A DOZEN new army recruits have been recruited in to the service at one of Birmingham’s last surviving TA centres – and they could be sent to the front line within the year.Read
JAGUAR Land Rover faces an increasingly frustrating waiting game as the Government pledge to help automotive firms tackle the worst recession for decades becomes mired in bureaucracy.Read
ANGRY GKN workers are planning to campaign for a reprieve for one of the group’s two West Midland factories threatened with closure, it was revealed today.Read
BIRMINGHAM City Council could be faced with a big bill after the authority and Network Rail agreed to cover the cost of any budget overrun from the £600 million refurbishment of New Street Station.Read
HOME Secretary and Midland MP Jacqui Smith came out fighting after it emerged she was to face a parliamentary “sleaze” investigation over her second home allowance.Read
The officers, who joined in a recruitment boom in the 1970s following improvements in pay and conditions, will be eligible to leave after completing 30 years service.Read
UP to 65 jobs have been saved after a cash-stricken West Midland automotive components supplier was bought out of administration, it was revealed today.Read
SEVERN Trent Water bosses were branded a “disgrace” today after it emerged Midland customers would be hit with an above inflation hike in bills this year.Read
The officers, who joined in a recruitment boom in the 1970s following improvements in pay and conditions, will be eligible to leave after completing 30 years service.Read
A BIRMINGHAM family claim police officers said they were at “risk of a petrol bomb attack” if they did not remove a controversial pro-Gaza mural from outside their home.Read
The officers, who joined in a recruitment boom in the 1970s following improvements in pay and conditions, will be eligible to leave after completing 30 years service.Read
BIRMINGHAM’S oldest lollipop lady is out of hospital and on the mend more than two months after she was knocked down helping children across the road.Read
West Midlands Police said a post-mortem examination revealed the woman, who was named locally as Helen Findlay, died of multiple stab wounds to the upper chest.Read
UP to 65 jobs have been saved after a cash-stricken West Midland automotive components supplier was bought out of administration, it was revealed today.Read
A SECONDARY school in Birmingham could still become part of the city’s controversial academy network – a year after plans to run it with private sponsorship were scrapped.Read
West Midlands Police said a post-mortem examination revealed the woman, who was named locally as Helen Findlay, died of multiple stab wounds to the upper chest.Read
BANKING giant UBS will pay 780 million dollars (£549m) and turn over once-secret Swiss bank records to settle claims it conspired to defraud the US government of taxes owed by thousands of American clients.Read
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save a much-loved Birmingham community centre have been given fresh hope after a new battle was launched to secure its future.Read
THE grieving parents of a man who suffered a fatal heart attack within minutes of being given the wrong drug at a Birmingham hospital have been told the case into his death cannot be reopened.Read
West Midlands Police said a post-mortem examination revealed the woman, who was named locally as Helen Findlay, died of multiple stab wounds to the upper chest.Read
