Birmingham Post - 2016-07-14

• ‘Corbyn’s going to destroy Labour’
• All in the best possible taste
• Birmingham can weather Brexit storm
• May faces ‘challengin­g time’ in top job
• MPs battle to overturn ban from HS2 inquiry
• Roads row could cost Amey £55m
• Nuclear weapons driven past city six times a year
• Hawaiian paradise in Tony’s Selly Oak back garden
• Pledge on ‘landmark’ Three Snowhill scheme seen as a major vote of confidence
• Mobility scheme to make a return
• Police move 500 out of town HQ in bid to save £½m a year
• Start of work on manufactur­ing facility signals business as usual
• Child poverty ‘has blighted our city for over 100 years’ Councillor­s vote unanimousl­y to adopt 24 recommenda­tions of report to tackle problem
• Georgie’s home make-over for little girl battling cancer
• New council wants £3m ‘dowry’ from Brum for its crumbling town hall
• Plan for taxi star ratings unveiled
• £234m plan to turn 14-mile stretch of M6 into ‘smart motorway’
• ‘Trojan Horse’ still a threat. It’s just gone undergroun­d – Ofsted chief
• Tata Steel in talks over a possible joint venture
• Don’t spoil ‘nicest’ roundabout in city with ugly hoardings, say councillor­s
• ‘I’ll build 10,000 council homes if I am elected as West Midlands mayor’ Pledge as the battle to be Labour candidate hots up
• Ex-Blues boss Yeung returns to prison as appeal fails
• Rival promises one-year freeze on fares
• End of an era for cinema chain
• Elderly residents celebrate victory in long-running planning battle
• Poundland in £597m takeover deal
• Striking plans unveiled for new city restaurant
• Two city creative agencies join forces
• White collar boxing gym offers city workers a chance to unwind
• Founding artist Jesse’s work makes return to the Ikon 50 years on
• Selly Oak becoming an extension of university campus, warn residents
• Nigel brings extra drive to Par 3 Championsh­ips
• Bands of the Sixties
• Major scheme to improve busy junction
• Cleared former MEP slams ‘vanity case’ police investigat­ion
• It’s time to rethink the Northern Powerhouse
• Weakening of pound is good news for UK
• Threat to environmen­t from artificial lawns
• Modern diets help to destroy planet
• Wimbledon champ Andy has done Dunblane proud
• A rough sea for investors
• Comment A seat at the negotiatio­n table? Us and 999 others!
• 16 Midlands firms in UK’s Top Track 100 list
• Law firm targets £10m turnover mark
• Northfield backs BID for another five years
• The Wright move for architects
• Left Bank tower work to begin after £35m deal
• Consumer confidence ‘holding steady’ since EU referendum vote
• Perhaps it’s time to freeze living standards
• ‘First factory was built here and that spirit of invention and creativity remains’
• Rob won’t be rushed as he reshapesVi­lla squad
• BOOK REVIEW
• Jack vows to stay and help club win promotion
• Clubs on alert after Berahino turns down contract offer
• DRUAVGIBDY­MUYNEIORNS
• Phillips wants to repay patience shown by boss

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