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View here the latest Commonwelth Games Newsletter.
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The museum closed in October 2018 needing urgent electrical repairs.
So what is different?
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Midland Metro Alliance might just have faced reality in forecasting a date for the trams to restart. But the date is not what we wanted!
Community Groups to stage their own 2022 Festival events with funding from Birmingham City Council.
Community Groups to stage their own 2022 Festival events with funding from Birmingham City Council.
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This barrier will have to be removed on Monday 4th Apri to enable testing of the extension upto 54 Hagley road to commence.
Mobile Household Recycling Centre will be coming to Lightthorne Avenue B16 8EB.
Continue readingThis published document explains the current status of the trams in Birmingham giving explanations as to why they are not runnng and the processes in progress to achieve a live running service.
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The Wonderous Stories show featured takes place on 19 and 20 March with two shows at 6:30pm and 8:30pm.
And it’s Free!!
This is the openig event of the Birmingham 2022 Festival.
The event takes place twice each evening in Centenary Square during Wednesday 16 to Sunday 20 March
(Photo taken in a practice session on 13 March)
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Colourful celebrations for the start of Chinese New Year 2022 will commence in Westside this week. The traditional lion dance starts in Centenary Square at 8.30am on Tuesday 1 February.
Find out the details by viewing the Westside Business Improvement District website here.
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Location: King Edwards Road (by Anderton Street) B1 2QQ – see map below
Bring your unwanted items 7am to 12 noon.
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Around 50 stalls in Greenfield Crescent, Edgbaston Village, situated off Fiveways Island and bordered by Hagley Road, Calthorpe Road and Highfield Road.
10am to 4pm
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Here is the Birmingham Council’s update at 3 December 2021
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The Express & Star reports that an independent review is to be set up into the West Midlands tram failures.
Let’s hope that this provides an early solution and does not uncover more problems or lead to even more delays in providing the service.
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Corporation Street – We won’t see trams again there for some time it now seems.
One wonders who is paying for this major ongoing and repeating problem!
The Express and Star has published some news about the Metro Closure.
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After almost 3 months of non-running for track replacement, the service ran for a day but is again suspended for 4 weeks.
A previous problem seems to have recurred – that of cracks in the trams.
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This Friday 12 November there is a Street Market and Christmas Lights switch on in Edgbaston Village
Owners are faced with huge bills for something that is not their fault.
Left – A city centre apartment building currently under cladding replacement works.
The current consultations by the Council with city dwellers – Have your say.
View and access the consultations currently on the go here.
www.BrumCityCentre.com 