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Politics

Trumped – the decline of the west

From Will Mapplebeck, heading south on the East Coast line, as he grapples with the Trump victory.

11 November, 2016 in Comment, Politics.

Do anything you wanna do


Haven’t we all forgotten something asks Steve Beauchampé?

9 November, 2016 in Comment, Politics.

City council response to Improvement Panel report

Welcome for recognition of council’s progress.

9 November, 2016 in Birmingham, Politics.

Those were the woods that was….and cars and baseball and the US election

Richard Lutz rummages through the vestiges of the last week

5 November, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics, Sport, Worcestershire.

Another Chinese boost for Birmingham housing

Brownfield site to provide hundreds of new homes.

4 November, 2016 in Business, Politics, Property Press.

Hail Trumpsylvania!

Sir Howard Elston, our US editor, reveals more on Dumpy Trumpy’s plans for a 51st state.

24 October, 2016 in Most recent, Politics.

Time to end the run-down of the library service

Martin Sullivan from the Friends of the Library of Birmingham, comments on recently-announced funding cuts.

19 October, 2016 in Books, Comment, Community, Education, Politics.

Dumpy Trumpy slams media – Elston shock exclusive

Sir Howard Elston, our diplomatical editor, sits down with an angry Donald J. Trump

17 October, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Trump and Fear

With less than a month to polling day, Richard Lutz reports on the US election.

15 October, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Reds head for Med

A new Med naval base for Russia could be the reason that Moscow is bombing Syria and killing its citizens, writes Richard Lutz

11 October, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Trolleyed, boozed up, smashed and receptions that start just short of midnight- welcome to the party conference circuit

Will Mapplebeck, a Newcastle-based lobbyist, attends the party conferences. Here, he drinks in the Tory knees up

6 October, 2016 in Birmingham, Comment, Most recent, Politics, What's on.

Midlands set for £19.3 million boost from Tory conference

Birmingham welcomes fifth Conservative Party Conference and 13th political event since 2008.

29 September, 2016 in Birmingham, Business, Politics.

Trump flames out in prez deebate

Richard Lutz somehow stayed awake through the wee hours in England for the Trump/Clinton bunfight.

27 September, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Local activists join refugee march

Birmingham group mobilises in support.

23 September, 2016 in Politics.

West Midlands Mayor hopeful establishes West Midlands Fiscal Commission

Aim to boost central government help for devolved region.

21 September, 2016 in A mayor for Birmingham?, Elections, Politics.

Cracked Mirror

Labour MP Keith Vaz is under fire after a tabloid secretly recorded alleged trysts with male escorts. We’re all victims, says Richard Lutz

5 September, 2016 in Comment, Politics.

That was the west wing that was …and other tales

Richard Lutz rummages through the waste bin of the last seven days.

3 September, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics, Theatre.

He’s on a journey, folks

From New Labour to new leftie, who does Owen Smith think he’s kidding asks Steve Beauchampé?

31 August, 2016 in Comment, Politics.

WMCA welcomes Prime Minister’s praise for West Midlands

Potential of Midlands Engine backed by PM.

19 August, 2016 in Politics.

Mayoral candidate pledges expansion in homebuilding

Labour’s West Midlands Mayor candidate pledges to build 3,000 new affordable homes per year.

12 August, 2016 in A mayor for Birmingham?, Politics.

Trump l’oeil: a case of sleight of mouth

Richard Lutz takes a look at Donald Trump’s failures when it comes to the candidate’s business acumen.

9 August, 2016 in Business, Most recent, Politics.

Cattle class

Richard Lutz settles into a quiet corner of Britain for a yearly farming show.

5 August, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

The politics of planning

Alan Clawley on one of Birmingham’s most influential men of the past.

2 August, 2016 in Architecture, Comment, Politics.

Birmingham leader’s appeal to new Transport Secretary

Call for improved transport infrastructure post-Brexit.

26 July, 2016 in Politics, Transport.

Just another man in a smart suit

Owen Smith – remind you of anybody? asks Steve Beauchampé.

25 July, 2016 in Comment, Politics.

Birmingham leader seeks urgent talks with new PM

City has “big contribution to make” in post-Brexit UK.

19 July, 2016 in Birmingham, Business, Community, Politics.

Come what May and other tales

Richard Lutz tries to review the past week.

16 July, 2016 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Black Country LEP kick starts Black Country Day celebrations

Trade group host special exhibition at the House of Commons.

13 July, 2016 in Business, Politics.

Theresa may, but Andrea probably won’t

Theresa may, but it’s Project Smear for loathsome Leadsom says Steve Beauchampé.

11 July, 2016 in Comment, Politics.

Chair appointed for combined authority’s transport delivery committee

New appointments aim to boost improvements in public transport.

11 July, 2016 in Politics, Transport.

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