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News published September 2017

• Response to latest Birmingham Independent Improvement Panel letter

  Birmingham City Council responds to the Birmingham Independent Improvement Panel's latest letter to the Communities Secretary.

  Published 19th September 2017.

• Birmingham landlord who didn’t care ordered to pay nearly £4k

  A Birmingham landlord was ordered to pay £3,860 at Birmingham Magistrates Court today (14 September 2017) for failing to obtain an HMO licence and for breaching management regulations.

  

  Published 14th September 2017.

• Latest Secretary of State response to Improvement Panel

  The Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, has written a response to a letter he received from the Birmingham Independent Improvement Panel on August 4.

  Published 11th September 2017.

• Car trader sold unroadworthy vehicles

  A Birmingham car trader has admitted a total of 42 offences relating to the sale of unroadworthy vehicles.

  

  Published 11th September 2017.

• Statement from Cllr John Clancy

  The following is a statement issued by Cllr John Clancy this afternoon (September 11):

  Published 11th September 2017.

• Turning garage sites and pubs into 131 new homes

  Birmingham City Council’s Cabinet will be asked to approve a two year house-building programme worth nearly £19 million at a meeting on Wednesday 13 September.

  

  Published 8th September 2017.

• Plaque commemorates First World War Birmingham Pals

  This Saturday sees the installation of a plaque at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in memory of the Birmingham Pals.

  

  Published 7th September 2017.

• Council House complex and BM&AG feasibility study

  A contractor-led design team has been appointed to conduct a feasibility study into a major modernisation of the Council House complex & Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

  Published 7th September 2017.

• Birmingham welcomes Commonwealth Games decision

  Birmingham today (7 September 2017) welcomed the decision by the Commonwealth Games Delivery Unit (CGDU) to recommend it as a Candidate City to host the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

  

  Published 7th September 2017.

• 22 reasons Birmingham should host the 2022 Commonwealth Games

  With the decision due soon as to whether an English Bid for the 2022 Commonwealth Games the Birmingham bid team has compiled a list of 22 reasons why the city should be selected.

  

  Published 5th September 2017.

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