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News published July 2025

• Locations for new speed cameras announced

  Six new sites for the location of speed cameras across Birmingham have been announced by the city council, which will be installed by the end of the year.

  

  Published 10th July 2025.

• Council visits around 2,000 tenants in an intensive week of activity to offer support

  Visiting housing tenants and asking them how they are has been the focus of an intensive week of activity by Birmingham City Council.

  

  Published 10th July 2025.

• Retrofit project that has made council homes warmer and has saved tenants money wins award

  Birmingham City Council tenants in more than 2,000 households are now living in greener, warmer council homes thanks to a scheme that won a Retrofit Project of the Year award.

  

  Published 10th July 2025.

• Statement on latest position on waste service industrial action

  Statement from Cllr John Cotton, leader of the city council -

  Published 9th July 2025.

• Woman prosecuted for illegally subletting Birmingham council home

  A former Birmingham City Council tenant has been fined and lost her council home after pleading guilty to unlawfully subletting.

  Published 9th July 2025.

• Further consultation on future of council-run care centres

  The city council is running a phase 3 consultation on the future of its three council-run care centres: Kenrick, Perry Tree and Ann Marie Howes.

  

  Published 2nd July 2025.

• Birmingham Urges Residents to Support National Knife Surrender Campaign to Tackle Weapon-Related Harm

  Birmingham City Council is backing a national campaign to reduce knife crime by encouraging residents to surrender dangerous weapons anonymously and safely.

  

  Published 1st July 2025.

• Birmingham Steps Up for ASB Awareness Week to Support Victims and Safer Communities

  Birmingham City Council is backing the UK-wide campaign for Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week 2025, taking place from 30 June to 6 July.

  Published 1st July 2025.

• Birmingham Targets Dangerous E-Bikes in Major Multi-Agency Crackdown

  Birmingham City Council and partners have carried out a major enforcement operation targeting illegally modified e-bikes in Birmingham city centre.

  Published 1st July 2025.