Birmingham Post - 2017-01-12

• Exposure of anonymous Trojan Horse witnesses halted
• Schools ‘still some of most segregated in the country’ Other parts of Britain now seeing extremists infiltrati­ng education like Trojan Horse
• Business district set for massive transforma­tion Vision for £10m plan to create people-friendly Colmore Row
• Tree must go to stop terror attack despite campaign
• Council may not be able to deliver proposed cuts Review calls for contingenc­y plan as it queries budget plans
• ‘Ignoring an entire community will have consequenc­es’ – MP Anger over 6,000 green belt homes could see town break away in long term
• Iconic Bird’s landmark falls foul of vandals
• UKIP bids for mayor despite opposing role Party declares candidate for West Midlands election
• Pop star’s family to open gin bar
• Work to finally start on Beorma Quarter tower Demolition team to move in after a decade of planning for prime city site
• Airport has busiest year on record with 11.6m passengers
• Mystery of family in pre-war photograph
• Hotel to be reborn after asylum row Major revamp on cards after complaints from neighbours
• 750 jobs saved as major engineerin­g firm rescued
• Crackdown on corrupt police force sex abusers New measures to protect crime victims from exploitati­on
• Postcards tell a city tale...
• Boss to sell golf course and retire Owner to put hotel and sports venue on market
• From heavy metal to heavenly voices for Black Sabbath star... Rock legend Iommi records new work with choir to celebrate Birmingham Cathedral
• Whitehall ‘making police do dirty work’ to fill black hole
• Third furniture store to open in luxury ‘village’
• Over 6,500 join the battle to find new home for facility
• Theatre thought stroke victim, 63, ‘was drunk’ But bosses insist woman was refused re-entry due to noise
• Violence rampant at prison, warn inspectors
• Improving buses ‘would boost jobs and income’ Report says better public transport can tackle deprivatio­n
• Mayor must control rail improvemen­ts, says Street
• Solihull tops national table for housing demand
• Record-breaking sales for JLR Luxury carmaker sold 583,000 vehicles in push to increase global market
• Wartime rationing trademark saved from private ownership
• Cricket club onto winner with sponsor Edgbaston Stadium to extend deal with Birmingham casino
• Warehouse sparks fears over rat-run
• Sudden death of teacher stuns school community Popular assistant head was an ‘inspiring and fun’ colleague
• Patient ‘accidental­ly strangled’ in hospital toilet
• Boer War hero stripped of VC for stealing 30p worth of scrap Plight of heroic Private was discussed in Commons before he died penniless
• Driver jailed for killing woman in 80mph crash
• Old city club could be lost to new flats
• Tributes to TV producer killed in horror crash
• From Warwick to Walmley, we must be heard on Brexit deal
• JLR moving through the gears to speed up global presence
• Home care is way to tackle the NHS crisis
• Comment Playing the percentage­s to keep women in power
• Doing all we can to tackle flytipping
• Comment Slim pickings for Birmingham – and cricket’s been the loser
• £5m buyout for firm that supplies parts for Ferrari
• City projects boosted by group’s £115m loan
• A tougher road ahead with higher inflation
• All calm as world holds its breath...
• Christmas spirit fuels retail spending spree
• BOOK REVIEW
• Josh ready to become key Cog in Zola’s new machine
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• What’s ‘upp...? Baggies set to swoop for Jeffrey
• Bruce: I will get Villa back in big time
• Zola clinches £1m return for Gardner

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