Tag: Birmingham City Council
Edgbaston Reservoir to undergo major transformation
Birmingham City Council has launched a draft masterplan for Edgbaston Reservoir and is asking residents of Birmingham for their views.
The masterplan outlines a vision...
Think BLUE, let cyclists through: A34 cycle route now open
The first of two fully segregated cycle routes in Birmingham is now open for use.
The route provides 4.5km of two-way segregated cycle lanes along...
Second phase of Games Village legacy scheme submitted to council planners
An outline planning application for the 2nd phase of the regeneration of Perry Barr has been formally submitted to Birmingham City Council today (15/04).
Proposals...
Plans for 6,000 new homes in North Birmingham to be discussed at council cabinet...
Plans for 6,000 new homes in North Birmingham and up to 10,000 new jobs are set to be discussed at the council’s cabinet meeting...
Can I have a garden bonfire in Birmingham?
In short: It’s not illegal to have a garden bonfire but there are laws against the nuisance they can cause. It is, however, a...
Council launches consultation on City Centre Public Space Protection Order
Birmingham City Council is asking people who live or work in or visit Birmingham to share their views on plans to introduce measures to...
Severn Trent Water fined £500,000 for sewage discharge at Sutton Park
Severn Trent Water has been fined £500,000 after a blocked sewer caused sewage water to leak onto 1.15 hectares of Birmingham parkland.
The incident occurred...
New hub opens to tackle domestic violence and homelessness
Birmingham City Council in partnership with Birmingham & Solihull Women’s Aid has opened a new domestic abuse hub that will provide support to those...
Bin dispute over as the council and unions come to an agreement
Birmingham's bin dispute is finally over after the council's cabinet approved a legal agreement with the unions Unite and Unison.
Industrial action was initiated by...
Council receives funding to confront knife crime and gang culture
Birmingham City Council and 20 other community backed projects have been awarded a share of £9.5 million to confront knife crime and gang culture.
Working...