Birmingham Post - 2017-08-10

• Charity champion feeling larger than life
• Dodgy car salesman scammed £100,000 out of his customers
• ‘We’ve got our act together’ MAYOR’S FIRST 100 DAYS Street optimistic more powers are heading to region ‘with his foot in Whitehall’s door’
• Edgbaston Stadium sells land to create 370 flats
• New Fumo restaurant to open in iconic Selfridges
• Top hygiene rating after health inspection setback
• New link road to ease jams at airport junction
• Fury over festival parking shambles
• You can see the doctor... in a week New figures reveal difficulty patients have in accessing GP
• Fears nothing will be collected as binmen step up strike action
• 23,000 drivers caught by new speed cameras in 12 months
• Power station site could be ‘new Silicon Valley’
• Town’s efforts pay off as rare visitor flies in
• Single mother forges new life after forced marriage Former child bride reveals trauma of parents’ deceit
• Sacked nurse pleads guilty to theft and drugs charges
• Call for judicial review over naming suspects in 1974 pub bombings Cash appeal launched to challenge decision not to name perpetrato­rs
• Town to get cleaner bus services
• Robber died after being restrained by the public
• Millionair­e businessma­n charged over car frauds
• Beauty spot to remain closed due to ‘dogging’
• Drug grower spared jail as ‘alternativ­e life view’ leaves court flummoxed Man insisted on being called ‘Terry of the Sandison Family’
• Thousands of children in over-size infant classes
• ‘My daughter died – yet he is made director of a multi-million pound firm’ Anger at promotion of man who devastated family’s life
• Wife tried to cure dying rock manager with ‘thistle remedy’ Police called as partner attempted to stop her husband receiving NHS care in his final days
• Hair-stylist is back in business after seizure that changed her life New hair salon for people who find bright light too painful
• Club could bring crime, claim police
• Gigantic canopies could trap motorway pollution
• New life for fine Tudor house with a sordid past
• Calendar mourns 12 city pubs where time has been called
• Call for wrecked inn to be demolished
• City has the luck of the draw in UK lottery wins
• Mystery of unidentifi­ed victim discovered bound and buried on river island in 1971
• Bogotá could point the way if mayor wants to get things done
• Losing sight of value will cost us dear
• Comment Is it time to think the unthinkabl­e on drugs?
• Why Trump’s enemies could ask for no better president
• Investment slows as firms fear trade barriers after Brexit
• Comment Still waiting for Mayor Street to ‘hit the ground running’
• THE WEEK IN BUSINESS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY | PERSONAL FINANCE Engineerin­g firm bought by bosses after turnaround
• Olympic cyber-security expert joins PwC office
• Savills sign lettings deal with city’s Brindleypl­ace
• Don’t let emotion skew investment decisions
• Huge bills for tourists who ignore insurance
• Spending down again as households feel squeeze
• BOOK REVIEW
• Morrison longevity the stuff of legend
• Our best display of the season by far
• Villa’s ex-skipper is able to see the bigger picture..
• Marc takes positives from opening-day defeat
• Bears could set up next Great Escape
• Harry insists Che is going nowhere

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