Investment news
Ladywood: Birmingham’s most significant housing development in a generation
A £2.5bn investment will bring new homes, jobs, improved council housing, and community benefits to Birmingham’s most significant housing development in a generation.
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Key announcements from the UK’s first regional Investment Summit held outside London
Birmingham is marking a huge surge in confidence in the city’s future, by hosting the first Government Regional Investment Summit held outside London.
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PURE: helping disadvantaged residents overcome barriers to entering work
Birmingham City Council is providing specialist support to residents with disabilities, health challenges, complex disadvantages, and who have not been in work for some time.
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£1.87m to help young people into work and training
Birmingham’s young people aged 18 to 21, and most at risk of not being in training, education, or employment, are set to benefit from a £1.87 million programme.
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Birmingham leading the way for the UK’s Circular Economy
Save the date - another UK summit is coming to Birmingham on 5th February 2026.
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Wagner’s Sports Quarter regeneration plan starts taking shape
Birmingham’s Sports Quarter is shaping up as one of the city’s most ambitious regeneration projects, headed up by Knighthead Capital Management and their co-founder, BCFC Chairman Tom Wagner.
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Mayor Richard Parker, issues a call to global investors: ‘Now is the time’
Announced at the investment summit held in the city, Birmingham’s stepping onto the global investment stage as a major part of the £19 billion worth of opportunities in the region.
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Druids Heath housing scheme moves forward with agreement of developer
Birmingham City Council has selected Lovell as the preferred developer for the Druids Heath regeneration scheme, to move forward with this landmark housing programme.
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Investing in economic growth, health equity, and opportunity for all
Aston University has unveiled its Civic Agreement 2030 to foster socioeconomic transformation across Birmingham.
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Pride in Place government initiative dedicates millions to community renewal across Birmingham
Birmingham will benefit significantly from the government’s new £5 billion funding for reviving pride in local places which will channel long-term investment into communities across the country.
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Healthy investment into Birmingham’s medical and tech sector
Investment fosters innovation with the debut of Birmingham Health Innovation Campus (BHIC)’s first building, No.1 BHIC.
