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News published August 2019

• Revamped Alexander Stadium set to become new home for university sports courses

  Birmingham’s redeveloped Alexander Stadium is set to provide a new base for up to a thousand Birmingham City University sports and exercise students, leaving a major sporting legacy in the city.

  

  Published 30th August 2019.

• Counterfeit goods seized in Birmingham factory raid

  A major counterfeiting operation has been disrupted after clothing and equipment worth hundreds of thousands of pounds were seized in a raid on a Birmingham factory.

  

  Published 30th August 2019.

• Love Your Street Day in Alum Rock

  Birmingham City Council officers and staff from partner organisations joined forces for a Love Your Street Day in Alum Rock today (August 28).

  Published 28th August 2019.

• Pet shop pair sentenced for animal welfare offences

  Two Birmingham men have been sentenced for offences relating to the welfare of animals kept at a pet shop in Bordesley Green.

  Published 21st August 2019.

• A lot of value from the city's allotments

  Allotments managed by Birmingham City Council annually produce food worth £4.3million according to a recently-published report.

  

  Published 12th August 2019.

• Chief executive arrangements

  Confirmation of arrangements for Birmingham City Council chief executive

  Published 9th August 2019.

• New Ladywood leisure centre up and running

  Ladywood's £8.5 million state-of-the-art leisure centre in Ladywood, located between Icknield Port Road and Ladywood Middleway, has opened its doors to the public

  

  Published 9th August 2019.

• Non-Executive Advisors formally appointed

  Five Non-Executive Advisors who are part of the city council’s new improvement model have formally been appointed.

  Published 7th August 2019.

• Statement on Capita contract

  The following is a joint statement on the partnership between Birmingham City Council and Capita.

  Published 1st August 2019.

• Perry Barr regeneration: Phase Two planning consent is secured

  Outline proposals for the second phase of the regeneration of Perry Barr were approved by Birmingham City Council’s Planning Committee today (August 1).

  

  Published 1st August 2019.