The Birmingham Post (England) back issues from July 2005:
Council triumphs in Battle of Nelson's Railings.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Move or die - the harsh choice faced by firm after 120 years in business.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Split-site plan for new library.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Prime Edwardian package.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
Neighbour in search of the truth; As she prepares to take the stage at Cannon Hill Park on Sunday at the Party in the Park music extravaganza, former Neighbours actress Natalie Imbruglia told Emma Pinch about her graduation from the TV soap to top of the pops.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Rain fails to dampen crowd's spirit.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Sex abuse victim says payout will hit Church.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Store wars threat to estate renewal.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Church faces huge bill after record payout.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Father's whereabouts were a source of speculation.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH; For What it's Worth Three front doors and postcard charm, stately home surroundings with a humble past, a modern translation of timbered style - or acres on the riverbank with a boating bonus. They all cost around pounds 500,000 - and they're all in Warwickshire, discovers Marsya Lennox.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
POST DEBATE: Should 'privatisation' be used to help NHS; The private sector is increasingly being used in NHS clinical care. While politicians see it as an inevitability, not all health sector professionals agree, as Campbell Docherty found out.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Speed humps policy review.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Roadshow is all about mental health.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
David Frampton of the Surrey Space Centre.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Brum art exhibition opens.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
House of Commons compared to a pantomime.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
MP slams Edgbaston touts.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Call for rethink on runway.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Killers jailed after beating man to death over love row.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Police chief hails crime drop.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
1971 Daimler Fleetline bus.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
'Traffickers to blame, not the migrants.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
First symphony for orchestra.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Lottery winners fail to stop neighbours using their farm as an office.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Doctors vote 'no' in termination time-limit debate.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Number of syphilis cases doubles.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Research wanted into late abortions.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Haulage firm fined after fatal accident.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Scot on death row gets a retrial.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
The Dunning Declaration.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Jail for man who tried to kill girlfriend.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Collapsed rail tunnel chaos for commuters.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Briton accused of kidnapping brother.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
EU plan to stop Brits stripping off at work.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Lotto claim arrives at 11th hour.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Britain's one in 100 illegal immigrants.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Shock statistics of Britain's culture of violence and yob behaviour.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Police chief attacks handling of tribunal.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Hayley Mills clutches a photo of her late father.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Spain's MPs support gay marriage.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Is this 646-pound catfish the largest freshwater fish ever.(News)
Jul 01, 2005
Jon Walker: Leadership of Tories hots up... slowly.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
Perspective: Hello? Is there anyone out there? Birmingham is currently paying host to the British Festival of Space, but does anyone other than a few boffins care? Shahid Naqvi explores why scientists are failing to take the people with them in the race to the stars.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
Letter: Ups and downs of life on the road with Brummie buses.(Letters)
Jul 01, 2005
Letter: Do you like a bit of home brew.(Letters)
Jul 01, 2005
Letter: Reader's letter.(Letters)
Jul 01, 2005
Letter: Save our village halls.(Letters)
Jul 01, 2005
Letter: Stopping the flood of mobile phone masts.(Letters)
Jul 01, 2005
New chapter may be based on an old idea.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
Move or die.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
Ban the sun.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
Theme.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
They Said.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
Anniversaries.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
Archive.(Comment)
Jul 01, 2005
DVD REVIEW: Not so easy to love.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
DVD REVIEW: Language barrier.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
BIRMINGHAM POST COMPETITION: Win seats at city's rousing Summer Prom.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
REVIEW: Brabbins gets the buzz at Cheltenham; Christopher Morley meets Cheltenham Music Festival's human dynamo.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY: Two treasures of old towns.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
She's the funster of this parish; As DC Eva Sharpe, Diane Parish was a familiar face in The Bill, but now she is taking the same character over to a new series of revamped police thriller MIT, and facing an arresting development of her own. Graham Keal met her in London.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
FOCUS ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN WARWICKSHIRE: Quality homes in top locations.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
FOCUS ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN WARWICKSHIRE: Grade II home goes under the hammer.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005
FOCUS ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN WARWICKSHIRE: Georgian mansion with cottage and barn conversion opportunity.(Features)
Jul 01, 2005