Birmingham Post - 2017-01-19

• 70% budget axe ‘will be felt’ by popular arts centre
• Cuts will cost lives, Desperate groups that rely on council grants make
• Loss of all park keepers is ‘worst case scenario’
• City attracts entreprene­urial spirit
• UK will leave the European single market, PM confirms
• Bosses demand clarity on ‘many areas’ of Brexit
• Women’s cricket trailblaze­r dies Son’s tribute to Baroness Heyhoe-Flint
• Polish Dairy Milk move ‘no threat’ to Bournville Chocolate maker quells fears after production switch from UK
• Cinderella hits the road with 4,000 horses to pull coach...
• Doctor took own life after death of patient in blunder Medic was ‘devastated’ after launch of probe into sedative overdose mistake
• End nigh for 1960s landmark Calls to save Brutalist landmark go unheard
• Eastside ‘Knowledge Quarter’ design up for national award
• Students back professor as he is sacked by university Petition started as mystery surrounds removal from post
• Care home boss jailed after £200,000 swindle Oblivious partner left penniless after over a decade of fraud
• Call to snub new Costa Coffee shop
• Phillips joins MP inquiry into fair role for fathers
• ‘No reason’ to fell tree’ Civic Society in call to save Centenary Square landmark
• New lighting store set to open in shopping centre
• Michelin-star chef heads to Mailbox Celebrity TV cook to open latest restaurant
• City could be forced to house illegal ‘overstayer’ Council loses legal case because woman has now had a child
• Sacked rail worker cites sexist posters in legal case
• Medieval manor house set for £2.5m restoratio­n
• Commonweal­th Games bid calls in Olympic experts Team to assess if city can host 2026 event
• Boss jailed after worker fell from roof
• Council aims to collect £3m from new bus lanes Fines must fund cost of running three new suburban routes
• Work starts on extension of Metro line to Brierley Hill
• Councillor fraud claims to be probed by police Allegation­s over housing allocation­s against Labour members
• CPS considers charging West Midlands officers over Hillsborou­gh
• 50 years on... I’ll never stop looking for missing Maria I hope she was killed rather than being taken hostage, says sister of student who vanished
• HSBC will soon have 3,500 staff working in city Bank says interest high in move to new Midlands base
• £900,000 fine for JLR after man crushed
• Firm wrongly stripped families of tax credits
• 1 in 3 young people feel hopeless as their ‘futures slip away’
• Chaos of worst prison riot for years laid bare Third of inmates have been moved out after violent uprising
• Brummie was part of epic voyage
• Historic police station locks its doors for good Century-old ‘nick’ that housed notorious criminals closes
• TV gardener faces jail after admitting bathroom spy cam charges
• Birmingham is losing tag as Second City – survey
• | BRUTIFUL BIRMINGHAM Fat has been trimmed – now council’s cutting into the bone
• Entreprene­urial spirit is what makes our city great
• Comment Don’t forget that large region in the middle, Mr Davis!
• New £5m fund tunes in to phone technology firm
• Designs for phase two of Axis scheme unveiled
• Banks ‘need to do more’ on charges and services
• Now’s the time to save yourself some cash
• FTSE gains likely to be short term
• Investment needed for an overseas venture
• Best way to build up a nest egg for retirement
• Time is right for the nimble and prepared
• Reece must be patient – like I was at Napoli with Diego!
• BOOK REVIEW
• DBEATVTIDI­NMGYERS
• Hull of an offer needed to prise Jake from Tigers
• It’s Green for go as Andre targets six points

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