Birmingham Post - 2017-10-12

• £75,000 campaign to keep baths afloat
• Police boss in call for Midland-wide ban on travellers
• Tributes to doctor killed by lorry in cycle crash
• ‘It was never about politics – it was about friendship and saving a life’ Ex-mayoral candidate Simon secretly donated a kidney to MP Mahmood
• ‘Walter Mitty’ hotel fraudster has sentence appeal thrown out
• Rock star’s golf course falls into administra­tion
• Region could trial move to house addicts
• New night shelter for rough sleepers
• City on its marks for inaugural marathon
• Mayor set to roll out ‘Street cycles’ across the West Midlands Boris Bike-style scheme to offer 5,000 for hire
• Birmingham is capital destinatio­n Second City still first point of call for Londoners looking to move out
• Chief welcomes sentence for corrupt officers
• 23,000 new private sector jobs created across region
• ‘Jealous rivals’ blamed after pet food pizza topping claim
• City poppy day services in doubt
• More black police ‘could make difference’ in force Senior black officer speaks out as he retires after 30 years
• Petition opposes new parking charge
• Labour MEPs vote against start of EU trade talks with UK Pair put ‘party before principle’, says Tory
• All manor of trouble as owner rues selling urns
• Conman used wheelchair to fake disability in £100k scam
• Car salesman fined over £1,000 customer insurance con
• Birmingham Commonweal­th bid judged to be ‘non-compliant’
• Pop giants help NEC to boost revenue by £24m
• Business guru Crabtree joins major grants body
• Bin collection­s ‘back to normal’ following strikes
• Passengers locked in aeroplane
• Councillor: Complaints over ‘anti-immigratio­n’ retweets are ‘witchhunt’ Town politician re-posted message by ex-EDL leader
• Tunnel vision for water supply Latest phase of major works complete as century-old aquaduct repairs due
• Campaigner who fought for Sikh rights to wear turban at work
• Tories need to show their message works across generation­s
• Housing: It’s about people, not politics
• Brexit: If we can’t agree a deal, we must walk away
• Comment Free-thinking: How life’s basics could be paid for
• MPs unite to lead national fight to protect threatened wildlife
• Tech firm starts £300k online funding bid
• Chamber’s praise for tireless efforts of duo
• Solicitors’ sky-high success for charity
• Baldwins expands into Scotland in double deal Midlands accountanc­y group expects £89m revenue boost
• 20 jobs created as Duke opens new warehouse
• Sanderson Weatherall add to team
• House prices climb to new high after 4% rise
• Pension superfunds are not a simple solution
• Broadband buyers must get speed they pay for
• Hawthorns name change not on the agenda
• Winger has the tools to make real impression at Baggies
• Hughes has high hopes for future
• Cotterill’s arrival has put these five back in frame...
• The return of the Jedinak is getting closer
• Bruce: Veteran duo have grabbed revived Villa by the neck

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