Birmingham Post - 2016-07-21

• Brexit fallout: Growth set to halve for city
• University chancellor role for Sir Lenny
• Watson in plea to ditch Labour leader Corbyn Deputy tried to negotiate exit for beleaguere­d party leader
• New chief to take over Black Country chamber
• Midlands’ first elected mayor to serve three years
• City leader calls for role in Brexit talks Clancy urges PM to follow lead for Scotland
• Huge drop in ceremonies involving faith
• We’ll put frills back into train service – boss Customer experience ‘key’ as regional operator looks to retain its franchise
• Cultural revolution in funding needed to reboot city arts Businesses must invest to help save vital arts bodies, says report
• Boost for theatre director training course
• Brummie adviser helps May invoke spirit of ‘Old Joe’ Ex-grammar school boy takes top No.10 job
• Landmark factory to be turned into student flats
• Old cinema to become a gourmet burger bar
• House prices slump after Brexit vote
• Cheap beer on agenda for UKIP leadership bid
• Home alone calls prompt police action
• Ex-Edgbaston star took own life after car crash Cricketer leaped from bridge while recovering from injuries
• City centre exhibition takes photograph­y to new heights
• New investment hub HQ revealed Base will help attract £15m of foreign cash and create 1,400 jobs in 3 years
• I’m not making up abuse – MP
• Meat firm probed as raw carcasses left in street
• Bid to save greyhound track could be in vain
• Speed camera switch-on is postponed
• Ofsted ‘has downer’ on our city, says councillor Anger as inspector said council was putting children at risk
• Heroic brothers in arms Tragic tale of RAF pilot siblings who fought Luftwaffe over the skies of Britain and died just weeks apart
• Runners line up for new marathon
• Fast track to heart of community
• ‘Industrial strategy’? The last business secretary couldn’t even bring himself to utter the words!
• Don’t expect too much summer lovin’ among MPs
• Comment It may not feel like it, but we are getting richer as country
• Days of two-party system have gone
• City’s Hyatt hotel receives zero hygiene rating
• Contactles­s payment to speed up bus travel
• Mobile payment system firm folds in cash crisis Customers to be reimbursed after collapse of app company
• Funding deal will help auto firm reach overseas markets
• Stay on right side of the law
• Charity tackles issue of workplace stress
• Catalyst advisers act on two major deals
• Logistics firm agrees a £1m funding deal
• FCS marks anniversar­y by expanding premises
• Winners and losers from likely interest rate cut
• Will I be worse off after dividend tax change?
• Advice after Brexit vote: Don’t panic!
• Repercussi­ons of Leave vote may not have been felt yet
• Villa warn Amavi not to rush his recovery
• Keeper Myhill signs new contract
• ALBION STRIKER HAS A LIKING FOR CONTROVERS­Y

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