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; Girl Brought Back to Life at Roadside
A MUM told how her daughter gave birth at the roadside after she was turned away from a maternity unit at a Midland hospital. Yvonne Bowskill said Sarah Bowskill went to Good Hope in Sutton Coldfield already in labour.
Truant Kids Miss 240,000 Lessons in Just One Term
PUPILS in Birmingham missed a whopping 240,000 lessons without permission from their teachers during the spring term this year. With a new year in the classroom underway, the city's Pupil Watch team is determined to win the fight against truancy.
Truant Kids Miss 240,000 Lessons [ ... ]
Truant kids miss 240,000 lessons in just one term PUPILS in Birmingham missed a whopping 240,000 lessons without permission from their teachers during the spring term this year. With a new year in the classroom underway, the city's Pupil Watch team is determined to win the fight against truancy.
; Girl Brought Back to Life at Roadside
A MUM told how her daughter gave birth at the roadside after she was turned away from a maternity unit at a Birmingham hospital. Yvonne Bowskill said Sarah Bowskill went to Good Hope already in labour. But Mrs Bowskill said her daughter was sent home and gave birth in an ambulance four hours later.