In Our House – Episode 10
In Our House – Episode 10
In Our House Episode 3
In Our House Ep3
In Our House – Episode 1
In Our House is a new programme being made by TNT News of Ladywood which will be aired on the new local tv service covering Birmingham & the Black Country. The station is called Big Centre TV and it began broadcasting on Freeview Channel 8 on 28 February 2015. TNT’s first episode of In Our House…
Tree Planters in action
Pupils from Oratory School worked with Trees for Life to plant eight new trees on Chamberlain Gardens. December 2014
WWII Dornier
A German WWII Dornier aircraft is being cleaned up after it was lifted from the seabed. A former Ladywood schoolboy , Ken Collins, recalls seeing a Dornier over Spring Hill, Ladywood in 1940.
2014 Christmas markets in Victoria Square
Amari and Hannah were at the opening of the 2014 Christmas markets in Victoria Square.
Remembrance Day event November 2014
Shannon reports from Centenary Square on the day of National Remembrance.
We will remember them. TNT reporters discover grave of great grandfather
Two TNT News reporters, Lola and Roberto discovered the grave of their great grandfather in a CWGC cemetery at Havrincourt.
Coffin Works opens…
After 15 years of hard work the Coffin Works museum on Fleet Street has finally opened. TNT News spoke to people who attended the official opening.
A chilli TNT story !
Brindleyplace held its annual Chilli eating competition… The chillis got hotter and hotter and contestants dropped out. Lou Witterick, the last survivor was crowned Chiili Queen 2014.
Coffin Works ready for opening
Birmingham’s latest and most unusual tourist attraction, the Coffin Works, is almost ready to open. TNT went along to help the team to add the finishing touches to the displays. You can find more information here about the Coffin Works.
WWI pilot with Ladywood links
A former pupil of the old boarding school at the Oratory church on Hagley Road has been remembered at a ceremony in France. TNT visited an airfield at Glisy, Amiens exactly 100 years to the day that he landed there with the Royal Flying Corps.