Birmingham Post - 2016-10-20

• Library cuts will create north-south divide across city, say Tories Closures will hit some areas harder
• Airport chaos warning as baggage firm pulls out
• River Rea to see light of day as Irish Quarter transforme­d Major residentia­l developmen­t to unearth waterway under oldest part of city
• Inside story on famous timber pub with hope for the future
• Drivers to get say on city’s ‘clean air zone’ Consultati­on on proposed fee for commercial vehicles
• Mystery surrounds fate of £1.4bn road investment scheme Questions over major Osborne announceme­nt
• Elected mayor must solve region’s ‘disastrous’ record on job creation
• Major repairs could force city council to move out Council House and museum need £24m of maintenanc­e
• Barber bares all for major nudes display
• Hospital parking fees some of highest in UK Figures reveal extortiona­te cost for staff and patients
• Inter-city rail deal criticised for just two extra carriages per day
• MPs slam ‘unacceptab­le’ language aimed at University of Birmingham
• Planners welcome tower design Councillor­s back Ringway Centre plans despite calls to save iconic 60s design
• Conservati­ves plan to ‘throw everything’ at mayoral election Party believes it can beat Labour in West Midlands
• Green candidate pledges new industrial revolution
• GPs at the press of a button as app creates ‘Uber doctors’
• Disruption as station closes for rail upgrade
• Blues could get stadium out of 2026 Games bid
• Nurseries facing closure as heads begin campaign
• £300m plan to create garden square, offices and apartments
• Backers of listed cinema to bid for lottery money
• MP: Brexit has unleashed 1930s-style racism in UK
• Downside of longer life is years of poorer health Suffering extended despite the fact people are living longer
• Restaurant is voted ninth best in world
• £400m plan launched to create 5,000 new homes
• Carney tells politician­s to keep their noses out
• Clancy halts payment to city council pension fund
• ‘Shameful state of affairs’ PM urged to ‘intervene’ in pub bombs legal aid fight
• PwC inward investment team to help foreign firms investing in city
• Doctor ‘dredged’ web for child porn images
• Democracy? It’s in the eye of beholder, from Brum to Bruges
• Whiff of revolt on back benches
• Comment May and Rudd have washed hands of pub bomb families
• Housing benefit changes could hit vulnerable the hardest
• Our fondness for Cadbury’s is more than a love of chocolate
• Comment Pop-up idea is long-term winner
• New BCU centre will offer insight into giving Midlands more powers
• More high street stores could suffer BHS’s fate
• ‘Falling pound is biggest fear for business’
• New Colmore Row office let to Godwin
• Site for student flats is sold to new developer
• £45m deal for Jewellery Quarter flats
• Spread risk to deal with a post-Brexit Britain
• Business will be worth more if it can run itself
• Don’t risk the house to finance more capital
• Tick tock of the Brexit clock for UK
• A wise decision...or a missed opportunit­y?
• Weighing up the results of US election
• Plans to sell annuities halted over value fears
• Jack the bad as ace gets three-game ban for derby violence
• BOOK REVIEW
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• McClean: Spurs draw sets us up for tough run
• Pulis will have to spend wisely in January window
• JACK’S SET TO SIT OUT FOR THREE MATCHES
• Four-goal win is not enough for Rowett
• Honouring the best in business

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