Alexander Brock

2 months ago | business-live.co.uk | Alistair Houghton |Alexander Brock

Plans to partially dismantle Birmingham's Northfield Shopping Centre to pave the way for a new Lidl supermarket have been earmarked for approval. The budget-friendly grocery chain wants to raze a section of the shopping complex, with the targeted area currently unoccupied and formerly home to Wilko. Should the proposal receive the go-ahead next week, a new Lidl outlet would be developed, complete with 124 car parking bays and provisions for 12 bicycles.

Mar 7, 2025 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Alexander Brock |Shehnaz Khan

Proposals to build hundreds of homes in a tower block as a part of huge city centre development have been recommended for approval by councillors. Birmingham's Smithfield project, which will see former wholesale markets near the Bullring shopping centre turned into a new landmark destination, was given overall approval last year. As part of the scheme, plans for an apartment block of 408 homes will be considered by Birmingham City Council's planning committee on 13 March.

Mar 7, 2025 | yahoo.com | Alexander Brock |Shehnaz Khan

Proposals to build hundreds of homes in a tower block as a part of huge city centre development have been recommended for approval by councillors. Birmingham's Smithfield project, which will see former wholesale markets near the Bullring shopping centre turned into a new landmark destination, was given overall approval last year. As part of the scheme, plans for an apartment block of 408 homes will be considered by Birmingham City Council's planning committee on 13 March.

Feb 18, 2025 | birminghamworld.uk | Gurdip Thandi |Alexander Brock

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA major revamp of Birmingham’s iconic Edgbaston Stadium is expected to boost the local economy and create hundreds of jobs. Birmingham City Council gave the green light to venue bosses to demolish Priory and Raglan Stands at Warwickshire County Cricket Club’s home and replace them with a new 3,191-seat facility and a 146-bed Raddison Red hotel.

Jan 16, 2025 | expressandstar.com | Alexander Brock

The scheme for the area in Dudley Road has outline planning permission for 750 homes, including the conversion of the historic infirmary frontage into apartments. Developer Vistry Group said it had exchanged contracts with Homes England, the government’s housing agency, to deliver the regeneration and a detailed planning application would be brought forward later this year.