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Economic Development
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BID future is looking bright in Birmingham
Economic Development
Senior representatives from Birmingham’s business improvement districts deliver an update on the work they carry out.
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New enterprise to offer alternative tours of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
Retail & Consumer
Guided tours will take in Jewellery Quarter and Balti Triangle
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Birmingham gold explorer takes step closer to mining in Africa
Economic Development
Firm that span out of historic Jewellery Quarter gold business makes leap towards mining in Liberia
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Sainsbury's accused of 'swindle' after Selly Oak regeneration plan is scrapped
Economic Development
Councillors hit out at supermarket chain over new plans for former Battery Park site
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It's just an au revoir to Birmingham Central Library
Opinion
Roshan Doug's poem describing what the Central Library meant to him, ahead of its closure to the public this weekend.
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John Cranage speaks to entrepreneur in the health and safety sector
Birmingham City Council
'I'm going it alone in health and safety consultancy - but I've not gone mad'
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New hotel opens doors in heart of Birmingham business district
Commercial Property
The Holiday Inn Express in Snow hill creates 50 jobs
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Edgbaston looks to win another Indian summer
Economic Development
Cricket ground is already plotting an Indian summer after making waves on the subcontinent
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Upheaval of social services after Keanu Williams's death ‘would be mistake’
Economic Development
Ex-head of Birmingham children’s services has warned against  ‘Maoist-style’ restructure in the wake of the tragic Keanu Williams case
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Exhibition celebrates the work of Birmingham Post cartoonist Bert Hackett
Retail & Consumer
Former Birmingham Post cartoonist Bert Hackett spent more than half of his life drawing cartoons. Now a special exhibition is being staged to celebrate his 80th birthday. Graham Young reports.
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Mark Kermode: I’ve got a score to settle
Retail & Consumer
Mark Kermode is as passionate about music as he is about movies. He talks to Alison Jones about celebrating his 50th birthday with a soundtrack concert at Symphony Hall
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The Lion King heads to Birmingham Hippodrome for three-month stay
Retail & Consumer
As The Lion King prepares to roar its way into Birmingham for a three-month run, Roz Laws meets the stars of the hit musical.
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Abigail Kelly: I’d love to bring opera to new audiences
Retail & Consumer
Soprano Abigail Kelly is a rising star in the classical musical scene. She talks to Christopher Morley about her career.
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Kenny Rogers turns on the charm in Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
Country icon Kenny Rogers makes a rare appearance in Birmingham next week. He talks to Tom Pell about why the Ƶ tour may be his last and why he is out of his comfort zone.
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Craig Charles to DJ at the Mostly Jazz, Funk and Soul festival
Retail & Consumer
When he is not playing a cabby on the cobbles of Coronation Street, actor and radio presenter Craig Charles submerges himself in a world of funk and soul. He talks to Tom Pell about his love of music.
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So, you think you’ve tried strawberries and cream...?
Retail & Consumer
In our new cookery series Roulla Xenides goes into the kitchens of some of Birmingham’s finest chefs to bring you the recipes, tips and trade secrets that will make your dinner party or Sunday lunch stand out from the crowd.
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Review: CBSO/Flowers and Fables at Symphony Hall
Retail & Consumer
David Hart reviews CBSO/Flowers and Fables at the Symphony Hall in Birmingham.
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M5 and M6 hard shoulders to be opened in £100bn drive
European Union
'Managed motorway' moves part of Government infrastructure spending plans
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Localism (and the city) the losers again
Opinion
David Bailey writes "While Slasher Osborne noted that there may be scope for to increase funding in future years, it all leaves the feeling that Lord Heseltine had been stymied by Whitehall. Localism loses out."
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The Spending Review. We still need an Alternative.
Opinion
David Bailey writes "This week's Comprehensive Spending Review set out the political landscape to the next General Election. It was simultaneously an utterly unnecessary yet remarkable event."
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Social services’ catch-22 over child death tragedies
Opinion
Neil Elkes writes "Another year and another serious case review into the death of a child in Birmingham."
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Britain’s £50bn pay cut hitting youngest hardest
Opinion
Jonathan Walker looks into the falling salaries of workers over the past five years and the knock-on effect is has on industry.
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BDO technology team helps senior managers ‘dropped in IT’
Economic Development
BDO’s Technology Advisory Team hosted the second in its series of briefings for the “Reluctant IT Director” at BDO’s offices in Colmore Row.
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