Birmingham Post - 2018-09-20

• Support for moves to tackle ‘nuisance’ HGVs
• HS2: Lesson learnt over £1.7m payoffs Committee had blasted ‘shocking waste of cash’
• New man at helm of rail line project
• A tragedy waiting to happen Huge blaze destroys historic cinema and throws restoratio­n hopes into doubt
• Full steam ahead for Britain’s newest rail company Heritage firm to revive golden age of train travel as passengers offered express journeys on UK mainline
• Childhood killer sues Ministry of Justice from jail Prisoner’s release blocked by Parole Board 37 years after brutal killing of playmate
• Shake-up of bins service finally starts Council imposes new practices despite staff claim of ‘shambles’
• Brexit and diesel hit JLR hard ‘Clarity on EU needed’ as Jaguar Land Rover factory goes to three-day week
• Castle Bromwich plant more vulnerable to JLR headwinds
• New Chinese restaurant for district
• Doctor who decapitate­d man in bookies ‘insane’ Hospital order for mentally ill killer following horrific attack
• Vehicle pollution charge should be as ‘sympatheti­c as possible’ to the lives of residents and businesses
• Takeaway riddled with salmonella
• Surge in police assaults as punishment­s set to double
• Burglar who kicked open flat doors in Jewellery Quarter jailed
• City offers £2m boost to restore hall
• Bard’s work may have been shaped by Shakespear­e senior’s woes
• Engineer who helped 9/11 rescuers proves inspiratio­n
• Tories ban People’sVote campaign
• Jailed cleaner stole items that wouldn’t be missed by victims
• Green light for new luxury hotel Historic buildings that survived Blitz to be refurbishe­d and converted
• Rare papers reveal Blues deal to pay off legendary manager
• Bridgewate­r jury foreman alleges convicted killer made death threat New claim about murderer in different case 40 years after wrongful conviction
• First homes on huge Icknield Port Loop site to go on sale
• Job figures offer mixed fortunes
• The grass is always greener...
• Labour plan to end the North-South wealth gap ‘Startling’ divide is not inevitable – Shadow chancellor McDonnell
• Council energy company on back-burner
• Grave row as church blocks headstone rose
• The nearly man of folk Birmingham singer who paved way for 1960s revival but failed to make it big
• Council can’t ignore public fears over Clean Air Zone
• 20 years ‘preparing for power’
• Pay snub just the latest act of disrespect to our police
• Comment Councillor pay rise? Wake up and smell the coffee...
• Being a councillor is not about money
• Previn opens old wounds in saga to rival any of Woody’s scripts
• Two new audit partners at city firm
• Tax admin ‘biggest barrier in way of business growth’
• New man at helm of firm revamping historic Grand
• Brindleypl­ace offices given £4m makeover
• Pensions Dashboard in doubt after two years of work
• Capital investment is the way forward post-Brexit
• It’s good to talk: Fans urged to have say on Blues’ future
• McGinn: I did right thing rejecting Celtic for Villa
• We’ll play it again – Sam
• EFL trouble won’t affect us – Monk
• Bruce roars: I’ll prove critics wrong Embattled boss comes out fighting against doubters

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