Birmingham Post - 2015-08-27

• Crimelord built own ‘Buckingham Palace’
• Family mortgage fraud funded brother’s ‘palace’
• Marketing genius that plays on our darkest instincts
• Midland chief executives earn 50 times more than their staff
• Plan for city quarter welcomed
• ‘Summer is no time for green belt consultati­on’
• Tributes to former athlete Harry
• Coffee shop chain eyes former bank
• City could score £56m boost from Rugby World Cup
• Abbey’s Victorian chalice stolen
• Battle to save children from extremists in city revealed
• Combined authority will not go as far as Manchester
• Midlands ‘should be like Scotland or Wales’ for BBC
• Ozzy helped me through my darkest cancer days – Iommi
• Tram depot renovation derailed
• NHS bungle left trainee GPs unable to practise
• House-building shortfall needs major shake-up at local level
• V Festival makes £1bn for UK economy
• Litter to be turned into cash in radical clean-up
• University plans for new £41m life sciences block
• Poundland can buy 99p rival chain
• Hooray for Hollywood Monster
• Muslim campaigner­s playing extremists at their own game
• The wolves in sheep’s clothing infiltrati­ng our push for electoral reform
• Cheap fuel could see off the Chinese
• Between a rock and a hard place
• Hold off on rate rise until we get the engine going
• Look beyond the top line
• Anti-farming prejudice destroying industry
• On the road to nowhere
• Did we even need library?
• Answers needed about tacky finish to £650m station
• New regional chairman takes the reins at PwC
• Spice and easy for Alamgeer thanks to Lloyds
• Desire to stay connected can be dangerous
• Bid sees merged firm win National Grid panel place
• Hogan Lovells signs up for Birmingham Law Society
• Irwin Mitchell promises further growth is in store
• A secure solution to storing and sharing sensitive data
• Public notices being trialled on new app
• Petalite seeking a £300,000 charge of expansion cash
• Media ‘eyes’ break new advert ground
• Kirkfield moves into new unit
• Grand Central final lettings announced
• Listed landmark building bolsters Maddox portfolio
• Kew Green opens Ibis Styles at NEC
• Colmore Plaza is sold at £10m loss to Carlyle Group
• Staying ahead of inflation when it returns
• Complaints soar about packaged bank accounts
• Buy-to-let boom as OAPs decide to cash in
• BOOK REVIEW
• Owzat! as BT Sport bowl Sky a googly in TV battle
• City odds-on but Hornets still look to cash in

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