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French for youngsters in Coleshill

ACADEMY Française is offering fun French lessons to young children in Coleshill.Read

Success on the web for Mark Walters

BIRMINGHAM entrepreneur Mark Walters is making waves on the World Wide Web after launching what he claims is the first ever co-operative website.Read

Reader Keith Roper's picture of Birmingham Town Hall

BIRMINGHAM Mail reader Keith Roper was out and about the city with his camera and sent us this picture of newly-refurbished Birmingham Town Hall.Read

Lord Lieutenant Paul Sabapathy opens new base for Birmingham air cadets

THE Lord-Lieutenant of the West Midlands and other important dignitaries officially opened the new home of the 2030 Squadron (Elmdon and Yardley) at Sheldon TA Centre in Birmingham.Read

Sutton Organ Society in folding fear

Sutton Organ Society celebrates 20 years anniversary tonight in the Bedford Suite, Sutton Coldfield but we are in danger of closing the society down through lack of support and due to demise of some of our older members.Read

Birmingham nurse Julie Cresswell runs half marathon for charity

ON October 26 mental health nurse Julie Cresswell will be running Birmingham's first half marathon to raise money to purchase a variety of books that can be used for either individual or group reading for the psychiatric suite in which she works. Read

Tom Engel does Birmingham half marathon in memory of cancer victim cousin

TOM Engel will be taking part in Birmingham's first ever half marathon in memory of his cousin, Laurie Engel, who was lost to cancer aged just 13 in September 2005.Read

Rose Hill golf club wins Birmingham Alliance League

ROSE Hill GC won the Birmingham Alliance Division 1 League last weekend for the first time since 1992.Read

Leukaemia victim Kris Griffin to walk with Sir Ian Botham

KRIS Griffin will be joining Sir Ian Botham on his latest walk for Leukaemia in Stratford on October 14 and hopes to raise £1,000 in the process.Read

Job opportunities for the deaf and blind

MY name is Katy Wood, and I am the new Dering Employment Advisor working with Work Directions for the Birmingham and Solihull areas. I would like to offer my services to those who are Deaf, Deaf Blind and Hard of Hearing and looking for jobs.Read

Warwickshire Academy players in sponsored charity run

ON a wet Sunday morning at Edgbaston, seven Warwickshire Academy players aged 16 to 19 completed a sponsored run around the ground.Read

Silhillians U9s rugby looking for new players

AFTER two years unbeaten at tag rugby in all matches and festivals, Silhillians under-9's have started training on Sunday mornings for the new season, their first of full contact rugby.Read

Finals Day at Berkswell and Balsall Common tennis club

THE spirits at Berkswell and Balsall Common tennis club on finals day weren’t dampened by the wet weather last Sunday – even if some of the players were.Read

Ed Miliband visits Kings Heath community project

GOVERNMENT minister Ed Miliband got out and about in Birmingham when he visited a community project.Read

Darryl Foster takes a great European tour

BIRMINGHAM man Darryl Foster is hitting the roads of Europe in classic car style.Read

Sevacare UK workers on Romanian mercy mission

FIVE women from the Midlands have gone on a mercy mission helping needy Romanian families.Read

Come join the Hash House Harriers

BIRMINGHAM Hash House Harriesr are looking for people who want to get fit but have fun at the same time.Read

Lucy Bird makes Great Wall of China trek for charity

LUCY Bird of Monkspath, Solihull is daring to take on the challenge of a lifetime.Read

TV presenter Richard Felix at the Cock Inn in Rubery

TV presenter Richard Felix will be reading extracts and signing copies of his new book Haunted Tours of Britain - West Midlands when he visits a Birmingham pub.Read

A view of the Bullring, by Mail reader Dave Piper

BIRMINGHAM Mail reader Dave Piper took this artisitic view of the Bullring from Selfridges and Digbeth High Street at dusk.Read