The authority has this week revealed its plans for another painful budget, leaving residents bracing for more cuts ...

Ahead of the club's biggest game in years, The Athletic went behind the scenes to see the effect of their Tom Brady-backed ...

Local legal and financial experts are weighing these prospects for future housing affordability and regulatory changes on the ...

The public will have an opportunity to weigh in on the look and feel of the new building and indicate preferences on exterior form, entryway and building materials, using their cell phones to ...

Commissioners want the crisis-hit authority to increase the pace at which it is generating cash to stave off financial ruin ...

Members of Birmingham's Council ... state of thousands of city homes rented to tenants by the city council during discussion about the business plan set out on housing, including rent rises ...

Birmingham City Council House. Taken by LDR Alexander Brock. Permission for use for all LDRS partners. A PSPO covering the area within and surrounding Erdington High Street expired towards the end ...

Here’s a look at the orders in place or planned across the city and what they prevent residents from doing. Birmingham City Council House. Taken by LDR Alexander Brock. Permission for use for all LDRS ...

A decision on plans for new student blocks in Birmingham ... recently-published council officer’s report said the scheme is able to demonstrate a need for the development and added it would be “very ...

“We share the government’s ambition to deliver new homes at scale and pace, and by working closely with Homes England and Birmingham City Council, we can create a vibrant, sustainable new community.” ...

It had previously been confirmed the remaining 213 homes at the site would be used as social housing by the council. Birmingham City Council said the residential scheme would still provide homes ...

A councillor in Birmingham ... on to the housing ladder. "I've had a look at the apartments and they're beautiful, but they're sitting there like a ghost town." Birmingham City Council said ...