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01 June 2026

HS2 Land Release Clears Path for First Phase of Arden Cross

Next stage of HealthTech Campus proposals will now be accelerated - before HS2 Interchange station is operational

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28 May 2026

Mayor unveils blueprint to revitalise West Midlands nightlife

A bold new vision for the West Midlands to become one of the most vibrant, safe and accessible regions after dark has been unveiled by Mayor Richard...

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22 May 2026

Mayor announces £1m for 'iconic' Moseley Road Baths restoration

Funding means the nationally significant building will be more energy efficient when it reopens as a thriving community destination for swimming,...

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21 May 2026

Bournville Village Trust secures £900,000 grant to improve homes

Mayor announces West Midlands Combined Authority funding to help one of the Midlands’ longest-serving independent charitable trusts improve the energy...

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Phase 1: East Birmingham to North Solihull tram extension

How the Mayor has secured funding for the project – which will kickstart Birmingham’s huge Sports Quarter regeneration project – has been made available as part of a £2.4 billion Government boost to the West Midlands transport network.