A goat has been found wandering along a canal towpath in Birmingham with blood pouring from a throat wound inflicted in an act of cruelty "beyond comprehension", the RSPCA said.Read
A jury retired to consider its verdicts in the trial of a couple charged with murdering a 17-year-old youth whose body was dumped in a recycling bin in Worcestershire.Read
A Church of England bishop has added his voice to calls for some MPs to lose their jobs following the revelations about Commons expenses, it emerged today.Read
A COLLEGE in Birmingham is fighting for survival after being threatened with possible closure if it does not improve its finances, it was revealed today.Read
PART of Birmingham’s Gay Village is set for a £550,000 makeover with better street lighting, wider pavements and outside eating areas for cafes and bars.Read
West Bromwich Albion legend Tony “Bomber” Brown got a standing ovation at the Hawthorns when he was presented to Baggies fans as their player to be immortalised on the Walk of Stars in Birmingham.Read
Birmingham’s 6,000 allotment holders face a rise in rent to offset a £400,000 subsidy and raise money to improve facilities – as demand has soared to its highest level since the 1930s.Read
THE city council is being put on the spot over the ‘astonishingly short space of time’ it took to decide controversial day centre closures by a Birmingham MP.Read
WALSALL’S new children’s services boss has hit out at the Ministry of Justice for its “unacceptable” approach to a borough hostel where an inmate groped a local eight-year-old girl.Read
The politician responsible for Birmingham’s cultural services has no direct involvement in planning the city’s new £193 million library, it has emerged.Read
PARENTS in the West Midlands are calling for an overhaul of the education system after claiming that secondary school education is not working for their children.Read
A Solihull-based npower employee used her company credit card to pay for personal goods and services worth a staggering £157,000 in just over two years.Read
VISITORS to this week’s Chelsea Flower Show are being urged to “dig for victory” in the current economic climate, and Birmingham will be showing them how.Read
A COLLEGE in Birmingham is fighting for survival after being threatened with possible closure if it does not improve its finances, it was revealed today.Read
PARENTS in the West Midlands are calling for an overhaul of the education system after claiming that secondary school education is not working for their children.Read
A COLLEGE in Birmingham is fighting for survival after being threatened with possible closure if it does not improve its finances, it was revealed today.Read
