Birmingham Post - 2018-05-10

• Formula E could revive city’s motor-racing spirit
• 225 homes to be offered to region’s rough sleepers West Midlands given £10m to pilot ‘Housing First’ project
• Longbridge shopping park sold for £54m
• Plan to transform redundant landmark into university exhibition space
• What have you done
• For us, Mr Mayor?
• Rubbish dumped at city cemetery
• Wholesale change for city market
• U-turn over assay mark is victory for silversmit­hs Overseas offices can no longer feature Birmingham’s anchor
• Crook paralysed rail route in stand-off
• Peaky Blinders: The Ballet? Creator Knight in secret talks with dance company
• Chance to get face to face with Victoria
• MP defends rant at teen Fabricant swears at Twitter critic
• New twist in fight to save music pub
• Star sommelier scoops national award
• Council pledges to consider speed cameras at death crash site
• All change – but it’s still Labour keep grip on power in compact council Green dream as party wins first-ever seat
• New wards leave some out of joint in major shake-up
• Lib Dem Tilsley going strong after 50 years
• Tories strengthen grip on Solihull Council
• Rare Brum bus up for sale in auction
• Football boss accused of blackmail Coach charged with demanding ‘£12,000 with menaces’ from club chairman
• Five-star treatment on cards for Grand French company snaps up iconic city hotel
• Tudor house with sordid past for sale
• Man constructe­d sub-machine gun to shoot himself
• Driver gets bus lane fine after rushing to stricken OAP’s aid
• Police officers cleared for using baton during arrest
• Teams stride out to battle for 10K titles
• LETTERS | STATESIDE | CHRIS GAME No change is big change in giddy world of local politics
• Comment Cabinet split harms our carmakers
• Architect built on fierce principles to challenge authority
• University and QE parking nightmare
• Give to charities – not chuggers
• A message to you Rudy... beware the storm that’s a-coming
• Comment When music and politics collide...
• Strategy boss to offer digital insight
• Society reaps the reward of Co-op’s cash
• New twist as Tata to sell two Midland specialist­s
• City investor snaps up hundred of properties
• New faces at constructi­on company
• Shopping centre plans face council opposition
• Fraudulent applicatio­ns for accounts on the rise
• Do homework before rushing into a mortgage
• Morrison: It’s great to get the fans onside
• Monk work must mean the end to ‘Blunder Years’ saga
• Villa hope Boro homework will get top marks
• Proud Trott: I will always be a Bear
• Big-game players must stand up to see off chap in the cap...
• £45 MILLION Relegation has come at very high price for the Baggies
• Kieran holds hands up for sorry season

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