News archive
News published September 2025
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International Day of Birmingham returns for a second year
Everyone is invited to celebrate this annual tribute to the historic alliance of Birminghams, championed by Brummie comedian Joe Lycett.
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First ever Birmingham Suicide Prevention Week launches with library exhibition
Birmingham’s inaugural Suicide Prevention Week has launched with an exhibition at the Library of Birmingham honouring those lost to suicide while also encouraging open conversations about the topic.
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Libraries Set for Refurbishment Under New Connected Communities Service Model
Up to ten Birmingham community library hubs are set to undergo refurbishment works to support the delivery of the new Connected Communities service model.
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Statement on the death of Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Kent
A statement from the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Zafar Iqbal.
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Proposal to keep open three council-run care centres
In a boost for service users and their families, Birmingham's three council-run care centres will remain open, if recommendations to cabinet are approved next week.
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Get on your bike this September
Residents and businesses in Birmingham are being encouraged to get on their bikes throughout September.
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Birmingham Community Leisure Trust and Serco Leisure to operate Alexander Stadium
Birmingham Community Leisure Trust (BCLT) and its managing agent Serco Leisure have been announced as the new operators of Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium.
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Future Secured: Birmingham’s HAF Programme Expands to Reach More Families Than Ever
Birmingham City Council is proud to spotlight the continued success of its Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme, Bring it on Brum! as the Department for Education confirms future funding.
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Council works alongside police in crackdown on uninsured drivers
A major crackdown on uninsured driving has seen dozens of vehicles seized across Birmingham, as part of a multi-agency operation targeting illegal motorists.
