Birmingham Post - 2016-11-24

• Blueprint for 250,000 new jobs across region Enterprise body reveals investment strategy to boost growth
• Sir Lenny: ‘Education should be no accident of birth’
• Huge health service shake-up for west of region
• Devolution II will mean Whitehall to relinquish control of housing, transport and training
• Brexit black holes and a case of JAM tomorrow
• £5m for rail upgrades welcomed by Chamber
• Bore: Budget crisis ‘is worst in 40 years’
• Living wage and pound eats into M&B’s profits
• Visions of Paradise as details of first offices in developmen­t revealed
• Water main burst wreaks havoc Massive flood sees thousands of gallons deluge streets and homes
• School set to close sixth form in bid to save cash
• Law firm slams government in row over pub bomb legal aid Home Office blames Belfast-based lawyers for impasse over inquests as they are not based on mainland
• Casino to close doors next year
• ‘Government has failed the region for decades’ West Midlands must fight for better deal – mayoral hopeful
• Tributes to former Post business journalist
• Enemies of the sky reunited Legendary German fighter goes on display at Midland air museum
• Number of drivers fined for jumping lights drops
• First ISIS plot against USA was work of hacker from Birmingham Plan to behead soldier and launch suicide attack on police station
• Watson: Democracy is being put at risk by websites ‘peddling untruths’
• Birmingham backs Coventry for City of Culture 2021 bid
• Shakespear­e Trust manager is jailed after stealing £13k to pay off his debts Boss ‘abused position on repeated occasions’
• Travel firm fined £45,000 over false licence claim
• Teacher jailed for child sex attacks planning to appeal
• £80,000 compensati­on paid to eight of paedophile PE teacher’s victims
• Labour has got to listen on immigratio­n worries MP warns party must offer ‘fair and reasonable’ answers
• Cadbury has ethical stance wrapped up
• Four new trustees join Civic Society’s mission
• PM ‘u-turn’ on workers’ voice in boardroom
• HS2 will leave ‘skills footprint and expertise’ for British firms
• Druckers supplier fined £60,000 for mouse droppings Factory manufactur­es cakes for high street
• CBSO launches Chinese website
• No rabbits out of the hat as city faces toughest challenges
• U-turns, compromise and the art of a clear political message
• Health service shake-up must be about care not cuts
• Comment Blow to regions as Government stalls over air travel tax pledge
• City finances a sign of Labour failings
• Very real risks loom over this latest strategy
• Comment Loss of Madin landmark spoils enlightene­d plans
• COMMERCIAL PROPERTY BBC’s Anita saluted as ‘very best of our region’
• Lenders offer updated interest-only mortgages
• Investors keep careful watch post election
• Which? calls for action on transfer fraudsters
• New technology centre to bring 140 jobs to city
• Logistics specialist to open HQ in Solihull
• BOOK REVIEW
• Bruce boys pass physical test with flying colours
• Calderwood appointed as new Villa No.2
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• Josh hoping to be vital Cog for Blues in near future
• Rowett Luks to make loan move permanent
• Boss savours the cheers on a happy night
• No ‘Shame’ as Sal lets goals do talking

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