Wolverhampton will be one of the first places to benefit from a package of Government investment designed to breathe new life into disadvantaged communities. The city will receive a share of the £1.5 billion Brownfield Fund, which is where derelict sites across the country are transformed into new homes. The fund also helps people onto the property ladder and boosts local communities. As a result, it will help boost already existing communities and create new areas of employment. Stuart Anderson, MP for Wolverhampton Southwest, has been championing for extra investment in regenerating brownfield sites to meet future housing and employment…
Author: Danveer Vagree
Popular BBC television series MasterChef is relocating to Birmingham and has been hailed as a boost for long-standing plans to regenerate the Digbeth area of the city. Production of the BBC’s MasterChef will be moved to Birmingham from 2024, the first time the show will be made outside London in more than 20 years. The series will be made at the new Digbeth Loc studios founded by the Peaky Blinders creator, Steven Knight as part of a six-year deal. Paul Kitson, Strategic Director for Place, Prosperity and Sustainability at Birmingham City Council, said the move complemented work already being undertaken via the…