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News published October 2021

• 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.

  Published 29th October 2021.

• 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.

  

  Published 27th October 2021.

• 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

  Published 27th October 2021.

• #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.

  Published 26th October 2021.

• 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.

  

  Published 25th October 2021.

• 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.

  

  Published 22nd October 2021.

• 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.

  Published 22nd October 2021.

• Yardley East by-election result 21 October 2021

  The result of the Yardley East by-election is as follows:

  Published 21st October 2021.

• 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.

  

  Published 20th October 2021.

• 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.

  Published 19th October 2021.

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