FIREFIGHTERS tackling a dangerous gas leak at Coseley Swimming Pool which left nearly 50 people needing medical treatment said they were “20 minutes” away from a major disaster.Read
A MILLIONAIRE Birmingham businessman who made a fortune selling unlicensed and potentially dangerous anti-flab injections has been stripped of £800,000.Read
SPAGHETTI Junction has topped the bill as the most feared road interchange in the UK. Drivers become sweaty-palmed and queasy at the thought of using the M6 Gravelly Hill Interchange, which got its better-known name from a Birmingham Mail journalist.Read
People living in Short Heath Road, Erdington, say the verges on one side of the street remain a danger despite Birmingham City Council admitting repairs were needed a year ago.Read
A FASCINATING insight into the life of a Birmingham primary school over the past 100 years is to take centre-stage during its centenary celebrations.Read
BAM Construction has been nominated for a 2009 Built in Quality education award for the £29 million three-storey crescent-shaped Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College in Birmingham.Read
ASPIRING Birmingham jewellers are showcasing their latest designs at an exhibition in the city. Students from The School of Jewellery on Vittoria Street will showcase their latest wares, created using a pioneering laser technique. The Birmingham Assay office supported the up-and-coming designers who used laser marking to explore pattern.Read
DOZENS of residents from a Birmingham estate said they were “disappointed” after the council approved plans to allow a grocery shop to sell alcohol.Read
A GRIEVING Birmingham couple whose son died before they could find a liver donor used their tragic memories to encourage shoppers and workers to save lives.Read
