Nov
2009
Articles from 19th Nov 2009
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Sarah Evans: Exam marks are failing us
Nov 19 2009 | More Columnists
It is difficult to know just how many nails in the coffin are needed before our examination culture can finally be laid to rest in peace. Read
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Chris Upton: Windsor fails to sell itself
Nov 19 2009 | More Columnists
Last Saturday, as my birthday treat, we took ourselves down to Windsor. Remembrance Sunday is not the ideal day for negotiating the streets of this military town. Read
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Richard McComb: Relishing my day in the sun
Nov 19 2009 | More Columnists
After 20 years’ hard labour at journalism’s coal face I pulled it off, bagging a press trip to a far-flung location. Read
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Terry Grimley: Wrongful conviction is brought to stage
Nov 19 2009 | More Columnists
A once notorious miscarriage of justice in the Edwardian West Midlands, the Great Wyrley Outrages, is the subject for a new play by Birmingham writer David Edgar which will have its premiere at Birmingham Rep next spring. Read
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Who will foot the bill for care of Birmingham's elderly?
Nov 19 2009 | More Columnists
Where is Birmingham City Council going to get its share of the £250 million a year it will cost to fulfil the Government’s new promise of free care at home for elderly people? Read
