birminghammail--2020-05-14--The new social distancing measures introduced in Kings Heath

As the rules of two months of lockdown are beginning to be gently eased , pedestrians on Kings Heath High Street have been introduced to a new normal .
Safety barriers have been erected to widen the space for people on foot to maintain social distancing of two metres .
Areas around cashpoints have also been identified for extra measures to try to limit congestion around them .
The measures have been taken at the expense of allowing people to continue to be able to park on Kings Heath High Street .
Martin Mullaney , the manager of the local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We do n't want the barriers here for ever otherwise it will start to look like a prison camp . ''
He added : `` We have to look where we are now in the pandemic , and where we want to be in the future .
`` So far , the easing of the lockdown has had no impact on the number of people on the pavement or on traffic because no more businesses have opened than were open three weeks ago .
`` But if we do n't get these measures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - if they ca n't park on the street they might just go to Shirley or Selly Oak retail parks where they can park , or just shop online more at the expense of our independents . ''
The former city council cabinet member called on local and national government and West Midlands Police to react to the crisis by `` trusting local businesses to do the right thing '' .
`` If the weather is going to be nice , we should be able to close somewhere like York Road at relatively @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on to the pavement , '' he said .
`` The lesson from the smoking ban is that people are happy to do something they like outside and will put on thicker clothes if necessary .
`` At the moment if we want to close a road for a festival we have to give six months ' notice - but then the weather can be pouring down .
`` To do it more than once a year means you have to get permission from the secretary of state which is ridiculous .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £1,000 charge for closing the road , £600 to £1000 for barriers and so on - all before the police impose draconian conditions with more costs .
`` We are saying to the council and national government : 'Trust us as traders and let us turn our spaces into outdoor cafes like Vilnius has done in Lithuania ' . ''
The BID has launched a survey of members of the public on its Facebook page and a similar one will follow on Monday with a view to trying to satisfy all parties in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the BID has helped a range of businesses to sell £10,000 worth of goods and services via free deliveries in the past month alone and is encouraging traders to try to diversify into online while retaining local loyalty as well .
The new measures are designed to implement the government 's guidelines to 'stay alert ' while slowly trying to put society back together again .
There 's also all of the paraphernalia that usually comes with omnipresent roadworks .
This includes orange and white cones and white arrow on blue circle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the changes .
Weighed down by sandbags , there are also heavy duty black on yellow advice signs which say : 'Covid-19 Social distancing measures .
Protect the NHS ' in order to inform motorists and pedestrians alike of the need for the changes .
Similar measures are being introduced on Erdington High Street where it was impossible to walk along both high streets without risking close contact with fellow shoppers .
In Erdington , the street has been 'packed ' with shoppers during lockdown as people buy essential supplies .
Some residents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the increased infection risk .
The two high streets were both identified as `` high priority '' by council officers because the narrow pavements and their popularity make it difficult for pedestrians to maintain social distancing .
Parking has been 'temporarily removed ' from various sections of the high streets to give more space for pedestrians .
Coun Rob Alden ( Con ) , who represents Erdington , said : `` We tried to get Erdington High Street pedestrianised several years ago .
`` The pavements are very narrow , only one-and-a-half @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have always been complaints of a lack of space , particularly from young parents with pushchairs or disabled people . ''
Councillor Waseem Zaffar , Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment said : “ The pandemic has highlighted the need to provide more safe spaces in our local centres for walking , cycling and social distancing .
“ These two schemes are just the start .
We will continue to monitor travel patterns as lockdown restrictions are eased to review where further action is needed .
`` This will look at safety issues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enable people to walk and cycle , so car-free travel is seen as a viable option for many trips , especially in local areas .
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As the rules of two months of lockdown are beginning to be gently eased, pedestrians on Kings Heath High Street have been introduced to a new normal.
Safety barriers have been erected to widen the space for people on foot to maintain social distancing of two metres.
Areas around cashpoints have also been identified for extra measures to try to limit congestion around them.
The measures have been taken at the expense of allowing people to continue to be able to park on Kings Heath High Street.
Martin Mullaney, the manager of the local Kings Heath BID, said: "We don't want the barriers here for ever otherwise it will start to look like a prison camp."
(Image: Darren Quinton / Birmingham Live)
He added: "We have to look where we are now in the pandemic, and where we want to be in the future.
"So far, the easing of the lockdown has had no impact on the number of people on the pavement or on traffic because no more businesses have opened than were open three weeks ago.
"But if we don't get these measures right, people's habits might change - if they can't park on the street they might just go to Shirley or Selly Oak retail parks where they can park, or just shop online more at the expense of our independents."
The former city council cabinet member called on local and national government and West Midlands Police to react to the crisis by "trusting local businesses to do the right thing".
(Image: Darren Quinton / Birmingham Live)
"If the weather is going to be nice, we should be able to close somewhere like York Road at relatively short notice to let restaurants spill out on to the pavement," he said.
"The lesson from the smoking ban is that people are happy to do something they like outside and will put on thicker clothes if necessary.
"At the moment if we want to close a road for a festival we have to give six months' notice - but then the weather can be pouring down.
"To do it more than once a year means you have to get permission from the secretary of state which is ridiculous.
(Image: Darren Quinton / Birmingham Live)
"The council will also then impose a £1,000 charge for closing the road, £600 to £1000 for barriers and so on - all before the police impose draconian conditions with more costs.
"We are saying to the council and national government: 'Trust us as traders and let us turn our spaces into outdoor cafes like Vilnius has done in Lithuania'."
The BID has launched a survey of members of the public on its Facebook page and a similar one will follow on Monday with a view to trying to satisfy all parties in the longer term.
In the meantime, the BID has helped a range of businesses to sell £10,000 worth of goods and services via free deliveries in the past month alone and is encouraging traders to try to diversify into online while retaining local loyalty as well.
(Image: Darren Quinton / Birmingham Live)
The Kings Heath scene
The new measures are designed to implement the government's guidelines to 'stay alert' while slowly trying to put society back together again.
There's also all of the paraphernalia that usually comes with omnipresent roadworks.
This includes orange and white cones and white arrow on blue circle direction signs to keep motorists aware of the changes.
(Image: Darren Quinton / Birmingham Live)
Weighed down by sandbags, there are also heavy duty black on yellow advice signs which say: 'Covid-19 Social distancing measures. Protect the NHS' in order to inform motorists and pedestrians alike of the need for the changes.
Similar measures are being introduced on Erdington High Street where it was impossible to walk along both high streets without risking close contact with fellow shoppers.
In Erdington, the street has been 'packed' with shoppers during lockdown as people buy essential supplies.
Some residents have boycotted the area all together because of the increased infection risk.
The two high streets were both identified as "high priority" by council officers because the narrow pavements and their popularity make it difficult for pedestrians to maintain social distancing.
(Image: Darren Quinton / Birmingham Live)
Parking has been 'temporarily removed' from various sections of the high streets to give more space for pedestrians.
Coun Rob Alden (Con), who represents Erdington, said: "We tried to get Erdington High Street pedestrianised several years ago.
"The pavements are very narrow, only one-and-a-half people wide in some places. There have always been complaints of a lack of space, particularly from young parents with pushchairs or disabled people."
Councillor Waseem Zaffar, Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment said: “The pandemic has highlighted the need to provide more safe spaces in our local centres for walking, cycling and social distancing.
“These two schemes are just the start. We will continue to monitor travel patterns as lockdown restrictions are eased to review where further action is needed.
"This will look at safety issues, but also how to encourage and enable people to walk and cycle, so car-free travel is seen as a viable option for many trips, especially in local areas.”


birminghammail--2020-05-14--Agent reveals exit plan for Aston Villa player signed by Smith

Pepe Reina will return to AC Milan this summer after his agent played down speculation linking him with PSG .
The 37-year-old arrived at Aston Villa in January in a short-team deal from AC Milan to replace the injured Tom Heaton .
His performances under Dean Smith have n't been as good as expected and he recently admitted that his future is likely to be away from B6 .
`` After the loan to Aston Villa I have to go back , '' explained the former Liverpool stopper during a fan Q & A .
`` The idea is to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contract that I have left ( at Milan ) . ''
And Reina 's agent , Manuel Garcia Quilon , has admitted there 's little prospect of him remaining in England , while also rubbishing rumours he 's on his way to PSG .
Speaking to Footmercato ( via Sport Witness ) , Quilon said : “ We ’ ve had no contact with Paris Saint-Germain .
No one has called us .
He has a year left with Milan .
We wanted an agreement so that he was free in the summer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to him in England and Milan want him to come back .
Reina has a contract with Milan .
If Milan want him to come back , he needs to go back .
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Pepe Reina will return to AC Milan this summer after his agent played down speculation linking him with PSG.
The 37-year-old arrived at Aston Villa in January in a short-team deal from AC Milan to replace the injured Tom Heaton.
His performances under Dean Smith haven't been as good as expected and he recently admitted that his future is likely to be away from B6.
"After the loan to Aston Villa I have to go back," explained the former Liverpool stopper during a fan Q&A. "The idea is to see out the last year of the contract that I have left (at Milan)."
And Reina's agent, Manuel Garcia Quilon, has admitted there's little prospect of him remaining in England, while also rubbishing rumours he's on his way to PSG.
Speaking to Footmercato (via Sport Witness), Quilon said: “We’ve had no contact with Paris Saint-Germain. No one has called us. He has a year left with Milan. We wanted an agreement so that he was free in the summer.
"No contract has been offered to him in England and Milan want him to come back. Reina has a contract with Milan. If Milan want him to come back, he needs to go back.”


birminghammail--2020-05-14--Birmingham City finalise Corey O’Keefe decision - report

Birmingham City have made a final decision on the future of midfielder Corey O'Keefe , according to reports .
O'Keefe broke through into the first team in the 2016/2017 season , but never appeared for the Blues after his solitary outing in that campaign - and according to Football Insider , that may well be his last game in a Blues shirt .
Sign up to our Birmingham City newsletter here The midfielder spent last season on loan at Solihull Moors , and has progressed to a loan spell at Macclesfield , where he appeared over thirty times before the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the twenty-one year-old has been informed by Blues that he will not be getting a new deal at the club , with his current contract set to expire in June - and that he had been hoping key performances in League Two would cause a positive decision to take place at Blues in regards to his current contract .
O'Keefe , a Republic of Ireland youth international , will now be looking for a new club after proving his versatility at Macclesfield , operating in a number of roles for the club @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have offered deals to other U23 stars , with fresh terms now given to Jack Concannon , Kane Thompson-Sommers and Mitch Roberts .

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Birmingham City have made a final decision on the future of midfielder Corey O'Keefe, according to reports.
O'Keefe broke through into the first team in the 2016/2017 season, but never appeared for the Blues after his solitary outing in that campaign - and according to Football Insider, that may well be his last game in a Blues shirt.
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The midfielder spent last season on loan at Solihull Moors, and has progressed to a loan spell at Macclesfield, where he appeared over thirty times before the season was suspended.
The report states that the twenty-one year-old has been informed by Blues that he will not be getting a new deal at the club, with his current contract set to expire in June - and that he had been hoping key performances in League Two would cause a positive decision to take place at Blues in regards to his current contract.
O'Keefe, a Republic of Ireland youth international, will now be looking for a new club after proving his versatility at Macclesfield, operating in a number of roles for the club.
In other news, the Blues have offered deals to other U23 stars, with fresh terms now given to Jack Concannon, Kane Thompson-Sommers and Mitch Roberts.


birminghammail--2020-05-14--What happened to Jack Grealish's famous boots?

Some of the most legendary moments in Aston Villa 's recent history were caused by the most unlikely pair of boots .
Well , that 's not strictly true .
When Jack Grealish booted in a stunning volley against Derby County , the set of Nike Hypervenoms were brand new .
The sparkling studs were n't consigned to the scrapheap or a collection though - the superstitious Villa captain refused to wear another pair during Villa 's run-in .
Sign up to our Aston Villa newsletter here Goals against Birmingham City , Rotherham and Bolton followed as Grealish 's return @ @ @ @ @ @ @ play-offs - and even then the boots stayed the same .
You would n't be seen dead wearing the Tiempo Grealish down the park - but the player himself refused to take off the crumbling clogs .
The heel , sole and toe of the boot fell apart , but Grealish persisted .
The items are a genuine Villa holy relic , so what has happened to them since Grealish gave them up to the Villa cause ?
He revealed the truth in a Q & A with the club earlier today .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ now .
I 've still got them here , '' said Grealish after offering them up to the club .
`` Christian Purslow said to me after when we came back after the final that Villa would take them and put them somewhere , frame them and either put them at the ground [ Villa Park ] or training ground . ''
`` Obviously that has n't come around yet .
I would n't mind keeping them , to be honest .
It was the best days of my career so far and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a nice memory to have . ''
But why did n't Jack Grealish take them off ?
The reason is simple - and as crystal-clear as the boots where on that first Spring day - over a year ago now .
`` We were just winning and I ca n't not wear them .
If I changed I thought we 'd lose . ''
The boots grabbed the headlines - almost as many as Villa 's promotion itself , and Jack was asked about them during the jubilant aftermath of Villa 's Wembley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ injury and obviously these were like this one [ showing his right boot ] , '' said Grealish after the 2-1 Derby victory .
`` They were brand new and then I got a few goals , a few assists .
`` I thought these were my lucky boots so I 've had to keep them . ''
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Some of the most legendary moments in Aston Villa's recent history were caused by the most unlikely pair of boots.
Well, that's not strictly true. When Jack Grealish booted in a stunning volley against Derby County, the set of Nike Hypervenoms were brand new. The sparkling studs weren't consigned to the scrapheap or a collection though - the superstitious Villa captain refused to wear another pair during Villa's run-in.
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Goals against Birmingham City, Rotherham and Bolton followed as Grealish's return from injury helped carry Villa to the play-offs - and even then the boots stayed the same.
You wouldn't be seen dead wearing the Tiempo Grealish down the park - but the player himself refused to take off the crumbling clogs. The heel, sole and toe of the boot fell apart, but Grealish persisted.
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The items are a genuine Villa holy relic, so what has happened to them since Grealish gave them up to the Villa cause?
He revealed the truth in a Q&A with the club earlier today.
"They're actually in my house now. I've still got them here," said Grealish after offering them up to the club.
"Christian Purslow said to me after when we came back after the final that Villa would take them and put them somewhere, frame them and either put them at the ground [Villa Park] or training ground."
"Obviously that hasn't come around yet. I wouldn't mind keeping them, to be honest. It was the best days of my career so far and its something to treasure and it's a nice memory to have."
But why didn't Jack Grealish take them off? The reason is simple - and as crystal-clear as the boots where on that first Spring day - over a year ago now.
"We were just winning and I can't not wear them. If I changed I thought we'd lose."
The boots grabbed the headlines - almost as many as Villa's promotion itself, and Jack was asked about them during the jubilant aftermath of Villa's Wembley triumph.
"I came back from injury and obviously these were like this one [showing his right boot]," said Grealish after the 2-1 Derby victory.
"They were brand new and then I got a few goals, a few assists.
"I thought these were my lucky boots so I've had to keep them."
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The path of the boots
March 2: Villa 4 Derby 0 - Hourihane (9, 44), Abraham (37), Grealish (45)
March 10: Birmingham 0 Villa 1 - Grealish (67)
March 13: Forest 1 Villa 3
March 16: Villa 3 Boro 0
March 30: Villa 2 Blackburn 1
April 6: Sheff Wed 1 Villa 3
April 10: Rotherham 1 Villa 2 - (Kodjia 48, Grealish 51)
April 19: Bolton 0 Villa 2 - (Grealish 47, Abraham 57)
April 22: Villa 1 Millwall 0
April 28: Leeds 1 Villa 1
May 11: Villa 2 West Brom 1
May 14: West Brom 1 Villa 0
May 27: Villa 2 Derby 1 - Villa win promotion to the Premier League


birminghammail--2020-05-14--Pub caught serving alcohol in Wolverhampton to face licence review

A Wolverhampton pub that police found to be open and serving alcohol during the coronavirus lockdown is set to have its premises licence reviewed .
The Pendulum in Blaydon Road , Pendeford , had its licence suspended last month after officers found evidence of people inside the premises and alcohol being consumed .
Police received an anonymous call on March 28 informing them that the pub had been open the day before , with the lights and TV on and 7-10 people drinking inside .
After further investigations , police subsequently issued the pub 's Designated Premises Supervisor ( DPS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also the licence holder , with a Coronavirus Restrictions Prohibition Notice .
During a routine patrol on April 6 , police driving past the premises saw what they believed to be a TV on in the bar and three people inside .
After entering the pub officers questioned Mr Rostam , who initially claimed that no-one had been inside drinking and then said it was a cleaner and a friend whom he had let out the back door .
Police returned to the pub later in the month and obtained CCTV footage for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ behind the bar serving alcohol to a man and woman and putting money in the till .
When officers knock on the window both customers were seen leaving through the back door without their drinks .
In a letter to Wolverhampton Council 's licensing bosses , one concerned resident said : `` I 'm aware that the Pendulum pub in Pendeford has been having lock-ins during the coronavirus pandemic .
`` Music has been playing loudly inside the building on several nights since lockdown , but I naturally assumed it was the tenants @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have made numerous complaints about the noise nuisance over the years but have literally given up because no-one seemed to be able to do anything .
I ca n't sleep with my windows open due to the noise .
`` Even with the windows closed it is sometimes impossible to sleep .
I work long hours so this is very stressful .
Loud booming music is the norm which frequently goes on until the early hours .
`` Customers are allowed to buy multiple drinks before the doors are shut and then sit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shouting , laughing and sometimes fighting , '' added the letter .
`` This pub demonstrates a complete disregard for rules and regulations and certainly does not respect local residents who live on its doorstep . ''
In further written correspondence , Superintendent Simon Inglis of West Midlands Police said : `` This incident involves the public house opening to the public for consumption of drinks whilst on the premises in contravention of the Coronavirus Health Protection Regulations 2020 .
`` Then after having had warnings from both police and Environmental Health , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ calls to the police about activity at the Pendulum were received .
`` The concern of West Midlands Police is that if steps are not taken to consider the running of these premises they will continue to be used in the manner they were found on April 6 and that could result in serious harm to the public . ''
A letter to the council from Gosschalks Solicitors , acting on behalf of Ei Group Ltd which owns the Pendulum , said : `` Mr Rostam accepts that he made a mistake and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He regrets this and he is now fearful that the licence will be revoked and he will lose his livelihood .
`` Our representation is that the revocation of the premises licence would not be a proportionate response to the single mistake of which there is clear evidence .
`` Instead , a proportionate response may be to remove Mr Rostam as DPS and/or impose a period of suspension , the effect of which would leave the premises closed for a period once others are permitted to open after the lockdown is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Licensing Sub-Committee is due to discuss the matter in an online meeting next Wednesday , May 20 .

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A Wolverhampton pub that police found to be open and serving alcohol during the coronavirus lockdown is set to have its premises licence reviewed.
The Pendulum in Blaydon Road, Pendeford, had its licence suspended last month after officers found evidence of people inside the premises and alcohol being consumed.
Police received an anonymous call on March 28 informing them that the pub had been open the day before, with the lights and TV on and 7-10 people drinking inside.
After further investigations, police subsequently issued the pub's Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) Mr Soran Rostam, who is also the licence holder, with a Coronavirus Restrictions Prohibition Notice.
During a routine patrol on April 6, police driving past the premises saw what they believed to be a TV on in the bar and three people inside.
After entering the pub officers questioned Mr Rostam, who initially claimed that no-one had been inside drinking and then said it was a cleaner and a friend whom he had let out the back door.
Police returned to the pub later in the month and obtained CCTV footage for April 6, which showed Mr Rostam behind the bar serving alcohol to a man and woman and putting money in the till.
When officers knock on the window both customers were seen leaving through the back door without their drinks.
In a letter to Wolverhampton Council's licensing bosses, one concerned resident said: "I'm aware that the Pendulum pub in Pendeford has been having lock-ins during the coronavirus pandemic.
"Music has been playing loudly inside the building on several nights since lockdown, but I naturally assumed it was the tenants given the current situation.
"I have made numerous complaints about the noise nuisance over the years but have literally given up because no-one seemed to be able to do anything. I can't sleep with my windows open due to the noise.
"Even with the windows closed it is sometimes impossible to sleep. I work long hours so this is very stressful. Loud booming music is the norm which frequently goes on until the early hours.
"Customers are allowed to buy multiple drinks before the doors are shut and then sit outside until all hours drinking alcohol whilst shouting, laughing and sometimes fighting," added the letter.
"This pub demonstrates a complete disregard for rules and regulations and certainly does not respect local residents who live on its doorstep."
In further written correspondence, Superintendent Simon Inglis of West Midlands Police said: "This incident involves the public house opening to the public for consumption of drinks whilst on the premises in contravention of the Coronavirus Health Protection Regulations 2020.
"Then after having had warnings from both police and Environmental Health, issued with a Prohibition Notice, further calls to the police about activity at the Pendulum were received.
"The concern of West Midlands Police is that if steps are not taken to consider the running of these premises they will continue to be used in the manner they were found on April 6 and that could result in serious harm to the public."
A letter to the council from Gosschalks Solicitors, acting on behalf of Ei Group Ltd which owns the Pendulum, said: "Mr Rostam accepts that he made a mistake and misled the authorities when questioned about this. He regrets this and he is now fearful that the licence will be revoked and he will lose his livelihood.
"Our representation is that the revocation of the premises licence would not be a proportionate response to the single mistake of which there is clear evidence.
"Instead, a proportionate response may be to remove Mr Rostam as DPS and/or impose a period of suspension, the effect of which would leave the premises closed for a period once others are permitted to open after the lockdown is lifted."
Wolverhampton Council's Statutory Licensing Sub-Committee is due to discuss the matter in an online meeting next Wednesday, May 20.


birminghammail--2020-05-14--Wolves make Enobakhare decision after Birmingham City fiasco

Bright Enobakhare has left Wolverhampton Wanderers , the club has confirmed .
The striker has n't played for Wolves in @ @ @ @ @ seasons after falling down the pecking order under Nuno Espirito Santo .
Wolves handed Enobakhare @ @ @ @ @ summer and hoped he would be able to build on an impressive loan spell at @ @ @ @ @ half of the 2018/19 season .
However , Enobakhare 's loan move to Wigan Athletic @ @ @ @ @ returned to Wolves midway through the season .
Wolves tried to offload him in January @ @ @ @ @ chance to join Birmingham City on more than one occasion during a bizarre transfer deadline @ @ @ @ @ Enobakhare made 49 appearances for Wolves , scoring three goals , and was part of @ @ @ @ @ Championship in 2018 .

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Bright Enobakhare has left Wolverhampton Wanderers, the club has confirmed.
The striker hasn't played for Wolves in each of the past two seasons after falling down the pecking order under Nuno Espirito Santo.
Wolves handed Enobakhare a new one-year contract last summer and hoped he would be able to build on an impressive loan spell at Coventry City during the second half of the 2018/19 season.
However, Enobakhare's loan move to Wigan Athletic was a failure and he returned to Wolves midway through the season.
Wolves tried to offload him in January but the Nigerian rejected the chance to join Birmingham City on more than one occasion during a bizarre transfer deadline day saga.
In total Enobakhare made 49 appearances for Wolves, scoring three goals, and was part of the squad that won the Championship in 2018.


birminghammail--2020-05-15--JCB announces 950 jobs and 500 agency roles at risk

GMB Union is in urgent talks with JCB in an attempt to save nearly 1,500 jobs following a fall in demand due to coronavirus .
The construction giant has contacted nearly 1,000 staff members - and 500 agency workers - to tell them their jobs are at risk .
A 45-day consultation period is due to start on Monday .
Stuart Harrison , GMB Organiser said : “ This announcement is devastating to everyone involved .
“ As the recognised union , GMB ’ s senior representatives have entered into urgent talks about the future of the business with management @ @ @ @ @ @ @ avoid job losses at all costs , for our members and their families . ''
Around 500 Guidant agency employees , who work at JCB 's UK sites , are also being `` released from the business '' , a spokesman for the firm has said .
JCB chief executive Graeme Macdonald today said the decision to restructure JCB 's business had been extremely tough but that the company `` had no choice but to take difficult decisions to adapt to this new economic reality '' .
He said : `` In 2020 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over 100,000 machines .
With so much global uncertainty , that figure right now is looking more like 50,000 machines .
`` In the UK , around 85 per cent of everything we manufacture is exported and our UK factories will now produce machines at half the rate we had planned just a few months ago .
`` As a result , we have no choice but to align our cost base to demand for the rest of the year .
`` It is deeply regrettable that we have had to take these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it will have an impact on so many people .
`` No business could have anticipated the scale of the COVID-19 crisis and its economic consequences .
`` JCB has had to act quickly for the long-term survival of the business , which has been at the heart of our decision-making throughout this difficult period . ''

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GMB Union is in urgent talks with JCB in an attempt to save nearly 1,500 jobs following a fall in demand due to coronavirus.
The construction giant has contacted nearly 1,000 staff members - and 500 agency workers - to tell them their jobs are at risk.
A 45-day consultation period is due to start on Monday.
Stuart Harrison, GMB Organiser said: “This announcement is devastating to everyone involved.
“As the recognised union, GMB’s senior representatives have entered into urgent talks about the future of the business with management.
“We will keep fighting to avoid job losses at all costs, for our members and their families."
Around 500 Guidant agency employees, who work at JCB's UK sites, are also being "released from the business", a spokesman for the firm has said.
JCB chief executive Graeme Macdonald today said the decision to restructure JCB's business had been extremely tough but that the company "had no choice but to take difficult decisions to adapt to this new economic reality".
He said: "In 2020 we had planned to sell and produce over 100,000 machines. With so much global uncertainty, that figure right now is looking more like 50,000 machines.
"In the UK, around 85 per cent of everything we manufacture is exported and our UK factories will now produce machines at half the rate we had planned just a few months ago.
"As a result, we have no choice but to align our cost base to demand for the rest of the year.
"It is deeply regrettable that we have had to take these steps to restructure the business and that it will have an impact on so many people.
"No business could have anticipated the scale of the COVID-19 crisis and its economic consequences.
"JCB has had to act quickly for the long-term survival of the business, which has been at the heart of our decision-making throughout this difficult period."


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Harry Redknapp implores Aston Villa to make daredevil JT call

Harry Redknapp has come up with a madcap idea Dean Smith should ponder - by persuading John Terry to come out of retirement .
Aston Villa have 10 games to save their Premier League skin with a return date pencilled in from June 12 onwards .
Villa , though , have conceded a league-high 56 goals from their 28 games and , in what would be a dramatic twist , ex-Spurs boss Redknapp has called on Terry , 39 , to lace his boots back up - two years since his last competitive game ( vs Fulham at Wembley ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` If I was the manager of Aston Villa and they 've got to play them last 10 games , the first thing I 'd do is say to John Terry , 'Please get fit . '
`` What I 'd do is play three at the back and I 'd play him in the middle of the three to organise , lead them because I saw them at Bournemouth and they were all over the show .
They had no leader , nothing .
`` I 'd get ( Terry ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the last 10 games and maybe keep them in the division .
Your John Terrys , they 're a dying breed .
Where do you find them now ?
`` He 's gone into coaching but what I 'd say is , 'Look John , we 've got nine games to save our season , we 've got four weeks ( to get fit ) , why do n't we give it a go ?
See if you can get yourself fit . '
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Redknapp added : `` I saw ( Terry ) last year .
I know it 's different and Soccer Aid is n't anything like playing Premier League but , you know , I looked at him last year and he ran with Usain Bolt , I swear .
`` I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ run him , you 'll murder him but ( Terry ) ran with him , he was dragging him a bit but he ended up whacking the ball out of play .
( Terry returning for Villa ) is only an idea I 've got . ''

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Harry Redknapp has come up with a madcap idea Dean Smith should ponder - by persuading John Terry to come out of retirement.
Aston Villa have 10 games to save their Premier League skin with a return date pencilled in from June 12 onwards.
Villa, though, have conceded a league-high 56 goals from their 28 games and, in what would be a dramatic twist, ex-Spurs boss Redknapp has called on Terry, 39, to lace his boots back up - two years since his last competitive game (vs Fulham at Wembley).
He told That Peter Crouch Podcast : "If I was the manager of Aston Villa and they've got to play them last 10 games, the first thing I'd do is say to John Terry, 'Please get fit.'
"What I'd do is play three at the back and I'd play him in the middle of the three to organise, lead them because I saw them at Bournemouth and they were all over the show. They had no leader, nothing.
"I'd get (Terry) in because he can still play for the last 10 games and maybe keep them in the division. Your John Terrys, they're a dying breed. Where do you find them now?
"He's gone into coaching but what I'd say is, 'Look John, we've got nine games to save our season, we've got four weeks (to get fit), why don't we give it a go? See if you can get yourself fit.'
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Terry played in last year's Soccer Aid up against Redknapp's World XI featuring Eric Cantona, Didier Drogba and the fastest man on the planet, Usain Bolt.
Redknapp added: "I saw (Terry) last year. I know it's different and Soccer Aid isn't anything like playing Premier League but, you know, I looked at him last year and he ran with Usain Bolt, I swear.
"I'm thinking go on, Usain, run him, you'll murder him but (Terry) ran with him, he was dragging him a bit but he ended up whacking the ball out of play. (Terry returning for Villa) is only an idea I've got."


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Blind man's home burgled by woman on licence from prison

A woman who burgled the home of a blind Birmingham man in a `` callous and ruthless crime '' has been jailed for four-and-a-half years .
Brenda Collins , 50 , targeted the sheltered housing accommodation belonging to a vulnerable couple in Yardley , West Midlands Police said .
The victim , who is registered disabled and blind , was alone in the property while his wife was out shopping .
Police said she left the front door unlocked but closed as they were expecting a visit from their grandson .
Collins , who was on licence from prison , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ London in October last year .
Their grandson noticed the door slightly ajar and realised someone was in his grandparent ’ s bedroom - but presumed it was his grandmother .
When he realised she was still out he went to investigate and saw Collins trying to escape , police said .
He followed her down a fire exit and stopped her while he called the police .
The man 's wife also returned to the home and confirmed that items in the bedroom had been disturbed .
Officers attended shortly after and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ burglary .
Collins , of no fixed address , pleaded guilty to burglary at Birmingham Crown Court last week .
She was sentenced to four years and six months on May 6 , court staff confirmed .
DC Alan Reeves , from force CID , said : “ This was a ruthless crime against a vulnerable man .
She callously chose to target the sheltered accommodation and managed to get through the security controlled door .
“ Her actions were cruel and frightening for the couple once they realised what had happened .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the intent was there but she was interrupted by the couple ’ s grandson whose quick-thinking meant we were able to arrest her and bring her to justice for this crime .
“ I hope the jail term offers some comfort to them as they try and put this horrible ordeal behind them . ''

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A woman who burgled the home of a blind Birmingham man in a "callous and ruthless crime" has been jailed for four-and-a-half years.
Brenda Collins, 50, targeted the sheltered housing accommodation belonging to a vulnerable couple in Yardley, West Midlands Police said.
The victim, who is registered disabled and blind, was alone in the property while his wife was out shopping.
Police said she left the front door unlocked but closed as they were expecting a visit from their grandson.
Collins, who was on licence from prison over an assault, came to Birmingham on a train from London in October last year.
Their grandson noticed the door slightly ajar and realised someone was in his grandparent’s bedroom - but presumed it was his grandmother.
When he realised she was still out he went to investigate and saw Collins trying to escape, police said.
He followed her down a fire exit and stopped her while he called the police.
The man's wife also returned to the home and confirmed that items in the bedroom had been disturbed.
Officers attended shortly after and Collins was arrested and subsequently charged with burglary.
Collins, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to burglary at Birmingham Crown Court last week. She was sentenced to four years and six months on May 6, court staff confirmed.
DC Alan Reeves, from force CID, said: “This was a ruthless crime against a vulnerable man. She callously chose to target the sheltered accommodation and managed to get through the security controlled door.
“Her actions were cruel and frightening for the couple once they realised what had happened.
"Even though nothing was taken, the intent was there but she was interrupted by the couple’s grandson whose quick-thinking meant we were able to arrest her and bring her to justice for this crime.
“I hope the jail term offers some comfort to them as they try and put this horrible ordeal behind them."


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Costa Coffee customers queue at Shirley drive-thru as stores reopen

With the lockdown eased , more high-profile retailers are re-opening sites in stages as Britain attempts to resume some sort of normal life post coronavirus .
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues , Prime Minister Boris Johnson has told Brits to get back to work if they can no longer work from home .
And that has led to more restaurants re-opening for collection services , with high-profile fast food chains re-opening stores across the country .
Drive-thrus are now being operated by the likes of Starbucks , KFC and McDonald 's , with Costa among the coffee shops welcoming customers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the huge hot drinks giant is the one in Shirley , where cars were seen queuing for lattes , Americanos and cappuccinos on Friday .
Cars lined up outside the store in Shirley , near Solihull , on May 15 ( Friday ) .
Last week Costa Coffee announced it would be opening 32 branches for coffee , food and other drinks across the UK .
It is one of many chains making a slow return , with McDonald 's , KFC and Burger King recently announcing plans to reopen select stores and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would be reopening for drive-thru only while others for delivery .
Posting on social media , one user wrote : `` @ CostaCoffee is it essential that a drive-thru coffee should be open ?
Responding , the official Twitter account for Costa Coffee set the record straight .
Replying , they confirmed : `` Our number one priority is the safety of our store teams and customers .
`` In line with the re-opening of a small number of drive-thru lanes and delivery stores this weekend , we ’ ve ensured strict measures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Government guidelines .
`` We 'd like to reinforce that our-drive thru lanes are open to offer key workers the chance to enjoy a Costa on essential journeys , whilst our delivery stores allow customers the opportunity to order a Costa from the comfort of their own home . ''

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With the lockdown eased, more high-profile retailers are re-opening sites in stages as Britain attempts to resume some sort of normal life post coronavirus.
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has told Brits to get back to work if they can no longer work from home.
And that has led to more restaurants re-opening for collection services, with high-profile fast food chains re-opening stores across the country.
Drive-thrus are now being operated by the likes of Starbucks, KFC and McDonald's, with Costa among the coffee shops welcoming customers today.
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Among the sites re-opened by the huge hot drinks giant is the one in Shirley, where cars were seen queuing for lattes, Americanos and cappuccinos on Friday.
Cars lined up outside the store in Shirley, near Solihull, on May 15 (Friday).
Last week Costa Coffee announced it would be opening 32 branches for coffee, food and other drinks across the UK.
It is one of many chains making a slow return, with McDonald's, KFC and Burger King recently announcing plans to reopen select stores and limited menus.
Costa announced some stores would be reopening for drive-thru only while others for delivery.
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Posting on social media, one user wrote: "@CostaCoffee is it essential that a drive-thru coffee should be open?
"Sittingbourne drive-thru encouraged people to make unnecessary journeys and caused horrendous congestion."
Responding, the official Twitter account for Costa Coffee set the record straight.
Replying, they confirmed: "Our number one priority is the safety of our store teams and customers.
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"In line with the re-opening of a small number of drive-thru lanes and delivery stores this weekend, we’ve ensured strict measures have been put in place aligned to Government guidelines.
"We'd like to reinforce that our-drive thru lanes are open to offer key workers the chance to enjoy a Costa on essential journeys, whilst our delivery stores allow customers the opportunity to order a Costa from the comfort of their own home."


birminghammail--2020-05-15--'Heartbroken' - tributes to midwife who died from coronavirus

Tributes have poured in for much-loved Birmingham midwife Safaa Alam , who has sadly died as a result of contracting COVID-19 .
People are devastated at the loss of an 'amazing ' woman who helped deliver hundreds of babies at Birmingham Women 's Hospital with 'kindness and compassion . '
Married to her childhood sweetheart Shazad , she was just 30 years old and was mourning the loss of her father a couple of weeks before .
Here are some of the tributes that have come in for Safaa : Love Iqrah said : `` She was so amazing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I am so lucky to have known Saf and heartbroken since we heard of her passing .
It is unreal that we will never see her beautiful smile again . ''
Faye Theresa Bryan added : `` This is soul destroying ...
I know no words , condolences to her husband , family , friends and colleagues .
I pray we are close to defeating this evil .
Rest in Peace young lady . ''
Mandy Rutter said : `` RIP lovely lady , a heartbreaking loss and another shining light extinguished , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` Bless her and her family and friends . ''
Gloria Lightwood added : `` So sorry condolences to the family . ''
Anthony Tucker added : `` This is so sad rip young lady . ''
Matt Williams said : `` So young and so beautiful ... rest in peace ...
I 'm so sorry for the family too . ''
Safaa started her professional career as a nurse , before training as a midwife at Birmingham Women ’ s Hospital , where she became a valued member of the team @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risk management enabled her to progress to the specialist role of Risk Management Midwife .
She took pride in supporting her colleagues to maintain safety , standards of care and lead improvement of services for women , babies and families .
Safaa was known for her kindness and compassion , and loved by family , friends and colleagues alike .
Sarah-Jane Marsh , Chief Executive of Birmingham Women 's and Children 's Hospital , said : “ Safaa was an amazing midwife whose skills and expertise helped to bring hundreds of new lives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ women on their journey to motherhood . ''
She added : “ We promise to continue to uphold Safaa ’ s values and commitment to safe maternity care , wrapped up in the kindness and compassion she exemplified .
“ Our thoughts and prayers are with her husband and family as they come to terms with their devastating loss .
“ May you rest in peace Safaa and may God bless you and your loved ones always .
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Tributes have poured in for much-loved Birmingham midwife Safaa Alam, who has sadly died as a result of contracting COVID-19.
People are devastated at the loss of an 'amazing' woman who helped deliver hundreds of babies at Birmingham Women's Hospital with 'kindness and compassion.'
Married to her childhood sweetheart Shazad, she was just 30 years old and was mourning the loss of her father a couple of weeks before.
Here are some of the tributes that have come in for Safaa:
One colleague said: "She was so amazing and a massive loss to us all. I am so lucky to have known Saf and heartbroken since we heard of her passing. It is unreal that we will never see her beautiful smile again."
Faye Theresa Bryan added: "This is soul destroying ... I know no words, condolences to her husband, family, friends and colleagues. I pray we are close to defeating this evil. Rest in Peace young lady."
Mandy Rutter said: "RIP lovely lady, a heartbreaking loss and another shining light extinguished, so sorry."
Patrishaanne Turner posted: "Bless her and her family and friends."
Gloria Lightwood added: "So sorry condolences to the family."
Denise Marklow said: "RIP angel"
Anthony Tucker added: "This is so sad rip young lady."
Matt Williams said: "So young and so beautiful ... rest in peace ... I'm so sorry for the family too."
Safaa started her professional career as a nurse, before training as a midwife at Birmingham Women’s Hospital, where she became a valued member of the team.
Her passion for patient safety and risk management enabled her to progress to the specialist role of Risk Management Midwife. She took pride in supporting her colleagues to maintain safety, standards of care and lead improvement of services for women, babies and families. Safaa was known for her kindness and compassion, and loved by family, friends and colleagues alike.
Sarah-Jane Marsh, Chief Executive of Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital, said: “Safaa was an amazing midwife whose skills and expertise helped to bring hundreds of new lives in to the world, whilst supporting women on their journey to motherhood."
She added: “We promise to continue to uphold Safaa’s values and commitment to safe maternity care, wrapped up in the kindness and compassion she exemplified.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with her husband and family as they come to terms with their devastating loss.
“May you rest in peace Safaa and may God bless you and your loved ones always.”


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Leeds United hit back at 'audacious' plan to block West Brom promotion

Leeds United chief executive Angus Kinnear has labelled plans to block promotion and relegation as 'Machiavellian ' as the debate over how to conclude the season rumbles on .
West Brom and Leeds are locked at the top of the Championship , with both well set to win promotion back to the Premier League .
The EFL and Premier League have remained committed to resuming the season , with the coronavirus suspension now reaching two months .
The chances of football resuming in the UK was given a major boost on Thursday when culture secretary Oliver Dowden revealed there had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opened for the season resuming in June .
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Norwich City sporting director , Stuart Webber told Sky Sports : “ What we could not accept is that we get relegated because they let us play , and then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t finished the season .
“ ( For ) anyone who has got promoted from the Championship it is a 46 or 49 game slog .
It ’ s a bit like saying the FA Cup finishes now , we ’ re in the quarter-finals , we beat a Championship top six team away , we ’ ve beaten two Premier League teams away , does that mean we win the FA Cup , qualify for Europe and we all get a medal ?
” Brighton striker Glenn Murray then backed up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be fair to relegate or promote teams , with games still to be played .
But now Kinnear , writing in his weekly Yorkshire Evening Post column , has slammed the 'brilliantly audacious ' plan , with FA chief Greg Clarke , seemingly on his side as well .
He said : “ It seems likely that any return to play will be done against a media backdrop of clubs continuing to publicly champion obstacles to the league ’ s completion and , if it can ’ t be concluded , why leagues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ promotion abandoned ] as opposed to be decided on sporting merit .
“ To date , this has included trying to set the brilliantly audacious precedent that Premier League teams shouldn ’ t have to play matches if they do n't think they can win them and the equally “ Machiavellian suggestion that a team could refuse to be relegated if they believe that the promoted team is not deserving of being their replacement .
“ However Greg Clarke , chairman of the FA , provided important clarity to the debate when he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ golden share in the Premier League to protect the core promotion and relegation principle of the English football pyramid .
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Leeds United chief executive Angus Kinnear has labelled plans to block promotion and relegation as 'Machiavellian' as the debate over how to conclude the season rumbles on.
West Brom and Leeds are locked at the top of the Championship, with both well set to win promotion back to the Premier League.
The EFL and Premier League have remained committed to resuming the season, with the coronavirus suspension now reaching two months.
The chances of football resuming in the UK was given a major boost on Thursday when culture secretary Oliver Dowden revealed there had been positive talks, with the door opened for the season resuming in June.
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However, a number of teams in the top-flight have suggested that promotions and relegations should be cancelled, if the season isn't completed.
Norwich City sporting director, Stuart Webber told Sky Sports: “What we could not accept is that we get relegated because they let us play, and then they automatically promote some teams who haven’t finished the season.
“(For) anyone who has got promoted from the Championship it is a 46 or 49 game slog. It’s a bit like saying the FA Cup finishes now, we’re in the quarter-finals, we beat a Championship top six team away, we’ve beaten two Premier League teams away, does that mean we win the FA Cup, qualify for Europe and we all get a medal?”
Brighton striker Glenn Murray then backed up those sentiments, suggesting it wouldn't be fair to relegate or promote teams, with games still to be played.
But now Kinnear, writing in his weekly Yorkshire Evening Post column, has slammed the 'brilliantly audacious' plan, with FA chief Greg Clarke, seemingly on his side as well.
He said: “It seems likely that any return to play will be done against a media backdrop of clubs continuing to publicly champion obstacles to the league’s completion and, if it can’t be concluded, why leagues should be expunged [or relegation and promotion abandoned] as opposed to be decided on sporting merit.
“To date, this has included trying to set the brilliantly audacious precedent that Premier League teams shouldn’t have to play matches if they don't think they can win them and the equally
“Machiavellian suggestion that a team could refuse to be relegated if they believe that the promoted team is not deserving of being their replacement.
“However Greg Clarke, chairman of the FA, provided important clarity to the debate when he stated that the FA would use their golden share in the Premier League to protect the core promotion and relegation principle of the English football pyramid.”


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Police update after weapon-wielding gang target pizza shop

CCTV is being reviewed after a weapon-wielding gang smashed a Walsall takeaway 's windows .
A shot was also initially thought to have been fired towards K2 Pizza and Peri Peri restaurant in Caldmore Green - but cops now say there was `` no confirmed firearms discharge '' .
It 's believed a group of masked men targeted the shop just before 5pm on Thursday , May 14 .
The culprits are thought to have pulled up in a car and smashed the shop windows with a hammer .
No one was injured .
A spokesman for West Midlands Police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remain ongoing following criminal damage at a shop on Caldmore Green , Walsall , just before 5pm yesterday .
`` There has been no confirmed firearms discharge and CCTV is being reviewed . ''
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CCTV is being reviewed after a weapon-wielding gang smashed a Walsall takeaway's windows.
A shot was also initially thought to have been fired towards K2 Pizza and Peri Peri restaurant in Caldmore Green - but cops now say there was "no confirmed firearms discharge".
It's believed a group of masked men targeted the shop just before 5pm on Thursday, May 14.
The culprits are thought to have pulled up in a car and smashed the shop windows with a hammer.
No one was injured.
A spokesman for West Midlands Police told Black Country Live: "Investigations remain ongoing following criminal damage at a shop on Caldmore Green, Walsall, just before 5pm yesterday.
"There has been no confirmed firearms discharge and CCTV is being reviewed."
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birminghammail--2020-05-15--£200,000 campaign to end 'tech poverty' for kids

Children without access to online technology risk being 'excluded ' from a wide range of activities , an educational charity has warned .
And it wants to raise £200,000 to help end 'tech poverty ' in the city , ensuring that every child who needs it has access to a device .
The brainchild of Birmingham charity the Titan Partnership , the 'Computers for Children ' campaign is urging people to donate what they can to help provide more than 1,000 children from across the city with laptops or iPads .
Carolyn Chapman-Lees , CEO of the Titan Partnership , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'level playing field ' for all children , regardless of their background .
And she added that the approach needs to be geared toward all children , not just certain age groups .
“ Titan does a lot of work around inclusion and creating opportunities ; we ’ re trying to create a level playing field for all students , '' she says .
`` We did a quick audit of our members asking how many students didn ’ t have access to a device .
The initial response from 15 schools suggested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ’ ve now had responses from 23 schools and 1,273 devices are required .
“ We welcome what the government is doing in relation to the provision of devices and connectivity however that ’ s essentially just for disadvantaged Year 10 students .
`` Titan ’ s campaign aims to reach children of all ages in primary and secondary schools that don ’ t have access to a device .
We feel it ’ s equally important to get devices to primary age children as having access to online resources at an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attainment and skills gap that we know is prevalent in Birmingham .
“ Tech poverty is another way that people are facing disadvantage .
The COVID 19 situation is simply magnifying this huge issue .
`` So essentially tech poverty is excluding our children – we ’ re excluding them from education , we ’ re excluding them socially , we ’ re excluding them economically , because let ’ s face it , digital skills and digital literacy are core components of the jobs that they will be applying for in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ young age we ’ re not helping our children to develop these essential skillsets .
Digital literacy in Birmingham is improving however is still extremely challenged because of tech poverty .
`` It goes beyond children being able to access resources , doing their homework and getting feedback from their teachers , it ’ s about ensuring that they have that vital feeling of being included . ''
To date the campaign has managed to raise just under £17,000 in three weeks , with a generous donation of £15,000 received from Birmingham-based financial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believes that now more than ever is a crucial time to be providing such resources , with potential future spikes in coronavirus cases meaning children could be forced back to home schooling .
`` It may therefore be prudent for schools to plan for a future that has a blended approach of remote learning and classroom based learning .
For this to be successful we need children to have constant access to devices .
`` I think it ’ s vital that the government supports schools to develop more robust and sustainable digital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re better prepared should anything like this happen again in the future .
`` The long term aim of Titan ’ s campaign is to raise £200,000 to provide around 1,000 devices .
Within this target we ’ re hoping to also receive donations of devices . ''
To donate to the campaign , visit : https : //justgiving.com/campaign/computersforchildren

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Children without access to online technology risk being 'excluded' from a wide range of activities, an educational charity has warned.
And it wants to raise £200,000 to help end 'tech poverty' in the city, ensuring that every child who needs it has access to a device.
The brainchild of Birmingham charity the Titan Partnership, the 'Computers for Children' campaign is urging people to donate what they can to help provide more than 1,000 children from across the city with laptops or iPads.
Carolyn Chapman-Lees, CEO of the Titan Partnership, believes it is important to create a 'level playing field' for all children, regardless of their background.
And she added that the approach needs to be geared toward all children, not just certain age groups.
“Titan does a lot of work around inclusion and creating opportunities; we’re trying to create a level playing field for all students," she says.
"We did a quick audit of our members asking how many students didn’t have access to a device. The initial response from 15 schools suggested that over 700 devices were needed. We’ve now had responses from 23 schools and 1,273 devices are required.
“We welcome what the government is doing in relation to the provision of devices and connectivity however that’s essentially just for disadvantaged Year 10 students.
"Titan’s campaign aims to reach children of all ages in primary and secondary schools that don’t have access to a device. We feel it’s equally important to get devices to primary age children as having access to online resources at an early age will help to minimise that attainment and skills gap that we know is prevalent in Birmingham.
“Tech poverty is another way that people are facing disadvantage. The COVID 19 situation is simply magnifying this huge issue.
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"So essentially tech poverty is excluding our children – we’re excluding them from education, we’re excluding them socially, we’re excluding them economically, because let’s face it, digital skills and digital literacy are core components of the jobs that they will be applying for in the future.
"So from a very young age we’re not helping our children to develop these essential skillsets. Digital literacy in Birmingham is improving however is still extremely challenged because of tech poverty.
"It goes beyond children being able to access resources, doing their homework and getting feedback from their teachers, it’s about ensuring that they have that vital feeling of being included."
To date the campaign has managed to raise just under £17,000 in three weeks, with a generous donation of £15,000 received from Birmingham-based financial services mutual, Wesleyan.
And Carolyn believes that now more than ever is a crucial time to be providing such resources, with potential future spikes in coronavirus cases meaning children could be forced back to home schooling.
"It may therefore be prudent for schools to plan for a future that has a blended approach of remote learning and classroom based learning. For this to be successful we need children to have constant access to devices.
"I think it’s vital that the government supports schools to develop more robust and sustainable digital teaching and learning strategies so that we’re better prepared should anything like this happen again in the future.
"The long term aim of Titan’s campaign is to raise £200,000 to provide around 1,000 devices. Within this target we’re hoping to also receive donations of devices."
To donate to the campaign, visit: https://justgiving.com/campaign/computersforchildren


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Showcase Cinemas reveals reopening date after social distancing and safety plans

Lockdown has meant the temporary closure of many places where we enjoyed our free time including cinemas , restaurants , pubs , clubs and gyms .
The shutdown of cinemas meant film releases came to a total standstill .
But we could soon be able to enjoy seeing the latest movies on the big screen once more .
The boss of Vue Cinemas recently said he hoped to reopen in mid-July and Disney 's announcement of an August release for X-Men spin-off New Mutants also suggested a night out at the flicks will once again be possible this summer .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ has revealed the chain is working towards a July 4 reopening .
But it will be quite a different experience , with social distancing and hygiene measures in place to prevent a second peak of Covid-19 .
Showcase cinemas in the Midlands include those in Dudley , Walsall , Coventry , Leicester , Nottingham and Derby .
In recent years , many have been revamped into a Showcase Cinema de Lux with spacious seating arrangements and reclining leather chairs .
Mark Barlow , general manager of Showcase Cinemas UK , said : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been working on what measures will be implemented when we are allowed to reopen , for the comfort and safety of guests and employees alike .
`` We have also been liaising throughout with the UK Cinema Association and the relevant authorities and will continue to do so until such time as we reopen , based on the latest government guidance .
`` It is clearly dependent on many factors , but the most recent announcement from the government gave a proposed date of July 4 for leisure destinations that can implement social @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and this is what we are currently working towards .
`` These measures include being able to restrict capacities per auditorium to maintain social distancing requirements , as well as staggered film start times on a reduced schedule , online bookings , contactless payments throughout , Perspex shields at all till points , and wipes and hand sanitiser stations located throughout our buildings .
`` We have also designed a comprehensive new cleaning programme and employee PPE requirements to ensure that our number one priority – the health and safety of everyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Watching a film on the big screen is one of Britain ’ s biggest passions and we ’ re really excited that we will be able to welcome film fans back to our cinemas very soon . ''
A spokesperson for the UK Cinema Association , said : `` We have made clear to the UK Government – and the devolved Governments in Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland – that , on the basis of our understanding of the safeguards that will need to be in place before cinemas can safely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do so by the end of June .
`` The suggestion that this might be considered around July 4 for cinemas in England is therefore welcome . ''
Showcase and Showcase Cinema de Lux are owned and operated by National Amusements Inc. , a motion picture exhibition company operating more than 906 screens in the US , UK , Brazil and Argentina .
National Amusements says it delivers a `` superior entertainment experience '' under its Showcase , Showcase Cinema de Lux , Superlux and UCI brands .

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Lockdown has meant the temporary closure of many places where we enjoyed our free time including cinemas, restaurants, pubs, clubs and gyms.
The shutdown of cinemas meant film releases came to a total standstill.
But we could soon be able to enjoy seeing the latest movies on the big screen once more.
The boss of Vue Cinemas recently said he hoped to reopen in mid-July and Disney's announcement of an August release for X-Men spin-off New Mutants also suggested a night out at the flicks will once again be possible this summer.
Now, the boss of Showcase Cinemas has revealed the chain is working towards a July 4 reopening.
But it will be quite a different experience, with social distancing and hygiene measures in place to prevent a second peak of Covid-19.
Showcase cinemas in the Midlands include those in Dudley, Walsall, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham and Derby.
In recent years, many have been revamped into a Showcase Cinema de Lux with spacious seating arrangements and reclining leather chairs.
Mark Barlow, general manager of Showcase Cinemas UK, said: "Since the lockdown started, we have been working on what measures will be implemented when we are allowed to reopen, for the comfort and safety of guests and employees alike.
"We have also been liaising throughout with the UK Cinema Association and the relevant authorities and will continue to do so until such time as we reopen, based on the latest government guidance.
"It is clearly dependent on many factors, but the most recent announcement from the government gave a proposed date of July 4 for leisure destinations that can implement social distancing and other safety measures to reopen, and this is what we are currently working towards.
"These measures include being able to restrict capacities per auditorium to maintain social distancing requirements, as well as staggered film start times on a reduced schedule, online bookings, contactless payments throughout, Perspex shields at all till points, and wipes and hand sanitiser stations located throughout our buildings.
"We have also designed a comprehensive new cleaning programme and employee PPE requirements to ensure that our number one priority – the health and safety of everyone in our cinemas – is achieved.
"Watching a film on the big screen is one of Britain’s biggest passions and we’re really excited that we will be able to welcome film fans back to our cinemas very soon."
A spokesperson for the UK Cinema Association, said: "We have made clear to the UK Government – and the devolved Governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland – that, on the basis of our understanding of the safeguards that will need to be in place before cinemas can safely open, most venues will be ready to do so by the end of June.
"The suggestion that this might be considered around July 4 for cinemas in England is therefore welcome."
Showcase and Showcase Cinema de Lux are owned and operated by National Amusements Inc., a motion picture exhibition company operating more than 906 screens in the US, UK, Brazil and Argentina.
National Amusements says it delivers a "superior entertainment experience" under its Showcase, Showcase Cinema de Lux, Superlux and UCI brands.


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Martin Lewis shares how to save hundreds on car insurance from Monday

Martin Lewis has used his latest show to reveal how you can get a THREE MONTH payment holiday on car insurance .
And MoneySavingExpert Martin has said Brits can apply within just 72 hours .
The financial guru who is renowned for his handy cash-saving tricks , tips and hacks , shared the latest guidance on The Martin Lewis Money Show .
The show , which airs on ITV1 , sees Mr Lewis go through all the latest consumer information for viewers across the country .
And addressing new measures from the government and Financial Conduct Authority , Mr Lewis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ simple change from Monday .
From May 18 , Mr Lewis had some great advice for you if you need to save on your premium .
He told viewers : `` We heard just today insurance payment holidays are due to start on Monday .
`` The main change is when you ask them [ insurance company ] for a payment holiday the first thing they will do is review your cover to see if they can cut the cost .
Martin continued : `` Say you do n't drive as many miles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so that 's a good thing to do . ''
Insurance customers who are struggling financially because of coronavirus will be able to request payment holidays from next week - and some may also be able to move on to a cheaper deal or get a partial refund .
The Financial Conduct Authority ( FCA ) confirmed a package of temporary help for customers , which will come into force on Monday May 18 and be reviewed in the next three months .
It said customers ' risk profiles may have changed because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to offer customers materially lower premiums .
The FCA said firms should consider whether there are other products they can offer which would better meet a customer 's needs and revise the cover accordingly .

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Martin Lewis has used his latest show to reveal how you can get a THREE MONTH payment holiday on car insurance.
And MoneySavingExpert Martin has said Brits can apply within just 72 hours.
The financial guru who is renowned for his handy cash-saving tricks, tips and hacks, shared the latest guidance on The Martin Lewis Money Show.
The show, which airs on ITV1, sees Mr Lewis go through all the latest consumer information for viewers across the country.
And addressing new measures from the government and Financial Conduct Authority, Mr Lewis revealed car insurance customers can make one simple change from Monday.
From May 18, Mr Lewis had some great advice for you if you need to save on your premium.
(Image: The Martin Lewis Money Show / ITV)
He told viewers: "We heard just today insurance payment holidays are due to start on Monday.
"The main change is when you ask them [insurance company] for a payment holiday the first thing they will do is review your cover to see if they can cut the cost.
Martin continued: "Say you don't drive as many miles because you're at home now, so that's a good thing to do."
Insurance customers who are struggling financially because of coronavirus will be able to request payment holidays from next week - and some may also be able to move on to a cheaper deal or get a partial refund.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed a package of temporary help for customers, which will come into force on Monday May 18 and be reviewed in the next three months.
It said customers' risk profiles may have changed because of coronavirus and there may be scope to offer customers materially lower premiums.
The FCA said firms should consider whether there are other products they can offer which would better meet a customer's needs and revise the cover accordingly.


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Human torso found in two suitcases identified as female as two arrested

The human torso found in a suitcase leading to the arrest of a man and woman from Birmingham and the Black Country has been identified as a female .
A woman 's torso was found in two cases as police launch an investigation into the grim discovery , which took place in Coleford , in Gloucestershire .
Police sealed off a scene near the Forest of Dean on Tuesday , before arresting a man , in his 30s , from Wolverhampton , and a female , from Birmingham , who is aged in her 20s .
Gloucestershire Police found two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ search of a vehicle .
The two suspects remain in custody in connection with the discovery - after `` shaken '' locals reported suspicious behaviour .
Cops have been granted a further 36 hours to question the pair , who remain in custody .
Gloucestershire Police said said a member of public had `` reported suspicions '' to cops about a car `` due to its manner of driving '' .
It had been travelling on the A4136 .
Senior Investigating Officer DCI John Turner said : `` The nature of this incident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the clock to fully understand what has happened .
`` Someone 's life has been lost and our priority is to identify the victim and get answers for her family .
`` Searches have taken place in the surrounding area for evidence gathering and contrary to media reports no remains have been found as part of these searches .
`` Our Major Crime Investigation Team is working in collaboration with the West Midlands Police homicide team to carry out further enquiries . ''
Investigating officers believe there is one victim , a woman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirm her identity .
The woman ’ s remains were discovered after police were alerted to a vehicle that had aroused suspicion because of the way it was being driven on the A4136 near Coleford .
Forest of Dean officers found the car and spoke to two people .

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The human torso found in a suitcase leading to the arrest of a man and woman from Birmingham and the Black Country has been identified as a female.
A woman's torso was found in two cases as police launch an investigation into the grim discovery, which took place in Coleford, in Gloucestershire.
Police sealed off a scene near the Forest of Dean on Tuesday, before arresting a man, in his 30s, from Wolverhampton, and a female, from Birmingham, who is aged in her 20s.
Gloucestershire Police found two suitcases with human remains inside during a search of a vehicle.
The two suspects remain in custody in connection with the discovery - after "shaken" locals reported suspicious behaviour.
Cops have been granted a further 36 hours to question the pair, who remain in custody.
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Gloucestershire Police said said a member of public had "reported suspicions" to cops about a car "due to its manner of driving".
It had been travelling on the A4136.
Senior Investigating Officer DCI John Turner said: "The nature of this incident is distressing and we're working around the clock to fully understand what has happened.
"Someone's life has been lost and our priority is to identify the victim and get answers for her family.
"Searches have taken place in the surrounding area for evidence gathering and contrary to media reports no remains have been found as part of these searches.
"Our Major Crime Investigation Team is working in collaboration with the West Midlands Police homicide team to carry out further enquiries."
Investigating officers believe there is one victim, a woman, and forensic examinations are ongoing to confirm her identity.
A post-mortem is also taking place.
The woman’s remains were discovered after police were alerted to a vehicle that had aroused suspicion because of the way it was being driven on the A4136 near Coleford.
Forest of Dean officers found the car and spoke to two people.


birminghammail--2020-05-15--Home Bargains selling four new food boxes packed with sweets and alcohol

Home Bargains is selling four brand new food boxes - and , impressively one is packed with sweets .
The @ @ @ @ @ budget retailer , are packed with goods - and you can get yours delivered straight @ @ @ @ @ one full of alcohol ?
Well , you 're in luck .
Similarly , if @ @ @ @ @ in the lockdown , you can get all the ingredients for your next cake .
@ @ @ @ @ , too , to ensure you 're looking after yourself .
Liverpool Echo reports the @ @ @ @ @ bath time and pampering box , the Jane Asher baking box and a treats box @ @ @ @ @ quinine with sugar and sweetener 12 x 250ml

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Home Bargains is selling four brand new food boxes - and, impressively one is packed with sweets.
The boxes, sold by the budget retailer, are packed with goods - and you can get yours delivered straight to your home.
Fancy one full of alcohol? Well, you're in luck.
Similarly, if you're baking at home in the lockdown, you can get all the ingredients for your next cake.
There's even pampering products, too, to ensure you're looking after yourself.
Liverpool Echo reports the four new boxes include a bath time and pampering box, the Jane Asher baking box and a treats box.
Bath time and pampering box (£19.99)
Radox Bath Bomb
Bath Bomb
Radox Shower Gel 250ml
Face cloth
Cucumber Facial Wipes 25 pack
Imperial Leather Shower Gel 400ml
Imperial Leather Sweet Treats Soap 100g
Spa Sense Muslin Facial Cloth
Nail brush
Simple Moisturising Bath Cream 400ml
Simple Hydrating Light Moisturiser 125ml
Simple Cleansing Wipes 33 pack
Vaseline Hand Cream 75ml
Pumice Sponge
Jane Asher Baking Box (£20.99)
Jane Asher Vanilla Sponge Mix
Jane Asher Chocolate Fudge Cake
Jane Asher Brownie Mix
Jane Asher Scone Mix
Jane Asher Pastry Mix
Jane Asher Vanilla Frosting
Jane Asher Chocolate Frosting
Jane Asher Round Pastry Cutter 3 pack
Jane Asher Round Loose Bake Cake Tin
Jane Asher Cake Cases 100 pack
Jane Asher Sultanas 500g
Treats Box: Sweet, treats and chocolate (£19.99)
Harpers Sweet Shop Chewy Fruit Wine Gums 300g
Haribo Happy Cherries 70g
Cadbury Dairy Milk 300g
Barratt Dolly Mix 230g
Barratt Fizzy Dummies 200g
Harpers Sweet Shop Sugar Coated Fruit Pastilles 300g
Haribo Goldbears Share Size 140g
Haribo Jelly Babies Share Size 180g
Rowntree’s Jelly Tots 150g
MilkyWay Magic Stars 100g
Mr Mallo Rainbow Mallows 80g
Barratt Milk Bottles 190g
Milka Happy Cow Bar 100g
Taveners Mint Humbugs 165g
Fini Strawberry Pencils 250g
Swizzel’s Rainbow Drops 80g
Harpers Sweet Shop Rhubarb and Custard 300g
Swizzel’s Drumstick Sour Squashies 160g
Maoam Stripes 140g
Gin and tonic tasting selection set (£29.99)
Tanqueray London dry gin- 5cl
Hall & Bramley Violet Gin- 5cl
Gordon's London dry gin - 5cl
Bombay Sapphire London dry gin - 5cl
Thomas Dakin Small Batch Bin - 5cl
Belgravia London Dry Gin - 5cl
Greenail's Wild Berry Gin - 5 cl
What Lies Beneath Rhubarb Liqueur - 5cl
Opihr London Dry Gin - 5cl
Gordon's Premium pink gin - 5cl
Greenail's London dry gin - 5cl
What Lies Beneath Elderflower Liqueur - 5cl
Sparkling soft drink with quinine with sugar and sweetener 12 x 250ml
Prices include delivery.