Birmingham Post - 2024-04-11

• £3bn Blues sports quarter is ‘more than just a stadium’
• Club loses £25m despite increase in revenue
• Tory councillor exposed for racist online account
• Midland Tory MPs could face wipeout at election
• Mother died after QE medics failed to diagnose sepsis
• High street restaurant ‘one of the most exciting’, says Raynor
• Jazz & Blues Festival in doubt after council cuts
• Residents and businesses to help ‘shape’ failing council
• Best of the Midland pubs and bars named
• One third of councillor­s own a second property within city
• The full list of declaratio­ns for land and property ownership
• Anger as Labour HQ to pick city leader again
• Backlash as some councillor­s refuse to sign ‘targets’ contract
• ‘Dysfunctio­nal’ group blighted by factionali­sm
• Hopes for new tech festival to highlight Midland sector
• Locals fear for future if reservoir path is sold on
• Siblings made up movie in £1m tax fraud
• Petition to save ‘beating heart of city’s culture’
• Former baths to be turned into community hub
• Benefit cheat avoids jail after pocketing £85,000
• Teams urged to get down to business for Great Run
• Author: ‘Libraries saved my life after father died’
• I waited 35 years to learn truth about father’s death
• All change at Bullring asTed Baker pulls out
• Last-minuteTory candidate for police election
• Great British Menu chef to reopen top restaurant
• City Clean Air Zone makes £54m in profit for the council
• Blunder as council paints over mural of poet
• Commonweal­th Games struck gold for country
• Gunman hiding in bush gets 32 years for shooting
• 3D imaging tool solved over 300 murder cases
• Trainee PC harassed fellow W.Mids officer
• Import charge is a body blow for our nation of shopkeeper­s
• From the Romans to Gen Z, we’ve all marvelled at the Severn
• Collapse of Baltimore bridge shines a light on America’s troubled waters
• £7m boost for firm that sells £50k headphones
• Talbots bowled over with sponsorshi­p deal
• New boss is something to Crowe about
• Staff take ownership of city architectu­re practice
• Mortgage market offers some hope for borrowers
• Annuities play their part in the drive for financial security
• Record amount paid out for motor claims by insurers
• Catch their Drifters!
• SHOWS WON’T BUST BUDGET
• New gallery a lifeline for artists in troubled times
• I wouldn’t win it, but I’d love to do Strictly
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Lockdown listening parties gave me a sense of purpose
• The wild, wild west
• Fiat’s happy anniversar­y
• Puzzles Brain teasers General Knowledge Quiz
• Jed: Eyes still on the prize despite draw
• Bears draw comfort as downpour halts Pears
• Unai: We must stay balanced after sting from Bees
• ‘Fantastic’ Ollie wins boss praise
• Wheels in motion for Blues’ big masterplan
• Knighthead’s Academy gets technical with chief’s arrival

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