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Birmingham City Council approves giant banners advertising Commonwealth Games

Four large banners advertising the Commonwealth Games have been given the green light by the Birmingham City Council, with the slogan "Be Bold, Be Birmingham" set to be branded across the Ringway Centre.

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You ll see it from outer space - Massive advertising banner in Birmingham approved

You ll see it from outer space - Massive advertising banner in Birmingham approved
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Angry neighbours declare you are not welcome here after racists target Moseley

Angry neighbours declare you are not welcome here after racists target Moseley
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Betting giants blasted as four gambling shops open in one of the UK s poorest areas

One of the UK’s most deprived areas has seen four betting shops open within metres of each other, sparking anger from residents.

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Deprived Birmingham street dubbed Bookie Belt has Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfred and William Hill

A road in Birmingham has been dubbed the Bookie Belt after a cluster of four betting shops opened up just yards from each other.

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