the West Midlands by 2026 was today dismissed as “fundamentally flawed”. Read
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FOUR people were rescued from a burning building by firefighters in Birmingham. Read
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A WOMAN was badly injured after she was trampled by a horse. Read
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COLDPLAY have come a long way since they played Birmingham’s Ronnie Scott’s in 2000, just as their album Parachutes was hitting the headlines. Read
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LUXURY Midland car firm Aston Martin is to axe up to 600 jobs – as it celebrates the second most successful 12 months in its 90-year plus history. Read
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PROTESTERS opposed to a planned 400-metre extension of Birmingham International Airport’s main runway were joined by comedian Mark Thomas and the novelist Will Self. Read
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POLICE who forced their way into a Birmingham flat because they suspected it was being run as a brothel discovered a naked man and a woman in bed together. Read
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Harborne-based Rachel Simpson attracted intense interest in her collection among visitors to the NEC and Earls Court National Wedding Shows and has a bulging order book ahead of the launch in January. Read
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LONDON’S Banqueting House in Whitehall, renowned for its paintings by Rubens, played host to a slightly different kind of art in a showcase of work by Midland-born graffiti artist Temper. Read
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AN ARMED Post Office robber who booked a Birmingham taxi as his “getaway car” was forced to abandon the vehicle when the driver became suspicious, a court heard, Read
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The Nutcracker, Read
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A BOXING club which has run for over 40 years could be forced to close because youngsters are having to train in damp and ill-equipped surroundings. Read
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THE bosses of Warwickshire County Cricket Club today defended their decision to back Compulsory Purchase Orders in Edgbaston, citing their redevelopment plans as essential to the club’s future. Read
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SUPPLIES of Christmas poultry could be crippled across the West Midlands following a ballot for industrial action of 1,400 workers in the region over “shocking” levels of pay. Read
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A NEW health centre is in the pipeline for Balsall Common to replace an out-dated, cramped surgery. Read
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MUSEUM visitors in Sandwell are in for a Dickens of a Christmas at a free fun family event. Read
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Christopher Turner, 22, of Skomer Close, Frankley, was found not guilty of murdering Lea Byrne, but was convicted of manslaughter. Read
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A NEW peace garden has opened at a Birmingham hospital, giving young patients a place to escape and relax. Read