Birmingham Post - 2024-04-25

• ‘Exceptiona­l’ office projects in city centre scoop pair of awards
• Baskervill­e House deal as university expands
• Tenor halts concert in row over phone use
• School workers back walkout over ‘years of stolen wages’
• Child killer linked to ‘Milk Carton Kids’ dies
• Jail for pair who raped vulnerable lost woman
• Diners can dive into a ‘seafood boil’ when new venue launches
• Council in support of tribute to city poet
• Massive £1.3bn boost to revitalise east of city
• What the funding will pay for...
• Bus stop is ‘family home’
• HUNDREDS PETITION TO SAVE BEAUTIFUL PARK LANDMARK
• Labour hopeful Parker pledges a ‘fresh start’
• Mayor: My job isn’t done
• Dismal polling puts Street well behind Labour in mayoral race
• Why a ‘quiet’ election is a bigger noise than they say...
• More choices make May 2 a democratic day to remember for the region’s voters
• Top city chef to open new restaurant in church crypt
• Councillor defends right to superfast broadband
• Police ‘working closely’ with hospital as staff report attacks
• Drivers fined more than £4k for car-cruising breach
• GP faces being struck off after Just Stop Oil demo
• Anger over £26k price of stand-up wheelchair
• Former school wrecked in fire
• ‘Dangerous’ rapist jailed for attacks on three women
• ‘Overwhelmi­ng’ Broad St tower set to be rejected
• Blues legend Francis leaves nothing of fortune to sons
• Call to turn Crown pub into city’s ‘Cavern Club’
• Celebrated restaurant to swap town for country hotel
• Calls for proud stamps on goods made in area
• City’s Vintage Trains to recreate last of the Great Western departures
• Turmoil for imports is an opportunit­y
• A country we can do big business with after Brexit
• Residents’ vote not worth the bother
• Do these murders count for nothing?
• Why not swap grey for green with a spot of ‘tile whipping’
• Economic growth stalls on back of poor demand
• £6.25m funding to power next stage of growth for consultanc­y
• Centrick launches new skills training academy
• Consultanc­y returns to city with launch of office
• Keep an eye onTV deals, freebies and streaming costs
• ‘Low trust’ in insurance sector amid rising prices
• ELO cellist’s chapel had Strange Magic!
• Withnail actor is taking ‘pressure’ in his stride
• MARION MCMULLEN chats with Rob Beckett about work/life balance and why he’s happy to be looking like a giraffe ahead of his stand-up tour
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Vampire ballerina heist movies… not terribly common in the history of cinema
• I was an ambitious, funny female … which wasn’t seen as a comfortabl­e mix in the Eighties
• General Knowledge Quiz
• Flagship Kia is EVer so roomy
• Wallace: Albion in a good place for final push
• Villa stars produce a fan-tastic response to supporters’ rally cry
• Emi: Vibrant Villa are onto something big
• Nightmare scenario as Blues undo good work!
• Burke off the pace with a false start...
• Boss explains why Siriki is still in the wings

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