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ƵIP candidate Steve Latham in Facebook rant about mixed-race marriage
Ƶ Independence Party
Would-be councillor said: “We face Europe’s fusion with the Third World. The interracial marriage produces each year thousands of young people of mixed race.”
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Does Birmingham have a height problem? A look at how the city's skyline measures up
BT
The prominence of the city’s skyline has been on the agenda following a column by architect Joe Holyoak in the Post saying big is not always beautiful
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Fears social media may aggravate eating disorders
NHS
Teens vulnerable to online pressure of 'sucked-in' bodies
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Hidden Spaces: Birmingham Municipal Bank photography exhibition to open to public
Hidden Spaces
Exhibition is culmination of the Hidden Spaces ‘Unlocked 2015’ programme of events
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Matt Kendall, founder of Birmingham-based youth foundation, loses battle with cancer
Economic Development
Thanks to £10,000 of donations in two weeks, trustees are now able to officially set up the foundation as a grant-giving organisation.
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Library of Birmingham users slam decision to close on Sundays
Library of Birmingham
The Post's Facebook page has been deluged with comments from unhappy Brummies after the reduction in opening from 73 to 40 hours a week
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Electric Cinema fears allayed after apartment plans withdrawn
Electric Cinema Birmingham
The owner of the oldest working cinema in the Ƶ had feared the scheme would lead to its demise because of noise pollution complaints from residents
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New Birmingham Conservatoire comes in for more criticism
Birmingham City University
Post columnist Joe Holyoak said that while some criticism of the new Eastside building was unnecessary, the case for the giant brick building has not been made
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City Link: Nearly 500 West Midlands jobs axed on New Year's Eve
Economic Development
A total of 491 job lossses have been confirmed in the region, many of whom learnt of the company’s collapse on Christmas Day
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Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg: stop the rage and violence
Economic Development
In a blog post on Facebook, Mr Begg said that it was now time to bring the cycle of violence to an end
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Planners liken new Birmingham Conservatoire to a cheese-grater and Oxo cube
Birmingham City University
Despite some criticism of the design the council’s planning committee gave their full backing to the £40 million relocation of the music school to Eastside
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The Birmingham Post Flickr Group: 30 of our favourite pictures of 2014
Enterprise
The Post's team has trawled through hundreds of images sent to our Flickr page this year to come up with 30 of our favourite pictures- let us know your favourite
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Snapchat founder tops Birmingham City University's Rethink 2015 power list
Enterprise
Research compiled by university ahead of March conference shows YouTube vloggers and internet entrepreneurs are catching young people's eyes
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Birmingham Conservatoire Dean hits back after new building deemed 'ugly'
Birmingham City University
New plans for the building at Millennium Point received a less than positive response from social media onlookers
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Electric Cinema fears after plans for nearby apartments
Enterprise
The owner of the iconic city centre cinema fears noise pollution complaints from residents could lead to it shutting down
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Jaguar Land Rover worker's poetic response to pay dispute
Manufacturing
Chris Butcher took to Facebook with his own five-verse poetic plea to JLR bosses not to dip into the pension fund to pay for his rise
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Facebook backlash in Jaguar Land Rover pay dispute
Jaguar Land Rover
Angry works take to social media to vent fury against company over ongoing pensions and pay row
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Giveaway: Final night at the old Snobs set to sell out - win five tickets
Economic Development
Birmingham’s oldest nightclub will move for the first time in more than 40 years, with its swan song on Sunday, September 21 - but the Post is giving away five tickets
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Social media backlash after Birmingham councillor dubs cycling 'discriminatory'
Economic Development
Coun Deirdre Alden (Con, Edgbaston) made the comments at the Edgbaston District committee responding to a £23 million scheme intended to transform cycling in Birmingham
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£2 million project to restore Newman Brothers Coffin Works almost complete
Economic Development
£2 million has been spent renovating the Grade II* listed Coffin Works in Fleet Street to restore the building and its contents as a unique heritage attraction
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Chris Kelly loses £500k bet after standing down as MP
Economic Development
Tory Chris Kelly is to stand down at the 2015 General Election after becoming MP for Dudley South in 2010
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OpenCo heads to Birmingham as creatives reveal secrets of their success
Enterprise
Tech businesses will open their doors for a day to discuss their ventures in a bid to make Birmingham more collaborative
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City of Colours Festival: Our five favourite art installations in Birmingham
Retail & Consumer
From ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square to large-format displays of modern-day faith on Birmingham Cathedral, we’ve rounded up our favourite pieces of public art on display in Birmingham in recent years
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Giant paintbrush added to Birmingham skyline ahead of City of Colours Festival
Enterprise
The artwork forms part of the 2014 City Of Colours Festival taking place in the city on September 6
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