Apr
2009
Articles from 10th Apr 2009
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PM Gordon Brown: How the G20 summit will help Birmingham
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
In an article for the Birmingham Post, Prime Minister Gordon Brown explains what the impact of the G20 summit will have on the people of Birmingham and the West Midlands Read
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Theft of 500 Tamworth pigs sparks cattle rustling fear
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
Rising meat prices and the recession has sparked a new crimewave in cattle rustling, landowners have been warned. Read
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Warwickshire CCC accepts it may have to alter Edgbaston plans
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
Warwickshire County Cricket Club has admitted it may be forced to change some aspects of a controversial £32 million makeover of the Edgbaston ground in order to address the concerns of people living nearby. Read
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Bishop's ambition is to stay in Birmingham until he retires
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
Birmingham’s anglican bishop has declared he’s here to stay after waving farewell to his Roman Catholic counterpart Vincent Nicholls. Read
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Half of Midlands nurses forced to take second job, says survey
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
Nurses across the Midlands are some of the hardest hit in the credit crunch with nearly half forced to take a second job to survive, according to debt help advisors. Read
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Cave tragedy teen's parents in tribute to 'perfect gentleman' son
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
The parents of teenager Aiden Brookes, who died when the roof of a cave collapsed in Shropshire, have spoken of their heartbreak over the loss of their “perfect gentleman” son. Read
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Train operators accused of neglecting commuters in rural areas
Apr 10 2009 | West Midlands News
Passengers in rural areas are being neglected when transport policy is formed, it was claimed yesterday. Read
