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• Solihull Moors' play-off hopes take a hit - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 20:23 via solihullobserver.co.uk
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  Solihull Moors' play-off hopes take a hit
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  Buy photos » Jay Denny in action against Guiseley on Saturday. (s) Photo by Nasar Hussain. BACK-to-back defeats have damaged Solihull Moors' play-off credentials in the Vanarama Conference North. Moors had a chance to bounce back from Saturday's ...
  
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• Solihull hosts annual galas - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 20:23 via solihullobserver.co.uk
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  Solihull hosts annual galas
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  SOLIHULL Swimming club has had a busy February after hosting of their annual Trophy Galas. In the junior event, which is open to swimmers aged 9-12, Solihull entered two teams (Gold and Black) who competed alongside Camp Hill, Rugby and Kingsbury ...
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• Archbishop of Canterbury visits Valley Primary School - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 15:58 via solihullobserver.co.uk
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  Archbishop of Canterbury visits Valley Primary School
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  Buy photos » Head Boy Eliot Parchment and Head Girl Scarlet Elwell-Jones weclome the Archbishop of Canterbury to Valley Primary School in Solihull. All pictures courtesy of Lee Allen. THE ARCHBISHOP of Canterbury visited Valley Primary School in ...
  
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• A bright future in Edgbaston chalet-style home - www.solihullnews.net

  04-03-2015 12:42 via solihullnews.net
  
  A bright future in Edgbaston chalet-style home
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  This modern property in Oak Hill Drive, Edgbaston, would make a good buy for a couple or a young family. Share; Share; Tweet; +1; LinkedIn. Oak Hill Drive in Edgbaston. VIEW GALLERY. With its high pointed roof and cladding to the front , this link ...
  
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• Outcome of May election set to ignite the housing market - www.solihullnews.net

  04-03-2015 12:10 via solihullnews.net
  
  Outcome of May election set to ignite the housing market
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  There could be a flood of homes coming to the market following the General Election as people seek to emigrate. Share; Share; Tweet; +1; LinkedIn. There could be a flood of homes coming to the market following the General Election as people seek to ...
  
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• A bright future in Edgbaston chalet-style home

  04-03-2015 12:00
  
  This modern property in Oak Hill Drive, Edgbaston, would make a good buy for a couple or a young family.
  
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• Spacious Cotteridge terrace with bonus in loft - www.solihullnews.net

  04-03-2015 11:55 via solihullnews.net
  
  Spacious Cotteridge terrace with bonus in loft
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  Quaint yet modern and surprisingly spacious, this terraced house in Cotteridge is really worthy of closer inspection. Share; Share; Tweet; +1; LinkedIn. Shirley Road in Cotteridge VIEW GALLERY. Quaint yet modern and surprisingly spacious, this terraced ...
  
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• Outcome of May election set to ignite the housing market

  04-03-2015 11:42
  
  There could be a flood of homes coming to the market following the General Election as people seek to emigrate.
  
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• Miller Homes Midlands' pamper incentive for Mother's Day

  04-03-2015 11:39
  
  Miller Homes Midlands is encouraging mums to put their feet up and have a pamper session on them this Mother's Day.
  
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• Spacious Cotteridge terrace with bonus in loft

  04-03-2015 11:31
  
  Quaint yet modern and surprisingly spacious, this terraced house in Cotteridge is really worthy of closer inspection.
  
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• Harborne cottage is a cosy home that is handily placed

  04-03-2015 11:15
  For a charming traditional property, look no further than this mews cottage in South Street, Harborne.
  
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• Solihull protest staged by Ian Paterson breast op women - BBC News

  04-03-2015 10:59 via bbc.co.uk
  
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  Solihull protest staged by Ian Paterson breast op women
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  Women given unnecessary or incomplete breast operations by a surgeon have protested outside a private hospital. The women demonstrated at Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull, on Tuesday about delays in receiving compensation. The protesters, who were ...
  
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• Violinist follows American dream - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 09:02 via solihullobserver.co.uk
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  Violinist follows American dream
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  VIOLINIST Helena Logah's dream came true when she was selected to join the San Diego Youth Symphony this summer. The 18-year-old from Olton posted a video on You Tube to MusiCamp judges and is one of 15 international musicians to join the ...
  
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• Vince Cable champions traineeships - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 09:02 via solihullobserver.co.uk
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  Vince Cable champions traineeships
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  BUSINESS Secretary Vince Cable joined Solihull MP Lorely Burt for a visit to Solihull College where he met trainees and apprentices. Instrumental in the growth and importance of apprenticeships, Lib Dem MP Dr Cable has introduced measures to support ...
  
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• Win tickets to the National Homebuilding and Renovating Show - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 01:25 via solihullobserver.co.uk
  Win tickets to the National Homebuilding and Renovating Show
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  THE NATIONAL Homebuilding & Renovating Show - with a record number of over 15 self-build, renovation and home improvement specialists - is coming to Birmingham's NEC from March 26 to 29 - and The Observer has got 20 pairs of tickets to give away.
  
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• Distraught Acocks Green allotment holders targeted by vandals - Solihull Observer

  04-03-2015 01:25 via solihullobserver.co.uk
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  Distraught Acocks Green allotment holders targeted by vandals
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  Buy photos » Allotment chairman Phil Webb surveys a smashed greenhouse - just one of the dozens of acts of vandalism happening at the allotments. Picture by Jon Mullis 07.015.017.sol.jm7. ALLOTMENT holders in Acocks Green have been left distraught ...
  
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• Sex offender jailed for 17 years over historic child abuse

  04-03-2015 00:00
  A Birmingham sex offender, who subjected three young girls to years of abuse, has been sentenced to 17 years in jail for a string of historic offences. 
  
  Gary Jukes, of Highters Road, Warstock was sentenced after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing to sexually abusing children over a period of 21 years, between 1976 and 1997.
  
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• Search continues for missing Handsworth woman

  04-03-2015 00:00
  Police in Birmingham continue to appeal for information to find missing woman, Cheryl Kerr. 
  
  Cheryl, aged 55, of Handsworth Wood Road, Handsworth, was last seen on 31 January and reported missing to local police on 12 February. 
  
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• Postman strikes gold as police recover athlete Kelly’s Commonwealth medal

  04-03-2015 00:00
  West Midlands Police has recovered a treasured Commonwealth Games gold medal stolen from Birmingham athlete Kelly Sotherton...less than 24 hours after the case featured in a Crimewatch TV appeal. 
  
  The case appeared on BBC’s Crimewatch on Monday night with the 38-year-old making a personal appeal for the return of her prized possessions. And yesterday afternoon (3 March) a Royal Mail delivery driver found the Commonwealth gold on his rounds while emptying a pillar box in Sutton Coldfield. 
  
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• Police focus on criminals with additions to camera network

  04-03-2015 00:00
  Police are increasing the pressure on the region’s major criminals as they introduce new state of the art automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras on major routes across the West Midlands.
  
  The new overt cameras will be situated at 16 different locations across the West Midlands. In a first for the force, they will be using 3G technology to capture and transfer images of vehicles which are of interest to the police. 
  
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• Pair arrested after dawn raids in Birmingham

  04-03-2015 00:00
  Tens of thousands of pounds of cash was seized as Birmingham police carried out dawn raids in Alum Rock this morning (4 March).
  
  Two men are now in police custody after the drugs raids were executed simultaneously at three different addresses in College Gate just after 6am.
  
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• Lorry drivers’ near miss as bricks thrown from Black Country bridge

  04-03-2015 00:00
  Police are investigating two instances of criminal damage after objects were thrown from bridges along the Black Country Route.
  
  The first incident took place around 9pm on 25 February in Bradley where an unknown object was thrown from the bridge at the Vulcan Road Island. The 69-year-old lorry driver was travelling towards Walsall when the object came smashing through the windscreen.
  
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