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Birmingham City Council is proud to announce the development of a Young Futures Hub, a flagship initiative under the government’s Early Adopters Programme. Funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), this programme’s aims,...

As families take a break over the holidays many council staff and our partners will be working over the holidays to support residents. Cllr John Cotton, Leader of Birmingham City Council, said: “At this time every...

The new Board members are Andy Holden, Bradley Morrison, Cllr Saima Suleman and Cllr Ken Wood.   Andy Holden – creative and brand design leader across tourism/attractions, automotive, entertainment and FMCG sectors. Bradley Morrison – marketing and communications specialist...

Twelve previously unemployed young people have graduated today from a new on-site training hub designed to help more young Brummies start new high-quality jobs in construction. The new hub provides learners with access to practical, real-world...

Captain Chris Pohl is a long-haul airline captain and training captain with over four decades of experience in commercial aviation. Over his career, he has trained and mentored hundreds of pilots while flying a variety of...

Birmingham proudly marked a decade of being recognised as a City of Sanctuary at a special event held at the Council House. The celebration brought together elected members, community leaders, sanctuary seekers, partner organisations and residents to honour...

Birmingham City Council is strengthening public safety through its Hyperlocal Knife Crime Project, alongside supporting the Government’s Winter of Action campaign to tackle crime and ASB. Working with West Midlands Police, Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), and...

Birmingham City Council has officially opened applications for the Pride in Place Impact Fund, a £1.65m pot that’s directly handled by local groups to improve their community spaces. Backed by the UK Government’s Ministry of Housing,...

Birmingham City Council has welcomed the recent national announcement by the Department for Education of a £3 billion investment aimed at eliminating the SEND “postcode lottery.” This funding will support Birmingham’s improvement journey within our city’s...

A new report from Equi, Building Britain: British Muslims Giving Back, reveals how British Muslims generosity is increasingly bolstering frontline services across the UK. The report highlights an untapped potential for government and policymakers: to harness...