Birmingham Post - 2018-10-04

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• Crowdfunde­r restaurant joins the Michelin club Star awarded to talented chef within 18 months of opening
• Men alleged to have planted 1974 devices named publicly for first time
• £125m plans for old factory site Historic Jewellery Quarter manufactur­er to make way for shops and flats
• Green light for new housing on former greyhound track
• Town ‘left behind’ as automated future beckons
• Blue plaque for suffragett­e in gallery where she slashed art Birmingham museum to honour campaigner who fought for the vote
• Mayor tells Tories region is
• May: Only Chequers supply chains for UK PM sticks to guns as she assures industry
• Can protect carmakers
• New Centenary Square questioned by ex-mayor
• Symphony Hall to ‘make an entrance’ in £13m plan
• Segregated Islamic school could scrap secondary classes
• Business boss in £60kVAT fraud avoids jail term
• ‘No end’ to nightclub drug culture
• Threat to nurseries lifted as union plan emerges Council halts proposal to offload 14 Birmingham nurseries
• ‘PCC merger plan would cost more money, not less’
• 100 children at risk of being groomed for sexual exploitati­on
• Youth crime soaring as prosecutio­ns plummet Fewer violent criminals face justice as police numbers drop
• Hope yet for cinema destroyed by inferno But doubters question whether it has a future
• Huge rush-hour fight ends in triple stabbing in city centre
• Police shoot man after planned raid on house
• ‘Horrendous battleship’ home pods head for city Prefab units that take two weeks to build could be future
• Leader: 2022 Games will not bankrupt Second City
• BBC’s SPOTY gala to return to NEC
• A horse walks into a bar... no joke!
• Labour seizes back council control following defection
• £36m fraudster paid as adviser to Midland jails
• Former criminal starts jobs agency for ex prisoners
• | STATESIDE Tories may still lead a merry dance come election time...
• Comment Losing the wood for the trees...
• Clean Air Zone ignores our views
• Reassess priorities and reclaim our city
• One of our busiest streets is ignored
• Kavanaugh reveals the real man behind the public persona
• Airport widens horizons as it backs city exporters
• Family fuel firm bought in deal with oil company
• App could be the TripAdviso­r of driving instructor­s
• Do the right thing: ethical investing is here to stay
• Finding the key to the perfect pitch
• Interest rate hike sees households tighten belts
• Trio appointed to new roles with St Modwen
• Monk will Maik a big fuss over Kief red card
• It’s great to get another Bear on board – Chris
• Darren: Burke still has a role to play
• Victory for team is the only goal for hotshot duo
• Sako convinces Moore he’ll be a good fit for club
• The game was well and truly up for Bruce
• Jedi’s focus will be solely on Villa now

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