Birmingham Post - 2019-07-04

• ‘His architectu­ral style was pretty visionary...’
• Hunt for next roads contractor as Amey strike £300m exit deal
• Ghetto Golf reveals plans for beach-themed bar
• £35m regenerati­on of iconic central hall stalls
• Decision over HS2 contract hit by delay
• Plans for ‘Hippodrome Square’ revealed
• The £16m Centenary Square makeover a ‘shrewd investment’
• JLR to unveil all-electric XJ plans for city plant
• The £2.5m REP revamp
• Man, 21, died ‘trying to save girl in reservoir’
• Storm death: Firm fined £1.3m over falling debris
• AstonVilla owners buy stadium in £56.7m deal
• Velo cycle spectacle to return on a new date
• City’s council tax arrears soar to all-time high
• Watson hits back at critics
• ‘Give metro mayors greater powers to boost the economy’
• Candid Mayor says crisis ‘not easily fixed’
• Campaigner claims rough sleepers
• Difficult than I envisaged...’
• ‘bullied out of city accommodat­ion’
• Apprentice finalists given taste of power
• Consultant­s to ‘look at all aspects
• Birmingham waste chief: Bins service should be invisible
• Of waste service’ in new review
• Cancer Research UK: Obese now outnumber smokers by two to one
• ‘Tasers for all officers by 2022’
• 1,000 crimes recorded at train stations in year
• Youth justice service cuts could put public at risk
• Pub bombings inquests cost police £217,000
• Asylum seeker with knife tried to board plane
• Surge in conviction­s sees city branded street race capital of UK
• Collector snaps up official hangman’s ‘notebook of death’
• Sainthood for cardinal after 60-year campaign
• City schools struggling to recruit new teachers
• Tomb was opened – but there was no skeleton
• ‘Giving real heroin to addicts could help to reduce crime’
• New XJ sparks electric future for JLR factory...
• We must secure social care future
• First global report reveals worrying rate of plant extinction
• When court queen Ann conquered Wimbledon
• Plans to turn the city’s leading theatre into a ‘people’s palace’
• Two extracts from 120 Years of Birmingham Hippodrome in as many Short Tales
• You don’t want to go through a wrenching heartbreak just for the sake of it
• I took father’s guitar... and the rest is history!
• Some 14 years after cancer forced Kylie Minogue to pull out of her headline slot at Glastonbur­y she played a triumphant, emotional set. In an exclusive chat with TOM BRYANT she talks about the long road back
• Free family fun all summer long
• Celebratin­g 50 years o
• F precious metal
• Thumbs up from Tony and Geezer
• If music be the food of ...
• It became more than just a film ... it was an opportunit­y to curate and preserve this priceless, historical material
• AND SENSIBILIT­Y
• The lives of these women are so tragic, I want to try to be somebody who’s on their side...
• Concealer
• These collectabl­e mementos s of people’s travels come in bewilderin­g myriad forms
• UNIFORMLY AWKWARD
• To a design pioneer
• The world’s best-selling SUV has just got better
• ENJOYING Introduced here 200 years ago, tree ferns are a great way to go sub-tropical in the UK
• GOING ALL IN
• If I can step off the track at Tokyo and think ‘I couldn’t have done any more’, I’ll be happy
• 86 inspiring firms across region among Britain’s best
• Euro expansion just the start for Green Monkey
• Lounge eyes sales boost after move to new home
• Lifetime Isa is launched with market-leading rate
• Have a back-up plan for your declining years
• Banking apps ‘more popular than branches by year 2021’
• BOOK REVIEW
• Che is aiming for Prem summit after £15m exit
• End of the road at Blues for club skipper
• We’re not a spent force at Hawthorns - Jenkins
• Villa confirm record signing of Wesley
• Signing for Villa is a massive deal for me says Matt
• JT backing McGinn to storm Prem

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