Birmingham Post - 2017-10-26

• Residentia­l tower will be tallest in Birmingham
• Skills crisis is major barrier to success, warns report Region’s firms face difficult future without action now
• Brexit ‘no deal’ could cost city economy £7bn, claims report Birmingham will be worst hit area after capital, says London School of Economics
• Top chef to open new fine dining restaurant
• TV channel set to cut 10 jobs from city HQ
• Chicken factory boss says sorry after food hygiene allegation­s
• Ear infection killed man after spreading to brain
• Ex-Ofsted chief ‘threatened’ in Trojan probe
• Master taken by Goering returns Painting back in Birmingham after Jewish owner gave it to Nazi as bribe to escape
• Vélo Birmingham business challenge riders raise £123,000
• Boss to break pay cap on police staff and PCSOs
• C4 boss slams proposal to move out of London Birmingham hopes may be dashed as plan unlikely to happen
• Hopes to turn giant urban park into a money spinner
• Boss who faces eviction slams council for lack of compassion Ballroom business ran up £400,000 arrears as triple family tragedy struck
• HS2 finance chief to quit over move to Second City
• Alien balloons greet opening of Midland Scientolog­y base
• Pub bomb families win judicial review
• City to benefit from fleet of hydrogen-fuelled buses
• Appeal to fix broken grave of female poet hailed by Gladstone Memorial to one of the ‘most important women’s voices of the 19th century’ lies smashed and forgotten in Birmingham
• Basket case ends in court... again
• Firm fined £170k after worker was crushed by drum
• Medics make dozens of blunders at city hospitals
• Region to be test bed for driverless car technology Autonomous vehicles to hit Midland roads within two years
• Building work is killing my restaurant, says boss
• Speeds drop by 14% due to ‘average’ cameras
• Trafalgar Day ceremony scrapped after 200 years
• Troubled child protection team ‘making progress’ Ofsted inspectors hail improvemen­t to social services after inadequate rating for a decade
• City bids for £185m pot to build housing 9,000 homes already earmarked
• Councillor­s reveal threats and abuse
• Taxi driver faces jail for cocaine plot
• Morris dancers accused of racism for black faces
• Midland-built World War One tank buried in battlefiel­d for a century set to be star attraction at new museum
• | BRUTIFUL BIRMINGHAM Motor city could offer road ahead to a driverless future
• Comment Digby’s peer pressure to slash the Lords
• Birmingham 2030 – how do we get there?
• Mystery of the missing paper pods
• Trump’s lies an insult to fallen serviceman and families
• Comment Home is where the art is
• Midland safety systems maker sold by owners
• | POST PEOPLE College wins chamber business of year award
• First impression­s count for We Clean’s clients
• Warehouse go-ahead at £120m business park
• £4m revamp on cards for Brindleypl­ace offices
• Little relief as UK faces pensions conundrum
• Changes on cards for self assessment
• Crunch time as lenders push up mortgage rates
• Liberty House Group play a key part in Business Awards
• I’ll get fans up off their seats, vows fit-again winger Burke
• Pulis: No extra heat after summer spree
• Kusz happy to fight for No.1 shirt
• Cotterill’s consistenc­y call ahead of big derby
• English aces Josh the job, insists Steve
• Bruce tells his squad: Beat down my door if you’re not happy
• The best in Midlands business takes a bow
• Charity champs Wesleyan on
• Small team that’s building a
• Reprocessi­ng battery waste helps UK and rest of world
• Accountanc­y firm’s unique staff approach is a winner
• Firm behind the hospitalit­y for top-class events
• Award for knowing how to Connect with your customers
• Jaguar Land Rover rewarded for investment in technology
• Creative Group works with big names in region
• Firm blazes trail in Asia, Europe & South America
• Firm rewarded for mentoring and its charitable foundation
• Hospital picks up award for second year in succession

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