Birmingham Post - 2017-06-22

• Midland bosses in call for ‘transition­al Brexit’ as talks start
• Councillor suspended over tower ‘hanging’ tweet
• Most venues already in place to host event at short notice
• Games bid is win-win for city Business bosses back push to host Commonweal­th Games 2022
• First World War trench model to get monument status
• £200m Metro extension plan handed to Grayling Mayor pushing government to back major transport project
• Sky’s the limit for developer looking to cash in on city 42-storey tower will not be last of its kind
• ‘Stich-up’ as Unite sacks Midland union organiser
• JLR in major drive to recruit 5,000 new staff Boost for region as car giant looks to an electric future
• Contractor dies at factory
• Jaguar Land Rover plant to give classics a glorious future
• Director of jail in regime clampdown after rioting
• ‘Ligature points’ pose a suicide danger in cells Report reveals fears over safety of West Midland custody suites Old ‘cop shops’ could be a steal
• Traditiona­l shoemaker to open at The Grand
• Museum to recreate post-war high street £10m boost for Black Country attraction
• ‘We could not cope with fire like Grenfell’ West Midlands Fire Brigades Union: Service ‘lacks resources’ after cuts
• Binmen vote for strike action as city axes jobs
• C-sections stopped due to lack of hospital staff
• Fears cycleway will cause traffic misery
• Airport hotel to be shipped in from China
• Threatened baths could get nine-month reprieve
• University strikes gold in major new UK league table
• IS recruiter faces jail for helping terrorists
• Father and son, 19, take to the air as pilot and co-pilot
• Travellers banned after causing years of misery
• ‘Inadequate’ hospital ‘sorry’ as standards decline even further
• Creating tomorrow’s talent Birmingham City University sponsors Entreprene­ur of theYear at business awards
• Properties raided in £43m VAT fraud probe
• Mayor: Drivers should use M6 Toll for free in event of major snarl-up
• Farewell to
• Surgeries could stop prescribin­g paracetamo­l
• A Madin marvel Go-ahead for wrecking ball
• Walters made dame by Queen
• Royal honours for city policemen
• Tale of two cities in final heat for the Commonweal­th Games
• EU wants to make life hard for us
• Comment May’s out of options as electorate tires of cuts
• Why clean windscreen­s are a portent of disaster to come
• Lessons not learnt on potential killers
• Comment Humble brick in modern light
• PwC technology degree link-up with university
• £1bn HSBC fund launch for Midland businesses
• Historic Dunlop Aircraft Tyres sold to US firm
• New warehouse to fuel itself with solar panels
• Real Estate Investors in triple deal
• Lock giant Assa Abloy in £3m HQ investment
• Metals can be a precious part of a portfolio
• Collaborat­ion conundrum
• More for less in a world of Brexit uncertaint­y
• Newspaper’s golf day boosts charity
• ‘Lack of business focus’ slammed by Chamber
• Tech firm in £2m deal for social network
• Hippodrome welcomes new chairman
• Stockdale deal shows Harry can draw stars
• Jonny will stay with Albion – Gareth
• Aaron has chance to stake claim
• Pakistan peak at perfect time
• Chance striker can recover from broken ankle for promotion push

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