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News published July 2018

• Working together in Birmingham’s neighbourhoods – share your views

  Birmingham spans a broad and diverse range of neighbourhoods, which include hundreds of community groups and local organisations.

  

  Published 30th July 2018.

• Birmingham celebrates four years to go until the 2022 Commonwealth Games

  Today (Friday 27 July) marks four years to go until the start of the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

  

  Published 27th July 2018.

• Birmingham shortlisted for Channel 4 headquarters

  Channel 4 (C4) has announced that Birmingham has made the final stage of the pitch process to host its new national HQ

  Published 24th July 2018.

• 3,000th new home built for Birmingham

  Birmingham City Council is celebrating the completion of the 3,000th home built through its award-winning house-building programme, Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust (BMHT).

  

  Published 23rd July 2018.

• Children's rights celebrated across Birmingham schools

  Birmingham schools, from nursery through to secondary, are embedding children’s rights into daily school life through the Unicef Rights Respecting School Award.

  

  Published 13th July 2018.

• Have your say on community cohesion in city

  Simplistic analysis of community cohesion in Birmingham fails to recognise the complexity of a super-diverse city according to the Cabinet Member with responsibility for the topic.

  Published 6th July 2018.

• Birmingham 2022 Chair is appointed

  The Prime Minister has appointed John Crabtree OBE as the Chair of the 2022 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee.

  Published 6th July 2018.

• Average speed camera plan for Middleway corridor

  Plans are being drawn up to install average speed enforcement cameras along a stretch of road in Birmingham where six people lost their lives last year.

  Published 5th July 2018.