The Perry Barr 2040 Masterplan outlines an ambitious future vision for area over next two decades

Council announce “Masterplan” outlining ambitious future vision for Perry Barr by 2040

A draft “Masterplan” outlining an ambitious vision for how to further improve Perry Barr over the next two decades has been published by Birmingham City Council. The Perry Barr 2040 Masterplan aims to maximise opportunities presented by the existing qualities of the area including the current £700million+ package of major projects being delivered in the…

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The River - aka "Floozie in the Jacuzzi" - in Victoria Square is set to become a working fountain once again

Victoria Square fountain repair set to be approved by council ahead of Commonwealth Games

A multi-million pound regeneration of Birmingham’s city centre – which includes bringing the ‘Floozie in the Jacuzzi’ back to life as a fountain – is set to be approved by Cabinet next week. The full business case for the first phase of improvements – to be completed before the city welcomes around half a million…

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Birmingham City Council has reached an agreement around integrating the Old Curzon Street Station into the new HS2 terminus

Birmingham council reach agreement to integrate Old Curzon Street Station into new HS2 terminus

Britain’s new high-speed railway, HS2, has received the go-ahead from Birmingham City Council to begin the transformative refurbishment of the Old Curzon Street Station, marking the next phase of work around the new terminus in central Birmingham. The agreement with the Council who own the building, enables a long-term lease by HS2, with work due…

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Thousands march in Birmingham in act of solidarity for police brutality victim George Floyd

Birmingham city centre was packed with thousands of ‘Black Lives Matter’ protestors on Thursday afternoon to show solidarity for George Floyd, who died as a result of US police brutality on May 25 in Minnesota. The shocking death of the black victim, who kept pleading ‘I can’t breathe’ as a white officer pressed his knee…

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