Osama: The Questions That Must Be Asked
Now that the dust is settling over the killing of Osama bin Laden, there are some uncomfortable issues that must be addressed
Tumbling Towers
A unique demolition project is scheduled to take place in Birmingham city centre this Sunday morning
The End for the Yeltz?
Once more it sees that Halesowen Town FC may have played their last game.
Balsall Heath and a neighbourhood plan
In April it was announced that Balsall Heath is to be one of the first pilot neighbourhoods in Britain to create a Neighbourhood Plan
X Marks the Spot
On the eve of polling day Dave Woodhall issues a plea to get involved.
More on the Osama/Obama Drama
Osama bin Laden may have left the building, but it will continue to shake from the tremors he unleashed for a good while yet.
Albion Over The Line
Terry Wills has a double reason to celebrate.
A nice bit of brass
Budding young composers from Birmingham and Solihull are being given the chance to hear their work played by a live brass band
Thoughts on ‘THAT’ weddding
Our correspondent, Anne, offers her thoughts on last Friday and the ‘royals’….
Dangling by the dingles
Andy Munro is starting to get that annual St Andrews end of season feeling.
Obama 1-Osama 0: The US Gets Its Man
From Richard Lutz It’s safe to say that one of the major questions to arise from the Osama bin Laden death is: just what did the Pakistani military know or not know? The terrorist’s compound was within spitting distance of the national military academic, a place akin to Sandhurst. It was a compound with 15…
What’s On at the Robin
More old favourites will be arriving in Bilston this week.
What’s On at the Assembly
‘Legendary’ is as good a word as any to describe much of this week’s Leamington attraction.
Villa Back Off Form
Saturday’s derby saw Villa’s old problems return. Dave Woodhall passes comment.
Our Friend Damien
Dave Woodhall pays tribute to one of our former colleagues.