Dec
2009
Articles from 4th Dec 2009
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So who's really in charge of the West Midlands?
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
Who really runs the West Midlands? It’s a bit difficult to be certain, says Public Affairs Correspondent Paul Dale. Read
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Eco towns are the future, but at what price?
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
As another eco town is proposed for the region, the Government is determined to drive forward the largest increase in house building in decades, even if that means swallowing up some green belt, writes Public Affairs Correspondent Paul Dale. Read
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Birmingham JP quits over 'outdated' court system
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
Former Birmingham poet laureate Roshan Doug has quit the bench because he says it is unrepresentative, he tells Rebekah Oruye. Read
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Morrisons store to bring 240 jobs to Birmingham and Black Country
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
A new superstore is set to create around 240 jobs on the border of Birmingham and Sandwell. Read
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Birmingham Airport announces new flights to Iraq
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
Birmingham International Airport is welcoming flights on its latest new route – to Iraq. Read
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Byrne's pledge to bring Civil Service jobs to Birmingham
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
The Birmingham MP masterminding plans to move civil service jobs out of London has promised to get it right this time, after criticism of an earlier attempt six years ago. Read
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Children's services on a knife-edge in Birmingham
Dec 04 2009 | West Midlands News
A government special measures order slapped on Birmingham’s children’s social services department is set to be lifted in the new year. But huge problems remain, writes Public Affairs correspondent Paul Dale. Read
