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People will now have more choice of how to pay for parking in Birmingham when the city council goes live on the National Parking Platform (NPP).
People illegally subletting social housing in Birmingham will be identified and may be removed from the property, following a new data-sharing partnership between the Cabinet Office and Airbnb.
Birmingham City Council’s tenancy fraud team has saved nearly £5 million for the public purse through robust tenancy fraud investigations over the last year.
A partnership between Birmingham City University (BCU) and Canal & River Trust (CRT) has resulted in the installation of new Accessible Mooring bollards to the UK’s canal network.
Birmingham shoppers were left doing a double take when Mr and Mrs Wormwood were spotted in the Bullring.
Chelmsley Wood community groups, voluntary organizations and social enterprises are invited to apply for a new grant and be part of the conversations on the Pride in Place programme.
Birmingham City Council’s Trading Standards team has successfully prosecuted a Northfield business and its owner after uncovering a significant quantity of illicit and counterfeit goods.
- 23rd March 2026
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery are celebrating a 305 per cent increase in visitor numbers during 2025.
A major new creative campaign is calling on people across Birmingham to imagine what the city could look like in 2050.
- 5th December 2025
Children’s author and illustrator Duncan Beedie is hosting a special festive book-reading at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery – starring a badger who loves heavy metal music.