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Regional AffairsMayor Andy Street welcomes plans to tackle menace of Spice in city centres
A £100 million strategy to cut rough sleeping includes new help for Spice users
Business NewsWest Midlands 'struggling to retain graduates'
New research suggests graduates continue to be attracted to the bright lights of London
Regional AffairsAbandoned tower block plan to house homeless families in Birmingham
The council wants to convert Barry Jackson Tower in Aston - but hundreds have signed a petition against it
Regional AffairsThis is where the next fixed traveller site is planned for Birmingham
44 people have objected to plan to turn car park in Aston into a caravan site
Regional Affairs£10,000 pay rise for Walsall Council chief after less than a year in the job
Her salary now stands at £175,000 a year following just ten months service
What's On NewsThe Birmingham shopping centres facing a gale-force High Street storm
Giant shopping centres are not immune from the financial hurricane battering retailers
Regional AffairsUnderground heat network plan for first buildings in Solihull
The council is looking at the possibility of drawing on the heat generated by a water source beneath Tudor Grange Park
Special FeaturesBuying a property in Birmingham could be the best investment you will ever make - here’s why
See the benefits you can reap from investing in property in the Second City
Regional AffairsTravellers branded 'parasites' who cause 'misery and mayhem' by Walsall Council leader
The residents suffer 24 hours a day when travellers rock up on their doorsteps, he said
Special FeaturesCalling all young photographers - win an iPad mini in Thomas Cook Holiday Snap of the Year comp
Travel company wants to shine a spotlight on budding young snappers
Regional AffairsThe Brummies killed or injured in drink-drive accidents every day - and it's appalling
New data shows an 920 people in our region were hurt
Regional AffairsDomino's Pizza takeaway gets go ahead in Solihull village despite fears
Around 165 people had objected to the takeaway in Balsall Common

Business

Business NewsWest Midlands 'struggling to retain graduates'
New research suggests graduates continue to be attracted to the bright lights of London
What's On NewsThe Birmingham shopping centres facing a gale-force High Street storm
Giant shopping centres are not immune from the financial hurricane battering retailers
Business NewsNew £50m hospital to create 250 jobs
Circle Health is due to open its new hospital next year adding to the growing medical quarter at former BBC studios site
Business NewsNEC to live stream concerts in virtual reality
Venue operator teams up with VR firm to launch new immersive experience to enable music love to be at shows from the comfort of their own homes
ConstructionComment: Post-war buildings are gems but under threat
Mary Keating from campaign group Brutiful Brum highlights the architectural merits of two buildings in Edgbaston

Regional Affairs

Regional AffairsThis is where the next fixed traveller site is planned for Birmingham
44 people have objected to plan to turn car park in Aston into a caravan site
Regional AffairsMayor Andy Street welcomes plans to tackle menace of Spice in city centres
A £100 million strategy to cut rough sleeping includes new help for Spice users
Regional AffairsAbandoned tower block plan to house homeless families in Birmingham
The council wants to convert Barry Jackson Tower in Aston - but hundreds have signed a petition against it
Regional Affairs£10,000 pay rise for Walsall Council chief after less than a year in the job
Her salary now stands at £175,000 a year following just ten months service
Regional AffairsUnderground heat network plan for first buildings in Solihull
The council is looking at the possibility of drawing on the heat generated by a water source beneath Tudor Grange Park

Culture

What's On NewsYobs force Birmingham's new aqua park to shut down - before it even opened
Lagoon Wipeout at Aston Reservoir - or Salford Lake -  will not be open this summer - because of anti social behaviour
What's On NewsHere's when Pinocchio Italian restaurant is opening at The Mailbox
The independent will replace Strada at the canalside shopping and food complex
Regional AffairsThree-year closure of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery announced
But a new 'world-class' centre is being planned to house collections
What's On NewsNew 36-hole indoor crazy golf centre coming to Birmingham - despite hotel fears
The indoor golf centre will feature three 12-hole courses as well as table tennis and table football
What's On NewsDinosaur-inspired adventure golf course in Birmingham gets go-ahead
The new 18-hole attraction will be built at Wast Hills Golf Centre in Kings Norton

Post People

Post PeopleTHDA celebrates joining the Patrick Parsons group
THDA celebrated becoming part of national firm Patrick Parsons at a drinks party for colleagues and clients in the city centre.
Post PeopleHigh fibre breakfast for Chamber of Commerce
Ultrafast fibre was the main item on the menu at a business breakfast briefing hosted by Openreach’s chief executive, Clive Selley, and Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce.
Post PeopleLaw firm mfg hits the right note at music competition
mfg Solicitors hosted a private drinks reception prior to the final of the annual Bromsgrove International Musicians’ Competition.
Post PeopleHarborne Cricket Club celebrate 150th anniversary
Members and guests of Harborne Cricket Club celebrated the club’s 150th anniversary with a dinner.
Post PeopleBirmingham Law Society 'parties' at its former HQ
Birmingham Law Society held a networking event at the city’s newest bar and restaurant, Revolucion de Cuba.

Colmore Row

Post PeopleTHDA celebrates joining the Patrick Parsons group
THDA celebrated becoming part of national firm Patrick Parsons at a drinks party for colleagues and clients in the city centre.
Post PeopleHigh fibre breakfast for Chamber of Commerce
Ultrafast fibre was the main item on the menu at a business breakfast briefing hosted by Openreach’s chief executive, Clive Selley, and Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce.
Post PeopleLaw firm mfg hits the right note at music competition
mfg Solicitors hosted a private drinks reception prior to the final of the annual Bromsgrove International Musicians’ Competition.
Post PeopleHarborne Cricket Club celebrate 150th anniversary
Members and guests of Harborne Cricket Club celebrated the club’s 150th anniversary with a dinner.
Law SocietyLeading barrister sets feature in Post supplementPullout looks at some of the issues and leading sets across the region's legal profession

Leads & Deals

EngineeringBirmingham manufacturer targets international growth with new funding
Burcas is planning to add 20 per cent to revenue after securing new finance from Aldermore
EngineeringBuyout deal for Black Country engineering group
Accura is snapped up in undisclosed deal by Staffordshire-based investors
ManufacturingJewellery Quarter manufacturer wins £11m MoD medals contract
Worcestershire Medals Service will produce series of military medals, awards and badges for the next two years
Regional AffairsFirst details of new employment park on Sutton Coldfield's green belt in Peddimore revealed by IM Properties
Jobs and social benefits promised by developers of new industrial park by Minworth
Business NewsAxe to fall on 200 roles at Black Country fit out firm
Alan Nuttall Partnership says it has been hit by the downfall in high street shops and the lack of new branches opening
Regional AffairsBirmingham Civic Society appoints youngest ever chairmanAmelia Ladbrook will take over the role later this year to champion campaign group's heritage work in the city
Warwickshire CCCWarwickshire CCC signs new healthcare partnershipCricket club has teamed up with  BMI The Priory Hospital
High Speed 2HS2 appoints Crossrail chief as new chairmanSir Terry Morgan will take over the role next month after spearheading new Tube line in London
EducationNewman University celebrates half century with special supplementInstitute founded by Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman was founded in 1968 as a teacher training college
Calthorpe EstatesDemolition starts on new £300m Edgbaston regenerationNew Garden Square will have apartments, a hotel, restaurants and bars around a new square
BusinessRich List 2013: No.34 - Rashid and Aziz Tayub (£160m)Rashid Tayub, 63, and his brother Aziz, 56, run the Leicester-based food distribution and property company Crown Crest.
Local NewsDavid Gold and Julia Shelton to be interviewed by police in corruption investigationBirmingham City chairman David Gold and club secretary Julia Shelton are to be interviewed by City of London Police as the two-year investigation into corruption in football comes to a conclusion.
Local NewsSex club to open until 6amA Birmingham lap dancing club has been given permission to remain open until 6am six days a week sparking fears of a creeping spread of the city's infamous entertainment zone into the leafy suburbs.
The Cube BirminghamProperty of the Day: Flats for sale at city's iconic CubeFlats are up for sale inside The Cube, which is in a prime location in the heart of Birmingham City Centre.
Commercial PropertyShaylor chosen for Lordswood School projectShaylor Construction has been appointed on a new project at Lordswood Girls’ School and Sixth Form Centre in Harborne.
ConstructionComment: Post-war buildings are gems but under threatMary Keating from campaign group Brutiful Brum highlights the architectural merits of two buildings in Edgbaston
Post PeopleTHDA celebrates joining the Patrick Parsons groupTHDA celebrated becoming part of national firm Patrick Parsons at a drinks party for colleagues and clients in the city centre.
Birmingham Post Business AwardsMargetts Wealth Management sponsors Family Business category at Birmingham Post Business AwardsMargetts Wealth Management proudly backs this category for the first time
Business NewsTHDA joins the Patrick Parsons groupTHDA joins the Patrick Parsons group
MarketingMarketing firms in buyout dealInspired Thinking Group expands its reach across the West Midlands with acquisition of Connect