Birmingham Post - 2016-07-28

• The ‘death of the Jewellery Quarter’
• Bore: Brexit risks £50m jobs fund for young Youth Employment Initiative threatened, says ex-city leader
• Shops get say as retail group pushes for ‘welcoming’ city centre
• Souped-up vehicles seized in bid to banish lethal ‘car-cruising’ from region
• Developer plans to demolish half of building and reclad the rest in glass
• ‘Sand council’ is star of summer festival
• PM should ignore new adviser, claims city MP Aide supports moves to scrap some workers’ rights and pay
• The art of the matter Bold shortlist for major artwork divides opinion among public
• Worker threatened to send topless pictures of ex’s new lover
• Food chain eyeing new site after it was shunned by campaigner­s
• Car park plan ‘bad deal’ for city Council leaders snub watchdog call to rethink land deal to create flats
• French honour for Normandy battle veteran
• Bad weather could halt vital repair work on expressway
• Pressure eases on city’s struggling social workers Commission­er: Progress made in failing children’s services
• Replica guns pose danger, warn police
• New taxi app to take on Uber as it launches in second city
• £3m for greener buses to cut diesel pollution
• Amazon to pilot 1 hour deliveries
• Tapas bar to move after neighbours complain
• Firm fined for price-fixing of music posters FBI probe discovered secret deal not to undercut an online rival
• Campaigner­s could turn to law to save dog track Former manager says ‘travesty of democracy’ cannot stand
• Army hones pride in pupils after Trojan Horse
• Bullring in safety review after fall
• ‘Ugliest building’ in Birmingham – and other planning flops Councillor­s vent spleen over potential carbuncles
• Council warned about children in high rise flats Councillor’s anger after child fell to death
• Olympics inspires new half marathon
• Rise in murders across city linked to ‘worrying’ increase in shootings
• Scrapyard deaths inquiry considers criminal liability
• SAS and police in secret training exercise on city’s streets
• Last chance for award entries
• Dark days in the Battle of the Somme inspired Tolkien’s Middle Earth Exhibition reveals how army life and horrors of war influenced young author
• Hold your nerve now – we’ll be fine
• Comment Brexit, ‘bricolage’ and a game of snakes & ladders for devolution
• Major new contracts for NEC ticketing arm
• Promotion for corporate finance guru
• Firms team up to cut bus emissions
• £21m private equity investment in builders
• Will Brexit tsunami hit property?
• New renewable energy centre unveiled
• Pensioners aren’t to blame for woes of youth
• Pokémon Go, gamers and easy money
• ‘Waitrose effect’ leaves you £20,000 better off
• Albion takeover won’t mean the end for Pulis
• BOOK REVIEW
• DCRAVICIKD­EMTYERS
• Rowett: Some of my squad still need to win me over
• Donaldson: Pre-season woes will keep us on our toes
• Gardner on a mission to kickstart his Villa career

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