Birmingham Post - 2022-10-06

• Last chance to enter West Midlands Tech Awards
• Man called 999 and made claims of ISIS attack
• Apartments plan for old car showroom in Jewellery Quarter
• 2022 festival reached 2.4m people in year to remember
• Grammar school plans huge rebuild
• New village in grounds of chateau to go ahead
• Mum faces jail for mowing down stranger after row
• Gardener digs up small piece of First World War history
• Micro-sculptor Willard used eyelash to paint puppy
• Councillor­s call on MP who sparked Boris downfall to go
• Truss urges Tories to keep faith in her policies before battle for ‘red wall seats’ across region
• Goldman Sachs signs permanent deal for city base
• FINE LANDMARK MUSEUM SAVED FOR FUTURE AFTER LISTING
• Metro staff defend 53-day strike over ‘poverty wages’
• Students with disabiliti­es say they are ‘failed’ by university
• Huge beer festival and new night markets on the horizon
• Feast for the eyes atop 103
• Uber driver sexually assaulted teen after picking her up
• Tech festival to celebrate burgeoning sector in city
• NHS payout for sepsis death following chemo
• Police adviser shocked to find rental house used as drug den
• Hotel and skills centre set for cricket stadium
• Solicitor tracks down stolen car using Facebook
• ‘Spy cars’ to hit Midland roads to snare drivers
• New 20mph zones see thousands of fines
• Local anger at abortion protests despite city ban
• Conman who claimed to be architect took victims’ fees
• Peaky film to feature real-life stories from the war
• Landmark 1930s cinema set to be saved for future
• Our leaders need an attitude adjustment in taxing times...
• Truss and co will be disaster for our environmen­t
• Fast thinking needed as crisis looms
• At 74, Sayer still feels like dancing
• ‘World’s first great sitcom’ – now set in Brum
• We get old, music stays the same
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• I think you could superimpos­e this story into any city in the world and it would still make sense...
• It was a fascinatin­g, abysmal time in American history
• Oscar winner Viola Davis plays the imperious leader of a deadly band of warrior women in this epic tale inspired by true events
• Border patrol
• SANDRA ON HARRY
• HARRY ON SANDRA
• CHOCOLATE COOKIE PIE (Serves 12-16)
• RAISE A GLASS
• I’m getting better at not being so self-deprecatin­g
• MUSIC REVIEWS
• The Ultimate package for downsizers
• ReKindle the passion
• APPLE AIRPODS PRO II - REVIEW
• Jamaican Spirit
• General Knowledge Quiz
• 18th century house that was turned into the village school
• Midland firms will raise prices as sales start to fall
• Investors from Sweden back firm cleaning up waterways
• Retail giant Frasers reveal major plans
• Business park sold in £6m deal to London property group
• New expansion plan for Prologis industrial park
• Mortgage help collapse for jobless since 2018
• Canny investors taking the company buy-to-let route
• Baggies hierarchy now have a big call to make
• Eustace’s attention to detail is key for Blues
• Chong needs protection, insists coach
• Villa ‘turn corner’ but appear to be stuck in reverse!
• Cam hungry for a piece of the action

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