Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
More than half of councils in the West Midlands have axed jobs in the last few months, new research has revealed. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
Hospitals in the West Midlands are raking in millions of pounds each year from car parking charges, it has been revealed. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A MAN was stabbed to death and two others, including a 15-year-old teenager, were critically injured today after apparently attempting to hijack a lorry. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
FASHION guru Gok Wan is to film part of his latest TV show at a Birmingham shop. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
BRILLIANT bhajis and other Indian delicacies have seen a Midland family claim a regional industry prize. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
HUNDREDS of mourners are expected to gather today for the funeral of a 29-year-old Midland policeman whose death remains a mystery. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
FIRST-time buyers struggling to scrape together a deposit on a house may soon receive a helping hand from Birmingham City Council. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A GRATEFUL shopkeeper has given part of his garden to health chiefs as a thank-you for saving his life after he was stabbed. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A MAN has died after police were called to an incident of disorder on the M6 motorway. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
THREE men have been arrested as part of an investigation into chip and pin fraud across the West Midlands. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
THE of homes of violent patients in the West Midlands have been put on an out-of-bounds blacklist for paramedics unless they have police back-up. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
THE family of a have-a-go hero who died trying to catch a burglar today spoke of their “utter disgust” at his killer’s sentence. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
WHEN Mary Morgan read in the Birmingham Mail about a reunion for local former Land Army girls being held in the city next month happy memories flooded back. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
CAMPAIGNERS demanding the secure future of decent jobs for working people today lined the road outside the Birmingham LDV plant in support its staff. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
THE shocking extent of obesity in the West Midlands was unveiled today with alarmed doctors warning it has reached ‘epidemic’ proportions. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
COUNCIL tenants are subsidising the rest of the country by almost £100 million a year, Birmingham City Council has warned. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
POLICE today appealed for information after two men were viciously assaulted in an unprovoked street attack in Smethwick. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
ONE is a picturesque cathedral city in the heart of rural England; the other is a war zone in the Middle East. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A NINE-year-old schoolboy suffered neck and back injuries after falling from a climbing frame in a Solihull school playground. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
THE Bishop of Worcester received a mixed reaction when he dropped in to a Midland Jobcentre Plus to take prayer requests from the unemployed. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A CHEATING wife and her secret lover murdered her husband of more than 40 years for “sex and money”, a court heard. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
POLICE were called to a report of disorder on the M6 this morning. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM bobby who had to be rushed into intensive care while in Russia scouting out security for Aston Villa’s crunch UEFA Cup game is finally back at home. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM doctor has revealed the medical crisis he saw in the Middle East after he flew out to provide emergency operations to bomb and shelling victims in Gaza. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A BOOMING Midlands congregation’s 20-year wait for a state-of-the-art church is drawing to an end with the announcement that civil engineers McPhillips have won the £1.9million contract for the new build. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
A DELIVERY driver was hijacked and his van packed with laptop computers stolen in Birmingham. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
PLAYERS of a Midlands lottery will help to fund local good causes after a tie-up with the Birmingham Mail Charity Trust. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
DOZENS of city council call centre staff claim they have been left out of pocket by a pay fiasco at a private firm which runs the hotline. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
AN Aston Villa fan is set to run a lap at every Premiership and Championship football stadium in a bid to raise £10,000 for Birmingham Children’s hospital. Read
Feb 26 2009 | Top Stories
ONE of the Midlands’ most historic jobs is up for grabs. Read