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Picture shows Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton holding a Save Birmingham placard. Two representatives of the campaign, Jeevan and Jo, stand either side of him. The photo is taken inside the Council House, with a staircase seen behind them.
City Council responds to SB's letter

Birmingham City Council has replied to Save Birmingham’s recent letter about the handling of community assets.

The exterior of Oddingley Hall
SB's recent event at Oddingley Hall

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Oddingley Hall last month for our Save Birmingham and Social Economy Drive event, marking two year

Save Birmingham goes public after Council silence

Today Save Birmingham goes public with our letter to Birmingham City Council after leaders failed to respond by the deadline.

SB Campaign progress to date!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Birmingham Youth Centres

Birmingham City Council (BCC) has announced that it is saving four of its Youth Centres that were previously thought to be at risk: The Factory, Th

Free online session - Valuing Worth

Join us for a free webinar to learn more about the process of 'Valuing Worth' in the context of Community Asset Transfer (CAT) in Birmingha

First report from BCC Commisioners released

The Commissioners who were appointed when Birmingham City Council declared a Section 114 notice in 2023 have released their first assessment of the

Youth Centres - ACT NOW!

Birmingham City Council are starting the process of reviewing their Youth Centres and have provided the below information to us at the Save Birming

Save Birmingham response to 2nd Stage Libraries Consultation

Earlier this month, Birmingham City Council released details of its preferred option for managing the library service across the city.&nb