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Great Trade Up fundraising drive launched at Birmingham Children's Hospital Jan 12 2012

A charity trade up competition that previously raised more than £35,000 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital has been launched again to help upgrade its Emergency Department.Read

Former Birmingham Children's Hospital chaplain admits child sex offences Jan 04 2012

A former chaplain of Birmingham Children's Hospital is facing jail after admitting child sex offences – including filming a girl undressing.Read

Coventry City players visit Birmingham Children's Hospital Dec 29 2011

Players from Coventry City Football Club made the trip down the A45 to visit children from all over the West Midlands who are being treated on the wards at Birmingham Children’s Hospital.Read

Hospital gets festive boost from bankers Dec 23 2011

Birmingham Children’s Hospital has been presented with more than 300 toys and £800 by the Royal Bank of Scotland’s office following its annual charity “toy giving” event.Read

Flash mob Santas take to city streets Dec 09 2011

One of the busiest shopping streets in Birmingham came to an came to a standstill this week due to a flash mob of street dancing santas - all in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital.Read

Big business signs up to education partnership programme Dec 02 2011

Big-name Midland organisations have given their backing to a new scheme which helps businesses work more effectively with education.Read

Shaylor raises £800 for hospital Sep 30 2011

Employees from construction firm Shaylor got pedalling for charity and raised more than £800 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.Read

Birmingham at centre of research into children's eye cancer Sep 16 2011

Birmingham has become a major centre for treating and researching a children’s eye cancer but, as health correspondent Alison Dayani reports, funding is under threat as Government cutbacks take their tollRead