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Lottie's Lifeline: Your organs can help save lives Sep 20 2011

LOTTIE’S Lifeline, a new Birmingham Mail campaign inspired by liver transplant baby Lottie Bryon-Edmond, hopes to encourage more people to sign up to the Organ Donor Register, to agree to their organs being used for transplantation after their death.Read

Creature Features: Families in zoo day out Sep 20 2011

FAMILIES involved with a local charity visited Dudley Zoo to meet a rare and endangered macaque they have adopted.Read

Your Lives: Security is top priority Sep 20 2011

MEET the five traders who will benefit from the Mail’s Fightback Fund with £2,000 each.Read

Your Lives: We're back in business! Sep 20 2011

BUSINESSES across the city are getting the chance to rebuild their livelihoods with £2,000 aid after attacks by looters and thugs.Read

Your Pets: Will my cats like new pup? Sep 20 2011

Q I am considering getting a new puppy but my two cats don’t get on with other animals. What do you advise?Read

Creature Features: Reaching Out Sep 13 2011

THE zoo’s outreach team joined youngsters at Farley Park, in Whitehall Rd, West Bromwich, for a series of Creature Features as part of the environmental charity Ground Work West Midlands scheme.Read

Creature Features: Snaps bring suite to life Sep 13 2011

FIFTEEN images from the Best of British calendar, featuring a range of zoo animals and their favourite foods, are now adorning the walls of the Queen Mary Suite.Read

Your Lives: Our talented staff go beyond call of duty Sep 13 2011

BIRMINGHAM’S largest hospital trust recognised staff for going beyond the call of duty at its annual awards.Read

Your Lives: Fashion show and luncheon Sep 13 2011

THE Mayor of Solihull will be among the guests at a charity fashion show and luncheon.Read

Your Lives: Raise a cup for charity Sep 13 2011

THE Birmingham branch of a national cancer charity is urging people to support its annual fund raising appeal.Read

Your Lives: Friends remember celebrated runner Sep 13 2011

COLIN Simpson, who has died aged 82, would regularly be seen by his neighbours in Solihull pounding the pavements in his running gear.Read

Your Pets: How can I get rid of maggots? Sep 13 2011

QMy rabbit has been living in the garden for the summer months, but I recently noticed some maggots in her fur. Should I be worried about this? What can I use to get rid of them?Read

Your Pictures: A feast for the senses Sep 13 2011

MORE than 200,000 people enjoyed everything from clog tapping to break dancing at Birmingham’s ArtsFest.Read

Creature Features: Pupils go wild for rainforests Sep 06 2011

PUPILS from Holyhead Primary School, Wednesbury, learned about why rainforests are so important and what animals live there during an hour-long session in the Go Wild!Theatre.Read

Creature Features: A world of experience for students Sep 06 2011

STUDENTS on a placement course at Dudley had a culture shock when they exchanged their flat Netherlands homeland for a hillside site.Read

Your Pets: Are there any natural cures to kill off fleas? Sep 06 2011

Q I DON’T want my poodle Waffle to get fleas, but I don’t like giving her chemicals or medication. What natural remedies could I give her instead or as well as conventional medication? Do natural remedies work?Read

Your Celebrations: Annual folk festival is real crowd pleaser Sep 06 2011

BALMY temperatures and big name acts led to this year’s Moseley Folk Festival being hailed the most successful ever.Read

Your News: Teen is best cadet finalist Sep 06 2011

A MIDLAND teenager has emerged from thousands of hopefuls to make the final 20 in an annual competition to find the country’s best army cadet.Read

Your News: Construction staff hand over cheque Sep 06 2011

WORKERS involved in the construction of the £193 million Library of Birmingham raised thousands for the Lord Mayor of Birmingham’s annual charity appeal.Read

Your Celebrations: Islamic fest brings cultures together Sep 06 2011

BIRMINGHAM people turned out in their thousands to enjoy the city’s huge annual Eid Mela in Cannon Hill Park.Read

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