Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
POST office robber Roy Garner held a gun to the head of an 87-year-old customer in a bid to force staff to hand over cash. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
DETECTIVES are investigating a wave of bank raids where criminals tunnelled through walls to steal large amounts of cash. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
TWO people had to be led to safety following a flat fire in Birmingham. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
ROAD gritters have been out in force overnight in Birmingham as the cold snap continues. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A THIRTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD Smethwick drug dealer who was caught with £77,000 worth of cocaine hidden inside a cornflakes box at his home has been jailed for six years. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A MOTHER-of-two was being sentenced today for causing the death of an 11-year-old former Birmingham boy by dangerous driving as he walked home from church. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
John Carew kicked the corner flag into the Holte End after scoring the winning goal in the game against Stoke. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
THE sound of tills a-ringing filled the air as hordes of shoppers braved freezing temperatures and lengthy queues to find Christmas presents. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
AN IMPRESSIVE 65 organisations, including hotel, pub and leisure companies have registered their official interest in running Birmingham’s cash-strapped municipal golf courses. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
WORKERS at the Solihull site of computer giant Fujitsu are set to start a series of six day-long strikes in the New Year after the company announced it would be cutting 140 jobs. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM may be in the grip of an icy spell but laughter warmed the hearts of thousands at the LG Arena. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
DOZENS of jobs in the Black Country have been secured thanks to a leading manufacturer buying its local rival firm. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
FIVE people were taken to hospital after two cars crashed in Bromsgrove on Saturday. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
RYANAIR has announced a new route from Birmingham to Ibiza, which will operate three times a week from March 2010. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A STATE-of-the-art health “supercentre” has moved a step closer after a deal was signed with developers. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
UNIONS fighting to save Cadbury from the clutches of Kraft are to lobby shareholders with a warning that the £10.1 billion takeover would not guarantee a “major pay-day.” Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
TV FUNNYMAN Lenny Henry was all smiles after gaining a coveted spot on Birmingham’s Walk of Stars. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM taxi driver and Royal Navy reservist whose team has foiled several pirate attacks has been honoured with a special military award. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A “SHOP a yob” campaign resulted in a huge reduction in anti-social behaviour on West Midlands buses last year. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A GIFTED young artist from Solihull had her work viewed by millions of people after winning a national competition. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A NEW pharmacy has been told it cannot open late at night following protests from residents. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
WORLD champion triple-jumper Phillips Idowu helped to give youngsters a spring in their step as he opened a Sandwell sports facility. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
BURGLARS hoping for a visit from Santa Claus on Christmas Day could be in for a nasty surprise. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A DINNER supervisor at a Birmingham primary school was given a fond farewell by pupils and staff as she said goodbye to the kitchens after nearly a quarter of a century. Rose Taylor has called it a day after helping to look after thousands of school children at Leigh Junior and Infants in Leigh Road, Washwood Heath, throughout the last 23 years. Read
Dec 21 2009 | Top Stories
A WOMAN tormented by her “despicable” ex-boyfriend today urged battered women to speak up after he was jailed for ten years. Read