Jane Haynes
Politics and People Editor at Birmingham Mail
Writer at Inside Birmingham with Jane Haynes
Journalist #Birmingham, social justice, politics https://t.co/Ckw2ckrS3R and https://t.co/uwcbleNrKS 07471025568
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4 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jane Haynes
Police are investigating after a man died at a hostel in Birmingham's Hagley RoadEdgbaston MP Preet Kaur Gill has described the death of a resident in a Hagley Road hostel as a 'horrific tragedy'. The man died after a fire broke out in a room at the supported accommodation hostel early yesterday, Friday May 9.
Birmingham City Council issues message to residents as bins strike ‘megapicket’ disrupts collections
5 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Alexander Brock |Jane Haynes
NewsOne of Birmingham’s main depots was 'shut down' by a demonstration organised in support of striking bin workersProtesters and a giant inflatable rat at the Birmingham bins strike 'megapicket' at Lifford Lane depot on Friday, May 9 (Image: Alexander Brock)Get the latest Birmingham Live breaking news on WhatsAppOur community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time.
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5 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Alexander Brock |Jane Haynes
Bin strike backers from around the country have descended on Birmingham today in a co-ordinated show of strength. The group - numbering over 100 and growing - appear to have shut down Lifford Lane depot, one of the three main Birmingham City Council depots. It means bin crews are unlikely to get out of the depot this morning. Protestors proclaimed they had 'shut down' the depot as a result.
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6 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jane Haynes
Young men and boys sharing video highlighting their diverse backgrounds faced online hateYoung people attending a youth club in Birmingham have shared a strong message of unity and diversity - and racists hated it. The youngsters, aged 15 to 19, created a Tik Tok video showing the different nationalities of attendees at the Hotspot Youth Club in Nechells, sharing their joy at being part of a 'united nations' group.
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6 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jane Haynes
Developers have made first positive move in battle to win trust of local people ahead of 20 year regeneration projectWelcome to Ladywood(Image: Ben Perrin)An at-risk community project in the heart of Ladywood is to move to a new home following the intervention of developers behind the area's multi-billion pound redevelopment.
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Published today - reaction and analysis of claims by former @BhamCityCouncil leader @johnclancy and @dgbailey around payments made to West Midlands Pension Fund https://t.co/Xx1Ru1Hmaq
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