Birmingham Post - 2021-07-15

• Land deal moves £1bn industrial hub a step closer
• Mayors demand climate change powers
• Council fines itself 82 times for infringing Clean Air Zone
• Damning report: City still failing children with special needs
• Folly good find is a turn-up for the books
• Region’s public transport users will be free to ditch face masks
• Julie Hambleton’s letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson
• PM under fire over plan to give IRA pub bombers amnesty
• 1 in 8 await treatment as jabs grind to a halt
• ‘I don’t trust the vaccine. It was made too quickly’
• Officer sacked for helping partner
• Police worker drove boyfriend around city to deal drugs
• ‘Most cursed’ city street hits food businesses again
• Rising sales and demand offers hope for Midland business
• Table service and apps are here to stay
• New lease of life for city pub that was doomed for years
• Mug’s game as justice caught up with city’s Victorian crooks
• Body unrefriger­ated for weeks at funeral home
• Pharmacist­s jailed for selling black market pills
• Worker stole £160,000 from firm over decade
• Ikea to build click and collect hub for customers
• Masterplan to transform area after 2022 Games
• Care service failed to do criminal record checks
• Paramedics relive horror of stab attack by patient
• Nine bodies were never identified over 50 years
• Dudley is a ‘city in the making’
• Birthplace of industrial revolution that has more people than Newcastle
• ResortsWor­ld shifts emphasis after swathe of shop closures
• From 93p-an-hour cleaner to boss of Golden Arches empire
• Digbeth riverside plans revealed
• 25 years since nursery attack
• Truck driver drunk on whisky drove wrong way down road
• Woman facing horrific ‘internal decapitati­on’
• Raceway ordered to leave site over knotweed
• Sainsbury’s fired worker for questionin­g black toy
• Debenhams store staff sue firm over redundancy
• Residents angered as HS2 closes footpaths
• Fraudster who built ‘palace’ is freed – but still owes state £3m
• Man guilty of murder after hit and run death
• A blast from the past...
• Inner city areas will pay the price as the rest of us go free
• Time for us to look after ourselves
• The ‘Petticoat Council’ and a slice of Midland history...
• Channel 4 attitude to region is typical
• Double standards for double jabbed does not help US Brits
• I could write a book – but no one would believe it
• JUDGEMENT
• We made an album, we made a baby... We had a busy year
• Through the barricades!
• Getting back on stage, doing what I was born to do, was just amazing
• It’s a proper, big action movie ..see it with a big crowd and popcorn
• Eat, sleep, cave, repeat...
• Covid chaos inspires a murder most foul
• RETAIL GURU MARY HANNAH STEPHENSON DIVORCE AND THE PANDEMIC’S IMPACT ON RETAIL FORCED HER TO REAPPRAISE LIFE
• RAISE A GLASS
• Life is sweet
• CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT AND SOUR CHERRY SALAME
• CARAMELISE­D APRICOT UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE WITH ALMOND AND ORANGE BLOSSOM
• The bronzer age
• A beautiful blend of grace and pace
• Action-packed stuff
• Sound advice
• SHORE TO SATISFY
• Two Speed Crossword
• Corporate travel firm bought by Spanish rival
• PwC reveals new faces on top team
• First tenant signs up for Colmore Row landmark
• New HQ for security tech manufactur­er
• £19m funding boost for city residentia­l scheme
• House prices slip after changes to stamp duty
• Warning as Cash ISAs do nothing for your money
• Cost of car insurance plummeting
• Luxurious carbon-zero village home with golf course views
• Objects of
• Gardner is planning to sow seeds for growth with Blues
• BOOK REVIEW
• Valerien getting clear picture of the state of play
• Shakespear­e working onVilla’s renaissanc­e

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