Birmingham Post - 2024-01-11

• Waste not want not as homes set to be powered by rubbish
• Mayor accepts PCC challenge on public debate
• Beatles plectrum could be top pick at auction
• Rare United vWolves post-Munich programme surfaces
• City leaders hoping for 10% rise in council tax
• Youth services hit hard but weekly bin rounds safe
• Charges against Legia Warsaw fans in Villa riot dropped
• Former lord mayor in voter scandal claims ‘discrimina­tion’
• ‘Evidence was conclusive’
• Afzal accused of ‘playing race card’
• We sold up to live on a narrowboat – and never looked back...
• Police looking into school knife threat as victim struggles
• Mayor blasts ‘heartless’ conviction of pensioner
• Lucky dippers fish out 1800s Royal Navy cannon
• Whiteboard installati­ons may pose risk to school kids
• Taste of the Silk Road awaits fine dining clientele
• Nurse barred for trying to sell products to patients
• ‘Someone will be killed’ warning after flood drama
• Medieval tower saved thanks to grant from HS2
• City’s historic bells to ring true after restoratio­n work
• My husband never saw justice after Post Office’s false accusation of theft
• New battle to save wildlife corridor from homes
• Council tip set to finally reopen after long delays
• Spirited graduate set to shake up drinks industry
• Call for action to make roads safer
• Future of local tribute to tragic lake boys in doubt
• ‘Relief’ for father after daughter’s murderer dies
• Monster tried to win parole 11 times
• Fab work to save landmarks
• Transport firm fined £866,000 after worker crushed to death
• Fairness, Rishi? I want action, not more waffle
• Innovative Brum aiming to be UK’s greenest city
• CBSO plans out of tune with patrons
• Parker’s ‘pledges’ lack real substance
• Legends reveal our ‘king of birds’ to be a hero and villain
• Talbots Law takes over third firm inside a year
• Welding supplier swoops on Spanish companies
• £44m funding boost for city’s canalside project
• Full steam ahead for Studio to be become perfect stage for start-ups
• More needs to be done to help make retirement work
• House prices rise nationally but dip in the West Midlands
• From postman to leading mail
• Marriage of styles
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• A landmark production!
• You either love it or... really love it!
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Dream return for Dike as boss has new experience!
• Coaches are full of ideas to keepVilla travelling in right direction
• Boss refuses to talk over Jhon future
• Mowbray: My 3 steps to heaven with Blues
• New manager Tony is a real box of TICKS

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