By the Rev. A. H. Birties. The Unitarian New Meeting, Birmingham. Each day places a new shuttle in the loom of time; it plies to and fro weaving a pattern that age cannot fade. The skeins through which the shuttle moves are varied. Some are coarse disappointments, some finely ti

It interesting that both Dr. Catty and Mr. Pritikin agree on our basic dietary needs little if any red meat. few eggs, little or no fat. at least three different fruits a day, as many vegetables as you like, and plenty of fibre. The old idea of• dropping bread and potatoes no lo

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The opposition leader. Mr James Callaghan. said today the New Year will not be a happy one "for we are ruled by a governmentt hat lacks both compassion and vision." Mr. Callaghan's prediction came in a New Year message to Labour Party workers and supporters. lie said that. "week

Another Midland council may join the opposition to plans for large-scale industrial development in the southern part of Staffordshire. Councillors at Walsall are being advised by their Director of Engineering and Town Planning. Mr. t; ‘ , R. Marsh, to come out against the Staffo

other factories close in the city, there is a general weakness in the local economy," said Mr. Park. A delegation from the city went to the Environment Department earlier this month, to press for the change in status. It consisted of the city's four MPs. representatives from bot

Birmingham Post Planning Reporter The fine views of St. for a permanent bridge on Paul's Church are the site, he is worried that threatened by a county the oounty's plan could council scheme to replace hinder future redevelopthe temporary footbridge meet of the area. over Great