Media Watch - March 27
Top Birmingham City Council Stories:
Trojan Horse head quits for a second time (Birmingham Mail) The head teacher of Oldknow academy has quit for a second time
Fly-tipping next to Harry’s centre ‘soul-destroying’ (Birmingham Mail) The mother of young hero Harry Moseley was outraged after rubbish was dumped outside a new drop-in cancer care centre. A city council spokesperson said they responded quickly to the situation and are investigating
Serco to run city leisure centres (Birmingham Mail) Serco has secured the contract to run the city council’s leisure centres for the next 15 years
Traffic and road works (BBC WM) Discussion about traffic congestion on city centre roads. Cllr Victoria Quinn interviewed
Regional Headlines:
Cathedral given £500,000 for repairs – Birmingham Cathedral is given £500,000 to carry out ‘vital repairs’ from a £20m fund to commemorate WW1
National Headlines:
Police probe Alps jet crash co-pilot – German police seize possessions of a co-pilot who apparently crashed his plane into the Alps
Leaders grilled in election special – David Cameron and Ed Milliband put on the spot over immigration, the EU and spending plans