Birmingham City Council is working alongside local partners to enhance the safety and experience of people using Cathedral Square and surrounding streets in the heart of the city centre.
Birmingham’s celebration of Black history and culture, and how that’s helped shape the city’s identity, will begin with a programme launch on 28 September.
The Housing Team at Birmingham City Council has been awarded the bronze standard from The Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) for its work on supporting survivors of domestic abuse.
Residents in Birmingham are encouraged to help shape the future of the region’s bus network ahead of mayor Richard Parker’s plans to bring buses back under public control.
Birmingham’s purpose-built conference and events venue, The Eastside Rooms, is celebrating five years since taking its first booking in 2021 - having since welcomed thousands of meetings, conferences, dinners and training sessions
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