Birmingham Post - 2018-02-08

• City U-turn over council tax increase
• Campaign to block Powell blue plaque
• THE BIRMINGHAM WOMEN WHO FOUGHT FOR THE VOTE:
• Another Brum gem bites the dust
• MP: Public has lost confidence in police
• Inquiry calls for victims of surgeon to come forward
• Demand for improved rail service from new town
• Council spent £1.6m on hired help during city bins strike
• Plea to May for sprinkler funding after Grenfell
• Entries open for BYPY 2018 awards
• Parliament should move to Midlands, claim MPs
• Drivers pay as city suffers some of worst jams in UK
• £10 a year to pay for elected mayor blocked
• Midlands building boom could bring 17,000 new jobs
• Anti-terror officer who had files stolen from car to face disciplina­ry panel
• VAT row could see end to a smashing night out
• Curry house to open in high street
• Singing the praises for former MEP
• Backlash over parking charges at beauty spots
• Council apology after it blocked arts centre bid
• OAP secretly filmed men using toilets
• Tough action as trouble erupts ...on bowling green
• 800 Carillion staff lose job as ex-boss defends bonuses Doomed constructi­on giant’s former chiefs are grilled by MPs
• PM urged to block GKN takeover bid May: I’ll act in interests of UK
• Network Rail slams ‘stupidity of lorry drivers’ hitting bridges
• Cheers! Pub named best in Brum by CAMRA
• Poorest die 10 years earlier in ‘wealthy’ borough
• Bid to strike off solicitor who stabbed his wife
• Sharia law councils discrimina­te against women, report suggests
• City voters ‘hold key to whether PM stays in job’
• Custard magnate’s mansion to be transforme­d
• 12,000 back fight to save flower stall
• Designers and engineers chosen to construct new station
• Locals demand fairer deal as HS2 plans to demolish homes Firm accused of ‘bullyboy tactics’ after homeowners given May 1 deadline
• Thatcher statue tweet is not the Sharpe-st ever...
• The Brexit numbers May does not want you to see
• Chancellor could help bank of nan and grandad
• No, Mr President, 60,000 marched because they care about NHS
• Town Hall safer in arts group’s hands
• Confusion and loss of identity on trains
• City leads push for more diverse apprentice­ships
• IoD chief honoured to receive OBE
• Colmore Building to welcome two new businesses
• ‘Baby boomers’ benefit most in welfare system
• Clear way needed to navigate the probate maze
• Challenger banks lead way in quest for best rates
• BOOK REVIEW
• Deadly Brunt’s king of dead-ball assists
• Hutton deal U-turn not ruled out
• Injury blow for Elphick after loan exit
• Carl: Everyone at Blues is buzzing ahead of derby day
• Blues sweat on Grounds injury news
• GABBY IS IN THE RUNNING FOR BIG DERBY
• McCLEAN HINTS AT MOVE AWAY FROM BAGGIES

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