Birmingham Post - 2018-11-29

• Council deputy leader says scale of impact is now apparent
• Corporatio­n Street ‘a land Christmas forgot’
• Amey anger as council claims it is owed £60m
• Arts funding could be cut by a third
• London 2012 firm to build Games village
• ‘We’ll fight on over axing of alarm service’
• Bins strikes may return in row over ‘payments’
• Bad parkers near school are shamed
• Controvers­ial shopping centre plan to be unveiled
• Road chiefs warn of ‘sprint’ bus challenges
• Bin lorry driver jailed for causing death of girl, 14
• Child abuse victims not being counted in city’s official figures
• Chief: Time to shine a light on hidden crimes
• Ex-teacher is jailed after sex with girls
• Tories fume at ‘cynical’ plan for £500m revamp
• Music heritage celebrated in new era for famous venue
• Blinders ‘saloon’ bar set to open by the waterside
• Son: Police have failed us over dad’s murder
• Woman guilty of £44,000 Right to Buy home scam
• Intu takeover deadline extended
• Clash over garden community bid near HS2 station
• MP furious after Coco Pops ad ban overturned
• Council set to overshoot budget by over £2million
• Bid to stop M42 service station plan Traffic fears spark new petition
• Council defends homeless record amid shock figures
• End of the road looms for city lollipop patrols
• Tutor jailed for sex abuse of two girls in their home
• Search is on for Curzon Street station constructo­r
• Revised plan for 400 new homes is set for approval
• Management buyout at thriving firm
• Police now on the buses to snare drivers using phone
• Shock over sudden death of city DJ, aged 35
• Pensioner’s hunt to find kind-heart who stopped and helped save his life
• A first-hand view of a day spent at A&E
• Comment Scheme shows modern way to integrate the old
• The ‘special relationsh­ip’ feels increasing­ly less special
• Comment Our message to SMEs – go for gold!
• Lloyds’ £27m will fund next phase of city’s tallest residentia­l building
• Businesses back Colmore BID for five more years
• MK2 set target to hit £4.5m turnover
• Historic busy city arcade gets revamp
• Colmore Tang initiative to boost building safety
• Changes will make Help to Buy more targeted
• Older workers fear being left short for retirement
• Blues’ shortcomin­gs are laid bare but gap is far smaller than it was....
• February date over points deduction
• Moore the merrier to see goals fly in from all angles!
• Baggies are back in the groove, insists Harvey
• Albion made the most of internatio­nal break – boss
• Hutton in league of his own after wonder goal
• Chester has sights on a longer stay

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