Birmingham Post - 2015-08-20

• City’s tallest office tower revealed
• Welcome to the iHouse
• CONGESTION COSTS REGION... £1 billion
• Hackers post stolen data from adultery website
• Recruitmen­t boss takes the helm at Birmingham Future
• BBC Midlands Asian Network staff in walkout
• New homes stall after row over payment to city
• Constructi­on giant agrees £187m Birmingham schools deal
• Residents to get unique say on future of suburb
• 2,800 new places ‘created in failing schools’ by city
• Personal details lost 450 times by councils
• New top man for Symphony Hall
• Labour must address fears of UKIP voters, says MP Watson
• Midland JLR staff ‘accept’ Eastern Europe expansion
• Man crushed by Jag body on production line
• New Walkabouts bars after Midlands deal
• More halls on cards for area swamped by student blocks
• Jobs ‘boot camp’ for the young slammed by MP
• Teenager is facing prison for crashing FBI website
• Disabled man died of organ failure after hospital staff failures
• Move to Mexico if you want to keep jobs, says Goodyear
• Tory victory gives Aga a sales boost
• New focus on end-of-year exams as
• New GCSE shake-up ‘will lead to shortage of examiners’
• Islamic schools top GCSE grade tables
• Literacy campaigner hits out at cuts to city library service
• I’ve done nothing wrong, says boss of collapsed wedding firm
• Why the Labour left is blind to what the public really want
• BBC bosses could not care less about region
• Latest cuts to the legal sector could mean the death of justice for all
• Market woes and Chinese whispers
• Report says challenges remain in legal sector
• Lawyer’s warning over public sector tenders
• Creating the UK’s leading digital hub
• App offers timeline view of digital photos
• Instagram users get new method to schedule posts
• Online brand vision for city cycle maker
• Edwardian factory to be reborn as a restaurant
• Management firm brought in for hotel in Mailbox
• Temple Row deal extends L&G spending spree
• Sweeping planning changes boost for brownfield sites
• £4m deal for city firm to work on prestige scheme
• The key to sanity is looking at the long term
• Savings rates finally on rise – with a catch
• August house sales are strongest in eight years
• Your chance to honour city’s sporting heroes
• BOOK REVIEW
• There’s no surprise as Sainsbury’s ducks out of athletics
• LORD’S TAVERNERS CRICKET
• Has the lustre gone from Formula One?

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