Jun
2008
Articles from 24th Jun 2008
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Holy Cross RC Primary in Walmley celebrates its 40th anniversary
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
A WEEK of celebrations were held at Holy Cross Catholic Primary School in Walmley, Sutton Coldfield, to mark its 40th anniversary. Read
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Fundraising dinner in Birmingham for Pakistan's Bewal International Hospital
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
A FUNDRAISING dinner in aid of Bewal International Hospital in Pakistan is being held on June 28 at Regents Park Banqueting Hall in Birmingham. Read
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Birmingham's Wing Chun Association raise money for Chinese earthquake victims
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
THE Birmingham branch of the UK Wing Chun Kung Fu club took part in a series of martial arts demonstrations aimed to help the Chinese staff and students from the University of Birmingham in a fund raising event, "Help the Children, China Earthquake Appeal". Read
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Charity night in Birmingham in aid of WaterAid
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
A FUNDRAISING night for the WaterAid charity will be held at a Birmingham bar. Read
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Meadow Park FC U10s win Alcester Football Tournament
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
Meadow Park FC Under 10's became Champions of the Alcester Football Tournament over the weekend. Based upon the UEFA Euro 2008 Tournament - each team were drawn teams & Meadow Park was drawn out as Spain. All 6 teams played in 1 league and it was the top 2 who ventured into the Final. Meadow Park played 5 games and needed to win their last game to stick a chance. Bromsgrove Town (drawn England) won all 5 games to top the league but if Alcester coud'nt get 3 points from their last game & Meadows won - it would be Meadow Park v Bromsgrove Town. All 10 players had already played Bromsgrove Town prior and lost narrowlly 1-0, so when they played them in the Final they had to do better. A first half move & pass by Daniel McArdle allowed Rory Douglas to score from just inside the box,and this proved to be the only goal. Although Bromsgrove gave everything they had Meadow Park held out and won the Tournament. Read
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Can you help former Birmingham man Ronald Osborne trace his relatives?
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
A FORMER Birmingham man is appealing for help in tracing his family nearly 60 years after he emigrated to Australia. Read
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Focus on faith for St Thomas More RC Primary in Birmingham
Jun 24 2008 | Your News
PUPILS at a Birmingham school will be focusing on different faiths to Christianity as part of Global Dimension Week. Read
