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News published March 2020

• Message of reassurance from Cllr Sharon Thompson

  Cllr Sharon Thompson, cabinet member for homes and neighbourhoods, has reassured communities in the city following speculation about funerals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Published 22nd March 2020.

• Letter to parents regarding schools during coronavirus outbreak

  Dr Tim O'Neill, director of education and skills at Birmingham City Council, has written to all parents about the situation with schools in the city.

  Published 20th March 2020.

• Trading Standards seize potentially harmful sanitizer

  Trading Standards Enforcement Officers seized bottles of potentially harmful hand sanitizer from a Birmingham trader yesterday (Thursday 19 March).

  

  Published 20th March 2020.

• Trading Standards warn traders over dual-pricing practices

  Birmingham’s Trading Standards teams visited shops across the city as part of a clamp-down on dual-pricing, warning traders they face prosecution if found to be exploiting customers in this way.

  Published 19th March 2020.

• Supporting Birmingham businesses through the coronavirus outbreak

  Birmingham City Council has stepped up efforts to help small businesses in Birmingham meet the coronavirus challenge.

  Published 19th March 2020.

• Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market scoops top award for third year

  Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market has been named the Best Outdoor Event in the city, by readers of What’s On magazine, it was announced today (19 March 2020).

  

  Published 19th March 2020.

• Contract to redevelop Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium awarded to McLaughlin & Harvey

  The contract to redevelop Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium into a high-quality venue for diverse sporting, leisure, community and cultural events has been awarded by the council to McLaughlin & Harvey.

  

  Published 18th March 2020.

• Council and communities work together to tackle coronavirus

  Birmingham City Council is working with the city’s voluntary sector umbrella body, Birmingham Voluntary Service Council, to create a coordinated community response to the coronavirus outbreak.

  Published 17th March 2020.

• Further confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Birmingham

  There have been three further confirmed cases of coronavirus in Birmingham today (13th March 2020) bringing the total number of cases in the city to five.

  

  Published 13th March 2020.

• Local school children share their thoughts on Birmingham City Council’s draft Transport Plan

  Birmingham City Council hosted its School Transport Summit on Wednesday 11 March.

  

  Published 13th March 2020.

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