Birmingham Post - 2017-04-27

• Woman leading city Curzon renaissanc­e project steps down Surprise move for boss of major city scheme
• University: Europe poaching academics because of Brexit Warning to MPs that institutio­n is losing top staff
• Aston blames fewer staff as its ranking plummets
• Mayoral campaign spending limit urged as Tories splash out £1m
• New mayor ‘must work to integrate’ communitie­s Report talks of need to tackle ‘difficult and sensitive issue’
• RACE FOR MAYOR
• Long-delayed 50-metre pool set to open
• Tory group leader to fight for key city seat Birmingham constituen­cy will be major battlegrou­nd
• Lib Dem Hemming set to battle Phillips for seat Ex-MP to take on woman who beat him
• New music college head worked with pop royalty Principal of £4m city school collaborat­ed with likes of U2
• ‘Brummie Bonds’ raise £45m for new housing Council chief hails revolution­ary scheme as it starts to pay off
• Cricket club toasts new lager deal
• Midland firms win Queen’s Awards for Enterprise
• Uncertain future for Roundhouse Funding hopes for unique city landmark delayed because of election
• 400 hit the road for Great Run Business Challenge
• Fears parks are being neglected despite U-turn on budget cuts
• Arena apologises after Bruno fans left out in the cold Ticket blunder saw some waiting two hours
• Boy, 3, died because GP ‘failed to vaccinate him’
• City in sprint finish to bid for Commonweal­th Games early Birmingham hopes to host event in 2022 – not 2026 – as Durban pulls out
• Legal firms abandon merger plans
• Brits fighting with ISIS ‘should be rehabilita­ted’ Academic reveals findings of new study of British Muslims
• Pig snouts and sheep heads on the menu!
• Town’s transport chaos ‘ignored’ by city council £140,000 to create plan to keep Sutton Coldfield moving
• Midland VC hero who captured 200 German prisoners Soldier won Victoria Cross for a remarkable example of courage in the First World War
• | RUSSELL LUCKOCK Like them or loathe them, don’t waste this vital vote
• One decision will bring big consequenc­es
• The flip-flop President will change his mind once too often
• New mayor must create deputy to tackle social integratio­n
• Comment Time for our great women to break the bronze ceiling
• Fears over 350 jobs at troubled car parts firm
• Fracking, HS2 and Heathrow... when local fears clash with national priorities
• Vinci will look to power up with Meldrum
• £3.2m extension to centre to help blood cancer fight
• Death tax looks set to die a slow death
• Huge rise in customers switching their banks
• Aviva Investors tells breakfast club why Birmingham is the place to invest in
• Fletcher says there’s no panic over new deal at Albion
• Difference between top flight Magpies andVilla
• We’re determined to defend our title
• New scheme aims to bowl children over
• Kieftenbel­d backs Blues to beat drop
• Stepping up
• Barry: Harry is the perfect man for Blues

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