HBD’s Origin JV lets 320,000 sq ft in trio of Midlands deals

Demolition has started at a former West Midlands chemical works, after an 89,000 sq ft warehouse and logistics redevelopment was given the green light.

The West Midlands Combined Authority has agreed a deal in principle to acquire the region’s largest private-sector bus service.

Birmingham-based Sterling Pharmaceuticals has lodged long-awaited plans for a best-in-class manufacturing facility on the former MG Rover site at Longbridge West.

Plans to build thousands of homes near Midlands transport hubs could be delivered more quickly, the Government says, after changes to national planning frameworks were given the green light.

Demolition work has begun on a major leisure centre redevelopment, marking the start of a scheme to transform sports and community facilities in North Warwickshire.

A food market, an expanded college and more town centre homes could become the basis of a rebooted town centre, under council-backed proposals.

One of the original homes of Britain’s heavy industries, the city of the six towns has spent a long time figuring out what comes after ceramics and coal. Is the city finally entering a period of delivery?

More than 200 affordable homes will benefit from a funding boost from the West Midlands Combined Authority, including an £18m development at William Farr House in Shrewsbury.

Fresh images have been released showing how a 146-bedroom hotel at an iconic Birmingham sporting venue will look once completed next year.