Sep
2008
Articles from 30th Sep 2008
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Birmingham children among most deprived in Britain
Sep 30 2008 | West Midlands News
Eight out of ten children in the Birmingham Ladywood constituency live in poverty or come from families struggling on low incomes, according to research. Read
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Michael Heseltine back at Millennium Point
Sep 30 2008 | West Midlands News
When Lord Heseltine first stood on the site of Millennium Point it was nothing more than a field, but as the then Deputy Prime Minister he shared the vision of creating a unique museum and gave a cheque for £50 million towards it. Read
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David Sullivan tells of arrest ordeal
Sep 30 2008 | West Midlands News
Birmingham City co-owner David Sullivan has spoken of his ordeal after he was cleared over a sex assault allegation. Read
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Council backing for Kings Heath village square project
Sep 30 2008 | West Midlands News
A bid to create a village-style square in Kings Heath, Birmingham, has come a step nearer completion after the city council pledged £400,000 towards the project. Read
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Birmingham brothers jailed for heroin distribution
Sep 30 2008 | West Midlands News
Three members of a drug smuggling network have been sentenced for their part in distributing huge quantities of heroin through the Midlands. Read
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Man denies murder of football fan after Villa-Blues derby
Sep 30 2008 | West Midlands News
A man has denied the murder of a football fan who was struck by a car following a Premier League derby match in Birmingham. Lee Mockble, 20, is accused of killing Aston Villa supporter Christopher Priest on April 20. Read
