Apr
2010
Articles from 6th Apr 2010
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Man injured after colliding with lorry in Coseley
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
A man has been airlifted to hospital after being struck by a lorry in the Black Country. Read
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Birmingham inmates unhappy with prison food
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
Inmates at Birmingham’s Winson Green Prison are complaining about the food they are being served up, according to a inspections report. Read
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MPs demand Cadbury keep Dairy Milk British
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
Kraft must be forced to keep its promise to continue manufacturing Dairy Milk bars in Britain, a powerful Commons committee has warned. Read
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Judge rules murder victim in wrong Walsall grave must be exhumed
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
The remains of a murder victim buried in the wrong grave in Walsall must be exhumed to allow a widow to be laid to rest alongside her late husband, a judge has ruled. Read
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Judge to rule on Walsall 'wrong grave' exhumation
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
A judge is due to decide whether the remains of a murder victim buried in the wrong grave in Walsall should be exhumed. Read
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Dozens of drain covers stolen from streets in Knowle
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
Dozens of drain covers have been stolen from streets in Knowle, Solihull, leaving potentially-lethal holes in the roads. Read
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Obstacles pile up for Birmingham Airport runway extension
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
Birmingham International Airport’s campaign to market itself as Heathrow’s third runway could turn into a money-spinner, but only if legal difficulties can be resolved, argues Public Affairs Correspondent Paul Dale. Read
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Lenny Henry and Dawn French announce marriage split
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
Celebrity couple Lenny Henry and Dawn French are to separate after 25 years of marriage, their spokesman said today. Read
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How Amnesty International leaders fell out over a man from Birmingham
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
A leading human rights campaigner who was suspended from Amnesty International for questioning its support for former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Moazzam Begg claims his views could inspire violence in the UK. Read
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Birmingham Super Prix held up as model for future UK street racing events
Apr 06 2010 | West Midlands News
The Birmingham Super Prix could provide the model for a new generation of street racing tournaments, after a Commons inquiry called for more domestic competitions to support the motorsport industry. Read
