Birmingham street traders gutted to lose challenge against flawed council rules
Birmingham Street Traders Association had contested a new criterion for innovative products which they said would put them at the mercy of big chains
09:58, 8 MAY 2021
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Birmingham street traders are âguttedâ after a judge dismissed their legal challenge to a controversial city council street trading policy.
Move to gentrify city centre by replacing current stalls with ones selling Chai lattes denied by council
But a representative for Birmingham City Council suggested burger vans might consider selling a venison burger in order to meet criteria for innovative approach
16:20, 8 APR 2021
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Northern Guilford stuns Mount Tabor with late comeback in overtime win
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By Jacob Hancock, HighSchoolOT Reporter
With just five minutes remaining, it looked like Mount Tabor s girls lacrosse team was going to grind out a first-round playoff win over visiting Northern Guilford on Monday. The Spartans led 9-7 and held the Nighthawks scoreless over the first 20 minutes of the second half, dominating possession over that stretch.
Instead, Northern Guilford roared back with two goals in the final five minutes of regulation and a sudden-death goal in overtime to steal the 10-9 victory and advance to the second round.
Leading the attack for the Nighthawks (9-4, 8-3 Conference 9) was the senior trio of Ava Spradley (three goals, one assist), Bailey Marsh (three goals) and Hannah McMasters (two goals).