Naomi Desouza
Senior Reporter at Birmingham Mail
Senior Reporter at MySolihull
Senior reporter @birmingham_live @my_solihull 🗞 | Sometimes @DailyMirror | Ex @live_coventry | Proud @JSchofieldTrust Fellow 2021
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6 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Naomi Desouza
Prof Kiran Patel, chief medical officer at University Hospitals Birmingham Trust, says city hospitals face their 'busiest time of year' Professor Kiran Patel, chief medical officer at University Hospitals Birmingham(Image: University Hospitals Birmingham) Birmingham's chief medic has lifted the lid on the "real pressures" facing A&E departments - and the cause of ambulance queues as city hospitals enter their "busiest period." Prof Kiran Patel, chief medical officer at University Hospitals...
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1 week ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Naomi Desouza
Officers issue images of men who may have information about early-morning attackA man was seriously hurt following an attack outside a popular nightclub. The victim was battered outside Popworld in Solihull town centre by two men early on March 1. He suffered serious head injuries and needed hospital treatment.
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1 week ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Naomi Desouza
The group drove onto Swanshurst Park in Birmingham on Sunday April 13 and were still there this morningTravellers have returned to a popular Birmingham park just a week after they left. A group of around 16 caravans pulled onto Swanshurst Park, on the border of Moseley and Billesley, on Sunday, April 13. Around a dozen caravans and vehicles remained on the green space on Tuesday morning, April 14.
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1 week ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Naomi Desouza
Frustrations grow in Birmingham after Unite members reject city council deal and dispute set to drag on until after EasterFrustrations continue to grow in Birmingham after binmen rejected a council offer aimed at defusing the all-out bin strike that has dragged the city's name through the mud.
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1 week ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Naomi Desouza
West Midlands Ambulance confirm boy left with 'serious injuries' following attack in Birmingham parkA boy was seriously injured in an attack in a Birmingham park. Emergency crews were called to reports of an assault at the park in Kingstanding Road, Kingstanding, just before 6pm yesterday, Monday, April 14. West Midlands Ambulance Service told BirminghamLive the male youngster, whose age was not confirmed, was treated for serious injuries before being taken to hospital.
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