News archive
News published October 2021
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Dudley Road wins Levelling-Up funding to tackle social inequalities
The A457 Dudley Road Improvement Scheme in Birmingham has received £19.94m to improve travel infrastructure.
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Birmingham successfully bids for £52 million to regenerate key parts of the city
The council has successfully bid for funding to support important initiatives happening across the city.
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Council secures successful prosecution against private letting agent Principal Homes who unlawfully evicted tenant
Birmingham City Council has successfully prosecuted a private letting agent after they unlawfully evicted a tenant
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#AdditionalNotSpecial - a powerful message from RISE Youth Forum
Cllr Sharon Thompson, cabinet member for children and vulnerable families, has praised a group of young people with additional needs for their campaigning work.
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Birmingham Jobs Fair - jobs available on the day!
Thousands of jobs will be available with 50 employers across the region at the Birmingham Jobs Fair, with job offers on the day.
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It’s beginning to look a bit like Christmas…
Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market will start to take shape this weekend, as the city prepares for the festive attraction’s return next month.
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Council launches consultation on selective licensing scheme for private landlords at www.birminghambeheard.org.uk
Following approval to pursue the introduction of a selective licensing scheme for privately rented housing across 25 of its wards, the Council is launching a 10-week consultation.
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Yardley East by-election result 21 October 2021
The result of the Yardley East by-election is as follows:
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The World Reimagined comes to Birmingham
National art education project featuring globally-recognised artists comes to Birmingham next year to transform how we understand the Transatlantic Slave Trade and its impact on us all.
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Providing more than 80,000 supermarket vouchers over October half-term
Birmingham City Council will be ensuring families eligible for free school meals over the upcoming October half-term break will get the help they need.
