Aug
2009
Articles from 5th Aug 2009
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Birmingham's best balti is revealed
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
It was a tough job, but somebody had to do it – Birmingham Post reporter and curry connoisseur Ed Chadwick joined the judging panel to find Birmingham’s first “official” balti Read
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CCTV video footage of Ashley Blake's attack on teenager
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
See the CCTV video of events at The Place 2B in Sutton Coldfield, leading up to Ashley Blake's attack on a teenager. Read
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Birmingham police staff in court on fraud charges
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
A police officer and two civilian police workers appeared in court yesterday charged over an alleged £200,000 fraud. Read
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Rare plant disease threatens Cannock Chase wildlife
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
A rare plant disease is tightening its grip at one of the region’s most treasured beauty spots. Read
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Top names lined up for revamped LG Arena
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
A stellar line-up including teen diva Miley Cyrus, rockers Green Day and 80s group Depeche Mode will star in the opening season of the new-look LG Arena. Read
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Ashley Blake: I've lost everything - I'm ruined
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
Shamed BBC newsreader Ashley Blake said he faces financial ruin after being found guilty of hitting a teenager with a wooden pole and lying to police to protect himself. Read
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Birmingham & Solihull rugby club hoping to sell off pitches
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
Cash-poor Birmingham & Solihull Rugby Club said it was vital plans to sell off its pitches and merge with Solihull Moors Football Club are given the go-ahead at a meeting tonight. Read
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£120m rubbish incinerator planned for Staffordshire reconsidered
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
Plans for a £120 million rubbish incinerator in Staffordshire are being sent back to council planners over legal fears. Read
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Birmingham City Council to hand over management of roads to Amey
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
Eight years after the idea was first proposed, Birmingham City Council is ready to hand over the task of improving and managing 1,500 miles of roads and pavements to the private sector. Read
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Downing Street rejects inquiry into The Public Arts Centre
Aug 05 2009 | West Midlands News
An inquiry into a troubled art gallery has been ruled out by Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Read
