Birmingham Post - 2018-03-08

• Town bids to ban family of travellers
• ‘Region suffering at London’s expense’
• Boss of legal firm set to step down
• Huge ‘imbalance’ in council jobs as pay gap revealed Large number of women in part-time roles due to ‘regressive child care policy’, claims deputy
• Chief: ‘No quick fix’ for disparity in police
• Firm wins backing for Knight Rider-like intelligen­t assistant
• Supreme Court stalwart dies, aged 80
• Royal Ballet appoints new interim chief
• City councillor­s to get pay rise as chamber shrinks
• Major works to reroute city buses
• Longbridge cinema plan axed in favour of store
• Vacant office block could make way for flats
• HS2 should encourage women engineers
• Council wins legal victory after Amey ignored city road repairs Contractor refused to update database to reduce workload
• Birmingham in pole position to stage Formula E race Council in talks with motorsport bosses
• Pub bombs group loses legal aid bid
• Cupcakes give a taste of success to Oscar winner
• Payout of millions to girl left disabled at birth by blunder Hospital failed to react to warning signs
• First all electric Jag signals new future for carmaker
• Police boss ‘targeting cuts’ in Tory areas, claims MP Mitchell suggests Commission­er Jamieson is playing party politics
• Old hall could be ‘city’s Claridge’s’ Councillor­s back hotel plan for landmark
• 4,000 denied first choice for school places
• Dicing with history... Suffragett­e game highlighte­d battle for votes
• Bus lane cameras ‘will be a tax on residents’
• Restaurant owner hits back at TripAdviso­r over damaging review ‘Website should check postings and require copy of bill’
• City hospitals suffer deep crisis Waiting lists continue to soar as health chiefs forced to make massive cuts
• Families of rogue surgeon’s victims win huge payouts Consultant lied about experience to get job
• Pair admit misuse of anti-bullying charity funds
• Priest: I’d rather go to jail than pay court fine Protesting churchman refuses to cough up for criminal damage
• Pilot crawled along ceiling to save RAF death plunge plane
• Reprieve for airman who sparked emergency
• Government funding for Birmingham halved since 2010
• University should have told us about suicidal son, says mother Undergradu­ate killed himself in hotel room
• Old police station to be new centre for Muslims
• Jailed fraudster’s £2m palace abroad
• Major pop acts head to revamped concert venue
• The secret weapons Mystery of thousands of swords 300 years ago – now they could
• Beneath our streets hidden undergroun­d finally be rediscover­ed
• The mystery sword-maker
• German incendiary bomb proves real blast from the past
• Monty’s museum battles to survive Regimental collection faces funding crisis
• New generation of HS2 engineers shows city on right track
• Comment May built rod for her own back with commission­ers masterplan
• Troublemak­ers will get comeuppanc­e
• A shame to shun cross-council link
• No winners in reckless president’s steel trade war
• Undergroun­d city rail would be a real boon
• Comment Any mayor you like, as long as she’s a woman...
• Springboar­d sold in £4.5m buyout deal
• Don’t forget small firms in Carillion aftermath
• Third piece of Paradise project given go-ahead
• Savills promote five in relocated city office
• Clock is ticking to make most of tax allowances
• Setback for savers as NS&I cuts 3-year deals
• Better protection to be given to fraud victims
• Relegation will have a disastrous impact on club – boss
• Evans: Taxi-gate blown out of proportion
• Monk: I can see team has fighting spirit to stay up
• Stan is sure Jack’s the lad for top-flight
• Fan Monk urges Jota to come out of the shadows

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