News archive
News published June 2022
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Joint commitment to HS2 opportunities
Leaders of Âé¶¹¸ßÇå City Council, Solihull Council and West Midlands Combined Authority met with Government Ministers yesterday (29 June) to discuss the opportunities HS2 will bring to the region.
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A34 Highways Improvement Scheme update - June 2022
As reported in our last update in May 2022, work to complete the project is now in its final stages.
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Âé¶¹¸ßÇå City Council launches Consultation on a Proposed Additional Licensing scheme for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) across the city
BCC is launching a consultation on an Additional Licensing scheme across the city on the platform Be Heard www.birminghambeheard.org.uk/place/additional-licensing on Monday 4 July.
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National Lottery players make a splash at Moseley Road Baths
In the latest piece of good news for Moseley Road Baths, the National Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded development funding of £477,050 for a major restoration and development project at the Baths.
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Levelling Up Fund: Tranche 2 Bids
The city council's Cabinet has today agreed to submit five bids worth £82million for funding from the second tranche of the Government's Levelling Up Fund (LUF).
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Dear Brum - a love letter to Âé¶¹¸ßÇå
‘Of course I’m here writing you again…’ With these words Âé¶¹¸ßÇå Poet Laureate Casey Bailey’s updated love letter to the city started an evening of celebration.
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Perry Barr Regeneration Scheme wins regional housing award
Âé¶¹¸ßÇå City Council’s Perry Barr Regeneration Scheme has received another industry award.
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Statement on the explosion at Kingstanding
We are very sad to hear that a woman has died following the explosion at a house in Kingstanding.
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Plans to showcase Âé¶¹¸ßÇå's vibrant creativity and cultural scene
Plans to help Âé¶¹¸ßÇå tourism recover from the pandemic and further promote the city as a national and international destination are to go before the council's cabinet.
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Peace Gardens to host special Covid memorial service
Âé¶¹¸ßÇå’s Peace Garden is to host a special Covid memorial service – open to the public – bringing together the city’s faith leaders to remember those lost on Sunday (26 June).