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Birmingham City Council

£100m boost for Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative
Economic Development
The cash comes on top of £245 million already allocated since 2011 to the Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative - of which a large slice has been secured by West Midlands based companies
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New £4 million scheme to help city's jobless youngsters
Economic Development
Birmingham City Council and business bosses given cash to spend on training
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Green belt land needed to tackle 'major housing crisis' says city planning chief
Commercial Property
Waheed Nazir warns of 'incredible challenge' and says councils must wake up and start dealing with housing shortage
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Protests over West Heath Library closure
Economic Development
The 50-strong, placard waving crowd gathered outside the library, closed in January because of a leaking roof, before marching through West Heath
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More glory for Library of Birmingham in RICS Awards
Commercial Property
£188 million project named project of the year for second time in a month
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Council pensions pot and the Secret Wealth Garden
Economic Development
Birmingham city councillor John Clancy claims councils are wasting money by paying almost £500 million a year to city financiers for investment advice
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Station hopes rise as rivals team up with City Eight
Economic Development
The company chosen to deliver local television in Birmingham has joined with a rival in a new business called City Eight.
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Half of city primary schools still unable to provide free dinners
Economic Development
Almost half of city council-controlled infant and primary schools are not yet ready to provide free meals to pupils.
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Warwickshire CCC chief predicts record Ashes crowd at Edgbaston
Economic Development
Warwickshire County Cricket Club boss Colin Povey said a five-day test match against Australia is likely to exceed the record 101,000 crowd Edgbaston enjoyed in the 2009 Ashes
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Edgbaston chief relishing return of 'biggest ticket in world cricket'
Economic Development
Warwickshire boss Colin Povey said a five-day test match against Australia is likely to exceed the record 101,000 crowd Edgbaston enjoyed in the 2009 Ashes.
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New politics and new economics discussed at BCO conference in Birmingham
Economic Development
Sir Albert Bore welcomes 450-plus delegates to second day of three-day conference, which started on Wednesday with tours of Jaguar Land Rover and the city centre
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Tory conference is a worthwhile exception to pecuniary precaution
Opinion
One of Mike Whitby's more controversial legacies as Birmingham City Council leader was the £1.48 million commitment to hosting the Tory Party party.
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Politics and rows as the Trojan Horse scandal descends into the mire
Opinion
The not-so-tight-lipped row between Tory Michael Gove and Lib Dem David Laws over free schools and free school meals suggests a dysfunctional department .
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City in fight for better HS2 deal
Economic Development
Public and private sector organisations will submit petitions to the HS2 bill calling for better transport links, more jobs and opposing giant 'drainage ponds'
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Birmingham roads could be turned into 15mph 'cycle streets'
Economic Development
Birmingham City Council has expressed an interest in the latest initiative which would allow the installation of cycle priority measures
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British Council for Offices 2014: What makes Birmingham a great place to do business?
Commercial Property
Neil Rami , chief executive of Marketing Birmingham, explains why the city is attracting unprecedented levels of investment
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British Council for Offices 2014: Recognition for history of excellence and innovation in office design
Commercial Property
Ian Standing, director, Associated Architects, BCO Midlands and East Anglia Chapter chairman 2000-06, looks at the city's award-winning workplaces.
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Backing for Iron Bowl design challenge between Birmingham and US namesake
Enterprise
The Iron Bowl is the brainchild of William McGrath, chief executive of Aga Rangemaster, one of many local businesses who supported last week’s Birmingham Made Me Jobs Fairs, part of Birmingham Year of Science 2014
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Aston Science Park founder Dr Derek Harris dies
Economic Development
Pioneer helped to transform huge area of derelict land into leading hub for science and technology businesses
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Birmingham Civic Society to host second debate about what defines the city
Economic Development
Throughout 2014 Birmingham Civic Society is conducting a wide-ranging consultation project called Birmingham’s Future: Shape Your City
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HS2 Curzon: A regeneration wave - cursory cosmetics won't do
Opinion
Sir Albert highlighted the views of Lord Deighton, expressed in his report on maximizing the economic growth and job opportunities from HS2, pointing out that railway stations could be used as a catalyst for growth.
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ICE Awards 2014
Commercial Property
Institution of Civil Engineers 2014 West Midlands Awards
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ICE Awards 2014
Commercial Property
Institution of Civil Engineers 2014 West Midlands Awards
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Institution of Civil Engineers unveils 2014 West Midlands award projects
Commercial Property
Eighteen projects and developments submitted to annual regional award scheme celebrating best in civil engineering
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