The parents of a "wonderful" boy killed in a hit and run collision appealed to the suspected driver to come forward today so they can "begin to put their lives back together".Read
A man killed his "on-off" girlfriend and her sister in Birmingham in a brutal and depraved attack, knifing one of them more than 30 times, a jury has heard.Read
A WALSALL councillor today called on the Government to step in at the eleventh hour and stop a borough school from re-opening as a specialist academy.Read
A FAMILY are considering legal action against a Midland care home, claiming their mother would still be alive if she had received proper care there.Read
TWO Birmingham men were arrested today in connection with a blaze at a Midland vegetable packing plant which claimed the lives of four firefighters.Read
A MAN accused of murdering an Aston Villa fan told a jury he feared for his life when he turned his car round and drove towards an angry mob of football fans.Read
Plans for a new park at Eastside will be unveiled by Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby today – for the second time in a little over two years.Read
MIDLAND business leaders today urged the Government to rubber stamp a £340 million European loan for Jaguar Land Rover amid claims that Downing Street demands could scupper the deal.Read
GOVERNMENT estimates for the number of new households likely to be formed in the West Midlands over the next 17 years came under severe attack as councils and environmental groups combined to oppose plans to build up to 440,000 new homes across the region.Read
PLANS for a new park at Eastside will be unveiled by Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby today – for the second time in a little over two years.Read
BIRMINGHAM MP Gisela Stuart has criticised energy regulator Ofgem for “not going far enough” with plans to clamp down on companies who exploit customers using prepayment meters for their gas and electricity.Read
TWO students from the Birmingham School of Architecture have won first prize in an international student competition that hopes to inspire the care homes of the future.Read
PLANS for a new park at Eastside will be unveiled by Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby today – for the second time in a little over two years.Read
GOVERNMENT estimates for the number of new households likely to be formed in the West Midlands over the next 17 years came under severe attack as councils and environmental groups combined to oppose plans to build up to 440,000 new homes across the region.Read
DEDICATED fundraiser Elizabeth Douton has spent seven years getting up at the crack of dawn for car boot sales to raise money for breast cancer victims.Read
AN EXHIBITION of the exciting months leading up to President Barack Obama’s inauguration has taken centre stage at Birmingham’s Museum and Art Gallery.Read
AN American pensioner is to be kicked out of Britain within months after losing a four-year legal wrangle to stay at the side of his wife’s Birmingham grave.Read
BIRMINGHAM Women’s Hospital will have a new chief executive on June 15 when Steve Peak, director of service delivery for Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, succeeds Julie Burgess.Read
TEENAGERS in one of Birmingham’s most deprived areas are being taught the difference between a pirouette and a pique with help from some of the country’s leading ballet dancers.Read
PLANS for a new park at Eastside will be unveiled by Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby today – for the second time in a little over two years.Read
GOVERNMENT estimates for the number of new households likely to be formed in the West Midlands over the next 17 years came under severe attack as councils and environmental groups combined to oppose plans to build up to 440,000 new homes across the region.Read
