Oct 30, 2009 | The Independent
Film that exposes city's gangs is banned in Birmingham
When an acclaimed filmmaker decided to make her next feature in Birmingham, it was because she wanted to put the city on the cinematic map.
Deputy Leader promises that Birmingham will deliver at Mace bash
Speaking in front of more than 400 representatives from the construction and project management sector at the Mace Group Autumn reception held at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, cllr Paul Tilsley outlined some of the key opportunities and challenges facing the city.
Police appeal for witnesses to high speed pursuit
Gloucestershire Police are appealing for drivers who may have witnessed a police pursuit in which stolen items were thrown from a vehicle, to contact them.
Struggling US Airways to Cut 1,000 Jobs
Struggling US Airways said on Wednesday it will cut some 1,000 jobs next year, shift nearly all of its flying to its three hubs and Washington, and suspend several international routes.
Rowe sorry for Birmingham fans as club prepares for the end
TONY Rowe says his sympathies are with Birmingham & Solihull's fans as the club is expected to fold this week.
TwiTrip to Birmingham - the verdict
Sarah Turner's Twitter-led trip to the second city took her from Russian art at the Ikon Gallery to a top Brum boozer in Moseley and a belting Balti in Sparkbrook View Birmingham TwiTrip in a larger map See Sarah's tour of Birmingham plotted on the map above My last experience of Birmingham was so memorable several peripheral details have eluded me ...
Gang who plotted to behead soldier are freed early... for good behaviour
A GANG of terrorists who plotted to kidnap and behead a British Muslim soldier are back on the streets after being released early from prison.
Jailed: three men who ran string of brothels
THREE men who made as much as A 400,000 from a string of brothels, including one in Worcester, have been jailed for a combined total of 10 years.
Donations set to help our wounded soldiers
GRATEFUL members of the Lutterworth branch of the Royal British Legion have thanked generous townspeople for donating hundreds of items for wounded soldiers returning home from duty abroad.
Birmingham papers plans challenged
Birmingham's MPs have united in opposition to wholesale changes planned for the city's two daily newspapers.
Lovell secures 4.23m Birmingham housing contract
Published by Hannah Wooderson for 24dash.com in Housing Tuesday 20th October 2009 - 2:19pm Lovell secures 4.23m Birmingham housing contract Affordable housing developer and regeneration specialist Lovell is set to build a 4.23 million housing development on behalf of Midland Heart in Winson Green, Birmingham.
Some Parts Of Birmingham Are Badly Educated
According to research out today, in some parts of our city, including Hodge Hill, Sparkbrook and Small Heath, more than a third of people have no qualifications at all.
Road closed as police probe package
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Woman barrister charged with supplying heroin and crack cocaine to her husband
Drugs charge: Birmingham barrister Victoria Edmonds-Shakell will stand trial next April and will continue to work until then A woman barrister has been charged in connection with the supply of crack cocaine and heroin to her husband.
Police warned over confidential records
Police who unlawfully access confidential records from force computers for their own purposes were warned by the country's top judge they faced "deterrent" sentences after an ex-constable from Sutton Coldfield was imprisoned.
Stick your oar in with taster session
FREE boat trips and canoe taster sessions will form part of the Droitwich Canals Trusta s annual open day.
New hunt for gunmen who killed Coventry dad 16 years ago
DETECTIVES today appealed to the people of Coventry to help them solve an execution-style murder which dates back to 1993.
Bus appeal for taxi driver murder
Detectives investigating a taxi driver's murder have launched an advertising campaign on buses to encourage his killer to come forward.
Child Porn Tennis Coach To Get Early Release
A top tennis coach has been jailed for a string of child sex crimes - but is likely to be released within a few weeks.
'I always knew my life would be about writing' - Nigel's inspiring story
Plenty of teenagers fall out with their parents or have a brush with the law. For most of them it's only a fleeting setback on the road to adulthood, but not for Nigel Pearce.
Hundreds turned out today to pay their last respects to a Birmingham Soldier, killed in Northern Ireland.
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Jamelia to re-launch CMAT Recording Studio - 'Birmingham's 'Best Kept Secret'
World renowned singer, Jamelia is to re-launch CMAT Recording Studios on 16.10.2009. Birmingham's Best Kept Secret is finally going to be revealed.... BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, October 08, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- West Midlands' superstar Jamelia has agreed to join CMAT Recording Studios to re-launch a new phase in the life of the internationally ...
Harrowing CCTV images shown during day two of Fairfield murder trial
A JURY have been shown the final moments of a postmaster's son who was brutally gunned down while protecting his parents' shop from masked robbers.
Birmingham Uk a Personality Disorder Network Meeting Planned
It's early days , it always is , in a Groundhog-day type of way , in the Personality Disorders community that is often promised some kind of better resources but tends to get excluded even when its promised to be "Socially Included" Does anyone recall the Dept of Health paper : "Personality Disorder No Longer A Diagnosis of Exclusion" ...... Ahhhh ...
Son died defending his parents, court told
Birmingham crown court was told how 29-year-old Craig Hodson-Walker was shot in the chest at the post office and village store in Fairfield, near Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, on the morning of 9 January.
World mountain running champion Elisa Desco tests positive for doping
World mountain running champion Elisa Desco has tested positive for doping. The Italian athletics federation said Thursday that Desco failed a doping test on Sept.
A DISTRACTION burglar who preyed on elderly victims in Leek and the Moorlands has been jailed for five years.
Birmingham social services 'not fit for purpose'
An inquiry into the city's social services was commissioned after inspectors found weaknesses in care for at-risk children last December.
The Pointer on the Hub: Grammy nominated artist plays at the Afterdark
Central Wisconsin Hub will occasionally post stories from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's student newspaper The Pointer.
Car stolen in Stourbridge used in post office raid
A CAR stolen in the Stourbridge area and later used in a post office robbery has been recovered by police.
New archbishop named for Birmingham, England
Bishop Bernard Longley, an auxiliary of the Westminster archdiocese, has been named by Pope Benedict XVI to become Archbishop of Birmingham.