Birmingham Post - 2018-03-15

• Technology campus to be sold by city council Property group in deal on science park which backs start-ups
• Millionair­e may face prison over divorce battle Judge found property developer in contempt of court after failing to comply with orders
• Binmen took 18 days off sick on average on top of walkouts
• 215,000 new homes to be built in region after £350m pledge
• Work to start on proposed Commonweal­th Games village
• Woman set up camp on traffic island to stalk victim at work Obsessive 18-month campaign saw man tracked down and swamped by messages
• Protesters call on council to scrap plans to close 14 nurseries
• Blues shamed over minimum wage
• Region to be 5G test-bed
• Royal Ballet extension could put city arts on world stage £4.5m developmen­t will create major new dance studio
• Campaigner­s call for city-wide pollution tax to save lives
• City school offers rest of UK lesson in tackling ‘segregatio­n’ Government launches new policy to bring divided communitie­s together
• City’s Gymnastics World Cup to be screened on BBC
• Defendant admits sexual assault after unwanted kisses Man’s ‘unblemishe­d’ character destroyed by ‘impulsive act’ that saw him grab woman
• ‘Huge concern’ over cost-cutting plans to close police station
• M42 junction revamp could pose danger to walkers, says councillor
• Call for a chewing gum tax as council faces a sticky situation
• Former care home could become day centre after closure criticised
• Esteemed city photo archivist dies aged 60
• City centre food festival offers taster
• Vintage trains company on track to raise £3m Share sale will allow huge expansion and investment plan
• Full speed ahead for huge new urban quarter by HS2 hub
• Call for national memorial in city for fallen Muslim soldiers Councillor says monument should reflect sacrifice of Commonweal­th servicemen
• Roadworks ditched as council runs out of cash
• Grayling ‘committed’ to reopening old rail line Boost for hopes to rebuild passenger stations in south of city
• Driver gets ban after he caused death of cyclist Rider suffered severe head injuries after defendant’s van turned in front of him
• Church rampage knifeman found dead in jail had previously stabbed trainee lawyer
• ‘I was stupid’, admits charity boss guilty of misusing funds Pair made unlawful withdrawal­s
• Thousands given to anti-bullying organisati­on by Children In Need
• Boss jailed after OAP died in freak accident
• Infections raise risk of heart attacks and strokes
• French plea to help trace family of pilot Village plans memorial to RAF crew killed in war
• PwC team to hit road for Great Run 10k Business Challenge
• Labour claims cover-up over prison riot inquiry Sensitive security details cannot be revealed, says minister
• Bank workers who stole £220,000 lived high life Crooks splashed out on holidays after targeting HSBC
• Major rail delays over Easter period
• Business bosses come together for Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• Fears for sports field after six sites allocated for city housing
• The day Mrs Pankhurst took to stage at the Hippodrome 100 years since Suffragett­es’ leader made historic speech
• Could this be the face of Mystery murder victim’s appearance reconstruc­ted 75 years on
• ‘Bella in the Wych Elm’? Grisly discovery that left police force stumped
• Rumours of the Nazi spy and the missing German actress
• New rail engineerin­g school heading for university campus
• Railway station revamp and new business park on cards for Coventry
• Channel 4 base is golden opportunit­y to make amends to Midlands
• New town is no reason to go bananas
• Region’s voice on Trade Bill lost in aWestminst­er stitch-up
• Comment UK has been playing Russian roulette
• Who needs enemies when you have friends like Trump?
• Roads contract has left unholy mess
• City company first to be fined over staff pensions
• Women in Property reveal new chairman
• Property salaries hit 10-year high across Midlands
• Developer appoints two new directors
• NEC hotel sold after collapse of Carillion
• Why pension route can pay dividends in long run
• More jaw-jaw – not war-war
• Ken has last laugh on his tax affairs as he marries
• BOOK REVIEW
• Blues are proving where there’s life, there’s hope
• Club woes no barrier to Ndoye’s Russia dream
• Greening: Forget a Great Escape... club need miracle!
• Dion: Pardew perfect for the Championsh­ip
• O’Neill says the end is NI for Brunt
• Villa back to earth with a bump after Wolves heroics

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