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A CANDLE-LIT banquet in the imposing surroundings of Birmingham Cathedral has been hailed a huge success.Read
SO THE team is sorted – two guide runners, two tandem captains and a physio who is blonde, blue eyed and has hands of steel.Read
THE Birmingham Mail has launched 34 new community sections on its website, bringing you news and pictures from your area.Read
FOR years now, specialists have argued that “breast is best” and I agree it probably is more nutritious for your baby.Read
Year 6 pupils from St John Bosco Primary School did their bit for the community by taking part in the ‘Big Spring Clean’ organised by Tipton Litterwatch.Read
SUPER-SAILOR Bob Lewis may have endured five hip operations, but that isn’t going to anchor him down.Read
ARTWORK produced by budding amateur artists has gone on display at a historic Birmingham landmark.Read
A BIRMINGHAM charity which helps families overcome the tragic loss of a child is £1,000 better-off thanks to an insurance broker.Read
ACTIVE octogenarian June Sutton proved age is no barrier when she completed a 5k run in Birmingham in memory of her brother and sister.Read
A MIDLAND barrister is gearing up for motorbike ride across Europe in memory of his step-father, who died of leukaemia.Read
DISADVANTAGED children from specials schools in Birmingham and beyond enjoyed a rare visit to a fun fair courtesy of a Midland Freemasons group.Read
TO MARK National Volunteers Week (June 1-7), we’re putting the spotlight on a special team of helpers.Read
AS A community-focused shopping centre, the Pallasades is dedicated to supporting events, initiatives and fund-raising within the city.Read
THE Birmingham Mail today proudly launches its Local Heroes Awards for 2011, in association with the Pallasades shopping centreRead
PUPILS in reception year of Hall Green Infant School were treated to a cooking demonstration by chefs from the Oriental restaurant in the Mailbox.Read
PUPILS at a Birmingham primary school will experience a more international feel to their lessons after two teachers returned from China.Read
A GROUP of talented students from an Edgbaston school are taking to the stage with Birmingham Royal Ballet – in Japan.Read
SPORTY youngsters challenged a team of cops to a football match as part of a police initiative to engage with inner city youth and cut crime.Read
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