Birmingham Post - 2017-12-07

• Stepfather pleads guilty over boy’s water park death
• Channel 4 handed deadline to agree move out of capital
• Hotel tax plan could pave way for Games in 2022
• Work to start on designer outlet village
• MP fears boundary alteration­s will tear communitie­s apart
• PwC extends Square deal to take up entire building
• 5,000 children in region will be homeless on Christmas Day ‘16 families every day in West Midlands’ left in crisis
• St Basil’s chief joins rough sleeping advisory panel
• Free public transport calls for women hit by pension age change
• MP: Nurses quitting healthcare profession to work in restaurant­s ‘Pay cuts and heavy workloads driving many away’
• Officers ‘forced to wear outsized uniforms’
• Online fraud victims ‘too embarrasse­d to call police’
• Neighbourh­ood policing ‘on the brink of collapse’
• NatWest branches to close
• New plans to replace popular pub with 66 apartments revealed Site ‘earmarked for regenerati­on for a decade’
• 1,000 black cabs ‘will be forced off city roads in pollution crackdown’
• Roadworks relief brings drivers cheer at Christmas
• Prefabs scoop listing honour
• Bullring owner to take over Merry Hill firm in £3bn deal
• On your marks for 2018 city marathon Date set for Birmingham Internatio­nal event
• £2m package in bid to tackle gangs and violence
• Residents earning £429 per month renting out drives Homeowners cashing in on unused spaces
• Massage business launches appeal after licence lost
• Murdered mum and baby ‘failed’ by police officers Misconduct rulings recorded against pair after killer ‘dangerous beyond measure’ strangled ex-girlfriend and 7-month-old
• Driver who caused M6 crash jailed
• Employers unsure of minimum wage rules
• Vegan protester’s bid to be branded outside cathedral denied by Church
• Jailed rapist’s freedom plea denied
• Nurse ‘felt frightened’ after kiss from doctor
• ‘Crisis’ alert sparks 300 radiograph­er jobs pledge
• Plans for play about child killer axed after backlash
• Drug dealer jailed for sheltering murderer
• Ex-pole dancer facing jail for encouragin­g postman’s suicide
• Doctors in alert over obesity crisis facing teenagers
• Calls to honour war hero Bertie with place on city Walk of Stars
• Rail franchisee needs to invest in station staff
• Comment Negativity hasn’t stopped us trumpeting good news
• High price to pay for bins ‘victory’
• No good could come from President Trump’s visit to Britain
• Future fears as nature words erased from junior dictionary
• Comment What of the Brummie Brexit?
• New director duo strengthen board at city restaurant Opus
• Lord: Hi-tech industry requires matching skills
• Green light for £15m Mercedes dealership
• Seven snaps up ‘store wars’ battle site
• City office given new name in £4m revamp
• RNRB changes lessen the cost of inheritanc­e
• A financial system that works for all
• Moving to a new country can cause tax headache
• BOOK REVIEW
• I won’t overfeed the Baggies, says Pardew
• Hodgson backs Albion’s survival chances
• United are preparing to hike up price for Villa target
• Injury jinx has to end soon – boss
• Keinan has earned his Stripes
• Boss won’t copy transfer errors of past
• Cotterill: Prove you’re worth new Blues deals

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