The new edition of the Birmingham Post is out today and this week's highlights include:
Legal firm welcomes jail term for cashier who stole £1.6m;
Automotive industry supply chain delight at JLR decision;
Apprentice star Joy Stefanicki on why the show sets a bad example;
Broad Street business chief hoping for a limit to lap dancing clubs;
Focus on the rising popularity of investment in art;
The gangs of poachers targeting wild deer on Cannock Chase;
The Gentlemen's Club in the Jewellery Quarter which has finally opened its doors to women;
Exclusive interview with Birmingham City vice-chairman Peter Pannu;
Look ahead to Friday night's Bees v Moseley clash in the RFU Championship;
Warwickshire's cricket coaches expecting an improvement next summer;
Ed Doolan's 40 years with the BBC in Birmingham;
Comedian Stewart Lee on the serious side of comedy and why he doesn't like Russell Brand;
UB40's homecoming gig;
Food critic Richard McComb visits Cheltenham's Le Champignon Sauvage;
plus a 24-page supplement on the Comprehensive Spending Review.
The Birmingham Post is on sale now, priced £1.
