Birmingham Post - 2017-06-29

• Remembranc­e centre up for architectu­ral prize
• 800 homes planned for huge canal developmen­t
• Top names lined up for food festival
• Louis Vuitton makes way for business at heart of foodie quarter
• Adam’s and Simpsons make UK ‘Top 100’ places to dine
• Venues lined up for 2022 Games City reveals detailed plan to host range of sports in ready-made venues
• Mayor names Midlands supercounc­il chief exec
• Fears for mental health patients sent 100 miles for treatment Doctors call for end to ‘failing’ system
• £88m is massive boost Major Arts Council grant for 13 new organisati­ons
• For city’s art and soul Why the arts are now a Birmingham hallmark
• New waste charge of £75
• New square at heart of developmen­t
• City to create energy firm to slash fuel bills Tories slam plan that has seen other cities make loss
• Summer of Spaghetti Junction closures
• Purity team saddles up for 100-mile Vélo cycle ride
• Science revolution key to success West Midlands economy could be transforme­d, claims major report
• Formby ukulele to go under hammer Instrument owned by music hall star up for auction in Midlands
• MP slams £1bn N.Ireland pledge after DUP deal
• Fears over crimewave in historic quarter
• Chef’s street food dream – in a shipping container
• Gang stole £12.6m from public bodies Midland men jailed for laundering the money
• Former chest clinic to be turned into luxury flats
• ‘Too easy’ to get drugs in prison Narcotics destabilis­ing jail rocked by UK’s biggest riots in decades
• Hundreds still shun colour TV
• Town to open first brewery in 70 years
• Auction of entire school ‘a disgrace’ following closure
• Police chief: We couldn’t cope with riots again
• Overworked officers are ‘suicidal’, claims top Midland detective Many can no longer cope due to pressure of cuts
• Paramedics need police escort for 50 addresses
• City’s Custard Factory bought by property firm
• £100,000 scheme to end school run chaos
• High risk prison inmate had threatened suicide
• Council to review 20mph limit before rolling it out to new areas
• Sacked bus driver wins unfair dismissal case
• Two supervisor­s for one binman
• City to fit sprinklers to all towers after Grenfell
• ‘Resilient’ West Midland firms stay confident as they maintain sales
• No fears over apartments set to be built
• Guests thrown out of hotel after inviting homeless woman to stay
• Icing on the cake for pop stars
• MP: City must get a grip on state of streets Fly-tipping ‘never been so bad’
• Pensioner could have been dead for weeks
• ‘Fairer funding’ is threat to urban schools – heads Birmingham head teachers spell out fears to Prime Minister
• Quakers who met Peace-loving Midland family wanted a better life in America – but met torture and damnation in the infamous witch trial town
• Their hell in Salem
• Showcasing the region’s success
• Time for Birmingham to turn the tables on the Government
• Comment Be bold on freedom of movement
• May strikes DUP deal after 18 days... so why the rush?
• March to freedom cannot be stopped
• ‘Manslaught­er by text’ shines light on dark corner of modern life
• Should the NHS pay for our parks and green spaces?
• Comment Students end up paying their way – whatever the solution
• Agents of change have been good for business in Midlands
• 120 new jobs as TSB grows base in city
• National Grid dealmaker scoops major IoD award
• Retail rents rise as investment flows into Second City
• Volkswagen to open Bullring ‘shop’
• Look beyond your emotions when investing
• Women still worse off in retirement than men
• Hole in the wall still has future after 50 years
• Villa paying a high cost for having TWO badges
• Camp unity the key to Lions’ bid to topple All Blacks – Shanklin
• We’re fighting hard to stay in top flight
• Lai keen to keep books balanced at Hawthorns
• Championsh­ip NOT so hard to play in – Xia
• Blues skipper says Redknapp is pushing for Prem – as boss says he won’t be fleeced on transfers

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