Birmingham Post - 2016-10-13

• Nurseries ‘could face bankruptcy’ MP: Unfair funding changes could send some to the wall
• Labour ‘cannot be trusted’ after library closures
• Major £64m plan to create 525 new homes set for approval
• New digital school looks to the future
• Listed Art Deco cinema to return to former glory Plans revealed to finally restore classic old picture house
• Public pension housing investment ‘rings a bell’
• All business tax collected set to be kept in the region
• Wills of great and good stored in secret warehouse
• Byrne ready to ‘throw himself off cliff’ after ‘no money left’ note City MP reveals desperatio­n in days after blunder
• Region to play vital role in hunt for genetic cures Midland diversity crucial as 2,000 patients signs up to project
• Rise in students from poor areas studying medicine
• Life jail term call for killers who refuse to locate body
• Council ‘wasting’ public cash on £1,000-a-day consultant­s
• Commons motion calls for pub bomb campaign legal aid
• Great glacial stone gets a little TLC after 400 million years...
• Edgbaston to host first day-night Test England milestone for city’s cricket stadium
• MEP: I can bring a bit of common sense to UKIP Etheridge claims he can create unity after punches thrown
• Grayling ends doubts about future of HS2 route to north
• Bigs names sign up for new shopping square
• Gabby: City has right stuff to host Commonweal­th Games Transforma­tion gives Birmingham ‘every chance’, says presenter
• Wrap comes off for good cause
• £50m jobs scheme in turmoil as city fails to find contractor­s Charities ‘put off’ applying to run youth scheme by complex applicatio­n form
• Raising dough for a good cause City bakery to hit streets as part of this week’s Great Birmingham Run
• 100,000 overweight or obese school starters in five years
• Son’s meningitis ‘undiagnose­d’ despite hospital warning poster Mother’s anger as medics sent baby home with case of ‘gastroente­ritis’
• Christmas parade cancelled – but triumph for Trafalgar Day
• Council to offer cheap cremations
• Paradise routes to be reopened early – but delays to others
• Cadbury manor house to be rebuilt after blaze
• Driver jailed for claiming car was cloned
• Thief left in wheelchair after plunging from roof
• Firm proud to join salute to our city’s business successes
• Brexit date will end the uncertaint­y
• Comment PM and Co prove the Midlands now matters
• Rethink needed as city council’s corporate mum is denied maternity pay
• Mayoral allowance a waste of our cash
• Comment A grand sweep of 1960s brilliance
• BHSF chief planning to step down next August
• Commonweal­th can open a door for new business
• Location and facilities are key in Sanderson Weatherall city move
• Demand for offices to keep on growing, reveals report
• Iconic 1960s Madin high-rise offices given eyecatchin­g makeover for 21st century
• Pensions advice should be a help, not a barrier
• We need the right balance over Brexit
• More people now feel upbeat about economy
• Round table Finding true value in the
• Shape of things to come
• Pulis plans winter talks with new club supremo
• BOOK REVIEW
• Years are finally being kinder to Albion players
• Blues boss eager to emulate the Foxes’ successful youth policy
• BDEATVTIID­NGMYERS
• Reece revival was prompted by dad’s dismay
• Now let me do my stuff, says new Villa boss
• Chester: We owe Dr Tony a few wins

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