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The Birmingham Talk Yardley Wood & Kings Heath Local News 27/09/2010 Small Story Small Story Small Story Advert People were shocked as a freak lightning storm hit the midlands, causing vast amounts of dam- age and causing all communications within a 5 mile radius to be halted. The storm was ongo- ing for 3 hours before simmering out. Football A three year old boy named Thomas Jones has been taken to hospital after what has been de- scribed as a “horrific accident” took place at 9:30 this morning. The West Midlands Am- bulance spokesperson has confirmed “Thomas had a fractured leg among other alleged inju- ries” Urgent meetings about the scrapping of have been held with roughly one hundred people from the kings heath community attending. Af- ter what was described as a “heated” ar- gument, Centro and National Express have agreed to reconsider adding Dawberry Fields Road And Doversly Road. For More See Page 12 For More See Page 8 www.thebirminghamtalk.co.uk 55p For More See Page 9 BELOVED FATHER TEACHER AND HUSBAND TRAGICALLY DIED IN A ROAD COLLISION Colin Roberts, a 21 year old teacher of pupils at Wheel- ers Lane Technology College who is also a father of a two year old and husband was cy- cling on his way to Cromer, where he was going to go on holiday with his family, but he got hit by a transit van at 7:15 on Saturday morning in Cambridgeshire. He was a keen cyclist and his family, who drove to Cromer believed he would be safe as he used to cycle everywhere he could even when he was studying at university. By Bradley Morrison The van driver has been ar- rested and has allegadly been bailed on the case of death by dangerous drving. He will ap- pear in court on December 1st. Birningham mail has quoted Co- lin Roberts’ brother, Philip say- ing “Colin was a devoted hus- band father and brother. He was an avid cyclist and would go for a 30-mile ride every Sunday. He was a safe cyclist, he always wore a helmet and was careful. Every- one is in utter shock. It hasn’t hit us all yet. All the family is try- ing to get through it together but it’s very hard.”Many of his cur- rent pupils where shocked and sad about his untimely death, he had only been teaching for one year and one of his students took to facebook to say “R.I.P Mr Roberts, the only teacher that had faith in me to pass my maths GCSE.” Another tweeted on social netoworking site, twit- ter “Cant believe Mr Roberts has gone, such a nice person, my prayers are with his family” His Funeral will take place on November 13th, and will be cremated at the Rob- in Hood Cremetarium where all family, friends former and current pupils are welcome.

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The Birmingham TalkYardley Wood & Kings Heath Local News27/09/2010

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People were shocked as a freak lightning storm hit the midlands, causing vast amounts of dam-age and causing all communications within a 5 mile radius to be halted. The storm was ongo-ing for 3 hours before simmering out.

Football

A three year old boy named Thomas Jones has been taken to hospital after what has been de-scribed as a “horrific accident” took place at 9:30 this morning. The West Midlands Am-bulance spokesperson has confirmed “Thomas had a fractured leg among other alleged inju-ries”

Urgent meetings about the scrapping of have been held with roughly one hundred people from the kings heath community attending. Af-ter what was described as a “heated” ar-gument, Centro and National Express have agreed to reconsider adding Dawberry Fields Road And Doversly Road.

For More See Page 12

For More See Page 8

www.thebirminghamtalk.co.uk

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For More See Page 9

BELOVED FATHERTEACHER AND HUSBAND TRAGICALLY DIEDIN A ROADCOLLISION

Colin Roberts, a 21 year old teacher of pupils at Wheel-ers Lane Technology College who is also a father of a two year old and husband was cy-cling on his way to Cromer, where he was going to go on holiday with his family, but he got hit by a transit van at 7:15 on Saturday morning in Cambridgeshire. He was a keen cyclist and his family, who drove to Cromer believed he would be safe as he used to cycle everywhere he could even when he was studying at university.

By Bradley Morrison

The van driver has been ar-rested and has allegadly been bailed on the case of death by dangerous drving. He will ap-pear in court on December 1st.Birningham mail has quoted Co-lin Roberts’ brother, Philip say-ing “Colin was a devoted hus-band father and brother. He was an avid cyclist and would go for a 30-mile ride every Sunday. He was a safe cyclist, he always wore

a helmet and was careful. Every-one is in utter shock. It hasn’t hit us all yet. All the family is try-ing to get through it together but it’s very hard.”Many of his cur-rent pupils where shocked and sad about his untimely death, he had only been teaching for one year and one of his students took to facebook to say “R.I.P Mr Roberts, the only teacher that had faith in me to pass my

maths GCSE.” Another tweeted on social netoworking site, twit-ter “Cant believe Mr Roberts has gone, such a nice person, my prayers are with his family” His Funeral will take place on November 13th, and will be cremated at the Rob-in Hood Cremetarium where all family, friends former and current pupils are welcome.

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TALKS OF A NEW 5 FIVE STAR RESTARAUNT VENUE HALTED BY KINGS HEATH PROTESTERS

Gala Bingo is reportdedly going to have a dramatic makeover next year. It will become a restaraunt-wedding venue. Although locals arent too happy with the idea. What started out as an idea from idealist Javid Sattar, to turn the run down, not used anymore bingo hall into a venue that has “international appeal” has been halt-ed because people from kings heath are worried that there are no parking spaces for all the people that would come to this venue. It’s been planned to hold up to 300 peo-ple, which would mean a possible amount of 300 hundred cars looking for parking on a already packed out king-sheath high street. Kings Heath high street has just been brought back from recession which took away big branded stores, Woolworths, McDonalds and Adams. Now the back on top form shopping street is back to business, and has brand new popular stores, Big Johns, Poundland and the 99p store. Although these may sound like a credit crunch alternative, store owners have seen the high street shop-pers grow in size, birmingham mail quoted Stam Hems who owns johnsons butcher’s saying “Our butchers has never had as many people coming to buy our supplies, its incredible how many new customers were getting every-day”. Kings Heath has also got recent stores City Living Furniture. Sattar wants to have over 300 people to fill the restaraunt but kings heath is already a packed place so people are protesting and arent happy that there will be less parking for people that are local citizens, if there will be weddings and huge partys the already rammed out parking spaces and roads will be even more jammed and the roads will get rowdy, people that have lived there for years dont want it to be changed because it is there place to live and they want it to be quiet and peaceful. even

Springfield road, one road away from the high street and is full everyday with people looking for a parking space.

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though it often isnt. Residents of springfield road are most concerned, there once quiet street has recenly been getting more and more people parking in parking spaces that the house owners are used to parking in, Maggie Gylen said “how can he expect all the outsiders to park? i dont want any-one taking my parking space when im out.” Reggie Smith also said “Im not happy, do they think its clever having more people coming to a packed area, its such a dumb idea.” The local council are excpected to have words with Sattar about his plans, they are expected to be halted as these protsters will be outside campaigining to keep kings heath high street the way that it currently is, but its up to the council and they already gave Sattar the yes when he first asked permission so its most likely that the plans for the dining hall will go ahead. It is expected to open in 2011 if plans do go ahead, and then we will see if the kings heath locals warm to the buliding or its turns out to be a bad idea.

By Bradley Morrison