Moseley Park users were this week warned to find alternative routes  around the lake due to lengthy delays caused by fallen trees. It seems that aberrant weather conditions have caused a number of trees to lose branches rendering sections of the park completely...

The fragile economic recovery of Moseley Village was in doubt this week with the realisation that everyone's favourite estate agents, Dixons, was shut for "refurbishment". This shock news clearly came as a surprise to aspirant house buyers, one told us:-   "It's...

Moseley was rocked over the weekend as Birmingham was forced to initiate its emergency resilience plan in order to prevent a wave of pretension drowning both Kings Heath and Balsall Heath. In a perfect storm of up its own arsedness we've seen the opening of Bohemian...

When Moseley returned two Labour Councillors, a legitimate concern of many right thinking people was that this would herald a return to Soviet era price controls. Over the last two years these concerns were largely dismissed as McCarthyite hysteria. Well news has...

As we walk the streets of our village many people don't give a thought to Moseley Wines, unless of course you'd like a refreshing can of strong lager. In a number of forms it's been providing a much needed service to the people of Moseley for years. In a sense it is a...

The development of the new bridge over the River Rea has been universally recognised as a triumph of civil engineering, but we can now exclusively reveal that it has a  much darker purpose. The twin aims of building the bridge were to guarantee that we had the...

Yesterday angry residents called on Moseley Traffic Chiefs to explain the surreal decision to redirect traffic from the Alcester Road through a local pet shop. The strange action occurred after the main road was blocked by a road traffic accident.   In a penitent...