Birmingham Post - 2018-07-19

• Council cannot limit worshipper numbers at expanding temple Neighbours’ fears over gurdwara extension plan
• Threat to top steak restaurant­s
• Mothers ‘should not face abuse’ if they breastfeed in public places Calls for a ‘culture change’ in Birmingham
• £49m boost to improve skills across region
• BBC ‘plan’ as the region proves poor relation once more Criticism follows release of annual accounts
• Police want club closed which bosses say was ‘being extorted’ Officers fear ‘threat to public’ at shisha lounge where gun was fired
• Former Heathrow exec to lead Brum charity
• Anger over plans for new bus lane as tram line extended Plans will mean congestion, claims petition
• New events see cash roll in for NEC
• Packaging firm closer to acquiring neighbour’s land
• Disgraced minister must quit Parliament, says MP
• New train station may not be ready for 2022 Games
• Flood hit 1,600 homes in night, report reveals Inquiry in bid to avoid repeat
• Crossrail boss Sir Terry takes reins at HS2
• Fridge makers should pay for disposal, claims city bins chief
• No hosepipe ban – but take shorter showers...
• Burglar arrested 14 years on as he flies to UK for birthday party
• Latest call for action to get stalled hospital built
• Boy’s fascinatin­g book offers insight into living with Asperger’s syndrome
• ‘Secret’ city report on impact of leaving EU will not be published
• Mayor backs May’s vision of Brexit White Paper will give manufactur­ers hope, claims elected West Midlands leader
• ‘Supercounc­il’ a mystery to most, admits member
• Grandad saved after double lung transplant
• Tram network goes true blue Major overhaul of livery and ticket prices as mayor takes over transport route
• Talents of over-50s ‘being wasted’
• MP sorry after ‘vile’ Twitter post
• Pole dancer who created suicide pact with victim loses appeal
• £300k compensati­on after man suffocated in back of police van
• Major work to rid landmark municipal bank of asbestos
• Cool idea could see blight of fly-tipped fridges swept away
• Time for a new left wing to take flight
• Comment Looking to London to get Midlands on track
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• Trump trumps himself again – he would, wouldn’t he?
• HSBC backs awards as it looks to new city HQ
• Management buyout for teacher supply agency
• New tech incubator for sports companies
• Digital marketing guru to lead ad agency expansion at new city office
• An EU single market in all but name?
• Top fashion brands join Mailbox retailers
• ‘Axis Square’ project takes big step forward
• New financial training scheme launched after fears about talent pool
• New MD as agency founder moves to chairman
• Team up to get your children on that ladder...
• New start for the Midlands Engine
• Homeowners feel pinch amid Brexit uncertaint­y
• Number of offers on table for me – Chadli
• Bartley: I knew this was the place I wanted to be
• Jim demands return to T20 high standards
• Cash-strappedVi­lla all a-loan in the dark
• Elphick thrown lifeline as club try to steady ship
• Only one cloud in pre-season Blue sky
• Double blow for Monk on keeper front

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