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16:51, 20 MAY 2013

Central Tonight presenter Joanne Malin, and her goddaughter Daisy Northway read through the compact Birmingham Post.1 of 11
Birmingham Post Editor Marc Reeves shows off the new-look Post to Mark Triggs, of Armadillo PR.2 of 11
Dominic Parker, of Seal Communications, pictured with Sarah Morris and Adam Flynn of BPM Media.3 of 11
Helen Mockridge, Karoline Adamson and Jenny Holden.4 of 11
Clive Reeves and Sarah James, of Golley Slater.5 of 11
Steve Brown (MD of BPM Media), Daisy Northway, Lord Mayor of Birmingham Chauhdry Rashid, Joanne Malin (Central TV) and Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby.6 of 11
Colin Davies, Annette Fitzgerald and Antony Page.7 of 11
Parminder Jutla (UNLTD), Joe Kelly (Birmingham Airport), Derek Inman (Birmingham Foundation) and Richard Brennan (Birmingham Forward).8 of 11
Steve Bedser (Fairy Dust Consulting), Benjamin Browning (Bank of Scotland) and Sir Albert Bore (Birmingham University Hospital NHS Trust).9 of 11
Lucie Ray and Lois Burley, of Lois Burley PR, with Tony Flanagan.10 of 11
Jason Hartley, Paula Mitchell and Peter Hitchman, of Willoughby PR.11 of 11

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Black Communities

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