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The Birmingham Post is running a revealing two-part interview with the city’s ex regeneration chief Clive Dutton.
Another week, another freedom of information request story. This time it’s the Kentish Express doing their bit to embarrass those naughty politicians.
A political row has broken out in Birmingham over the amount of money paid to PR firms for the launch of the planned new Library of Birmingham.
