Birmingham Post - 2018-05-03

• ‘Disaster’ waiting to happen...
• £280M STATION PLAN
• Home Secretary Javid is brother’s new boss
• Southside put in the picture for photo exhibition
• Tribute to man who tried to save Central Library
• Traders fear for their future in Wholesale Market move
• End of an era after 40 years in city centre
• Ex Michelin-star chef Turner takes helm at new restaurant
• Celebrity cook Aktar strikes out on own with ‘best pizzas in town’
• Petition rules delay safety measures on death route Only 8,717 out of 26,000 are valid signatures, says council
• The future’s orange as mayor promises integrated transport Street launches latest vision of regional travel
• Midlands firefighte­rs could strike over new pensioner care contracts
• Innovative Conservato­ire hailed as ‘world class’ in RICS design accolades
• Police stage raids to crack down on ‘slave labour’
• B&B ruin to be bulldozed to build three-storey flats
• Don’t try this in jest, says fire eater
• Big screen and ‘parklets’ plan for city’s business district
• Doctor jailed after he groped female patient Woman ‘frozen with shock’ after sexual assault in surgery
• Runners get ready to stride out for Great Birmingham 10k
• Robberies soared by third in 2017 ‘Historic’ cases also mean 28% rise in sex offences, reveal police statistics
• Developers felling trees before permission
• Patient found dead in canal after he left mental unit Staff ‘unaware of right procedures’ in second such tragedy, says coroner
• Call for tougher sentences to stop attacks on police dogs and horses Midlands commission­er backs campaign
• Former newspaper editor dies aged 84
• City Deloitte boss takes helm of all UK regions
• ‘I don’t hate the man who killed mum and brother’
• Daughter forced to identify bodies of mother and brother she loved
• Killer was child of incest who described himself as ‘the devil’
• ‘Super-human’ Jay, 7, given five organs in rare operation
• All-women top team sets example
• Taking care of business We’re here to build networks, says new Asian chamber head
• Law Society names new president to celebrate 200th anniversar­y
• CHRIS GAME | RUSSELL LUCKOCK | LETTERS Fond farewell to some fine servants of this great city...
• We all pay for cost-cutting in the long-run
• Comment Our councillor­s are being disappeare­d... by stealth
• Big names heading to Brum for major US trade conference
• So sorry to see another pool shut
• Matching Up scheme aims to grow innovative ideas
• Antarctica challenge is an inspiring tale at lunch
• Out-of-town sites offering opportunit­ies
• 55 Colmore Row scoops top award
• Former Bigwood chief develops new business
• Dust away the cobwebs and tidy your finances
• Be prepared with crucial cover if illness strikes
• Take time to plan ahead long term
• Robbo honoured to have served club so well
• Blues hope it’s not a road that leads them off a cliff...
• Dogged Bruce has built team fit for occasion
• Gabby gets the send-off he deserves
• Terry’s battle cry ahead of play-off showdown
• Players root for Moore to be given top job at Albion
• Tim pleased to see young Bears shine
• Matt’s flying again – Brunt

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