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Edgbaston doctor accused of 'gender abortion' by Christian group
Economic Development
Dr Palaniappan Rajmohan, who worked at the Calthorpe Clinic, in Edgbaston, who was accused of agreeing to carry out abortions on the grounds of gender is facing court action from Christian campaigners.
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Arts Council told London bias hurting culture in the regions
Economic Development
The Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee warned there was a “clear funding imbalance in favour of London"
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West Midlands mayor: The possible candidates
Economic Development
With talk mayor for the West Midlands back on the agenda, political editor Jonathan Walker assesses the potential candidates
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Birmingham heritage fears with one official overseeing historic gems
Birmingham City Council
The Victorian Society says unless urgent action is taken, the city faces a repeat of the 60s and 70s, when many architectural gems were bulldozed
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Plough & Harrow bought out with £750k backing from Barclays
Economic Development
New owner buys out previous shareholders to launch Hagley Road hotel into new era
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Arts prioritised as Birmingham City Council weighs up major cuts
Birmingham City Council
The council leader said facilities like the Symphony Hall, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and groups like the Birmingham Royal Ballet are crucial
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Would you go fine-dining with children?
Economic Development
Eat The Street art project asked kids to review Birmingham restaurants.
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Review: Romantic Favourites, Birmingham Philharmonic Orchestra, Elgar Concert Hall, University of Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No 2 is a work that rarely fails to please, even when the soloist has nothing new to say.
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Mac Birmingham boss: We'll stand on our own two feet
Economic Development
Birmingham arts centre refocuses as it fears the prospect of losing all its public funding
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Red Lion pub owner: we have looked after up-for-sale architectural gem
Handsworth
The Grade II*-listed Red Lion building, in Soho, Road, Handsworth, is set to go under the hammer this week after city firm DR Developments called time on plans to redevelop it
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Review: Edgbaston restaurant Waters on the Square
Retail & Consumer
Ahead of its first anniversary Mary Griffin visits Andy Waters' restaurant, Waters on the Square in Edgbaston, asking whether it could win Birmingham's first Bib Gourmand
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Review: English String Orchestra at the Elgar Concert Hall
Retail & Consumer
Norman Stinchcombe reviews the English String Orchestra at the Elgar Concert Hall in Edgbaston
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£650k detached home in Edgbaston
Retail & Consumer
There are wide open spaces next to this modern detached in sought after Birmingham suburb, Edgbaston, writes Alison Jones
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£2,250,000 Victorian home in Edgbaston
Retail & Consumer
With up to nine bedrooms and more than half an acre of garden, this Edgbaston property is certainly not short on space. Alison Jones reports
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Potential buyers get chance to look around Selly Park property
Retail & Consumer
Potential purchasers can get a feel for what could be their new home at an open event this weekend, writes Alison Jones
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Birmingham Cathedral weather vane and orb restoration completed thanks to Calthorpe donation
Economic Development
Restoration gave experts the opportunity to look into the story of the weather vane
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JW Hinks continues growth with practice administrator hire
Banking & Finance
Trevor Fleming has joined JW Hinks from The Firm Solicitors where he was the practice manager and law costs draftsman
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One Hagley Road apartments sold out within five months of launch
Economic Development
Investors and owner-occupiers snap up all 271 apartments in Seven Capital's project on Five Ways Island
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Edgbaston launches its latest gastropub
Retail & Consumer
The official launch of The High Field in Edgbaston on Thursday evening will see the first Birmingham venue from Midlands-based Peach Pub Company, which has ventures across Warwickshire and Oxfordshire.
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The Birmingham murder most foul that left its stamp on history
Retail & Consumer
The Midland-born Victorian social reformer Sir Rowland Hill - inventor of the penny postage stamp - played a little known part in a macabre episode in Birmingham's history, writes keen historian Peter Douglas Osborn
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David Cameron blames Birmingham's Labour council for 6,000 job cuts as conference kicks off
Economic Development
Conservative Leader David Cameron highlighted Tory hopes of winning Birmingham Northfield and Birmingham Edgbaston in interview as the Tory conference comes to the city
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Seven bedroom Edgbaston home has potential to be extended
Retail & Consumer
This extended home in Westfield Road, Edgbaston, comes with the potential to do even more, reports Alison Jones .
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Trio of High Sheriffs gather to unveil Balsall Heath blue plaque for John Bowen
Economic Development
Birmingham Civic Society unveiled the plaque to Alderman John Bowen at the Balsall Church Centre in Mary Street
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Redrow ploughs on with Ravenhurst Playing Fields housing plans
Harborne
Housebuilder submits application to build 121 houses on former playing fields despite continued protests from action group
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