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Three plans that could change the face of Birmingham - from Smithfield to River Rea project

Three plans that could change the face of Birmingham - from Smithfield to River Rea project
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Proposals for riverside neighbourhood advance

Proposals for the development of a new riverside neighbourhood in Birmingham, which include more than 1,300 homes, have been backed by the council.

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Declining Birmingham district could be revitalised by re-naturalised hidden river scheme

Declining Birmingham district could be revitalised by re-naturalised hidden river scheme
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Green light for Digbeth 1,300 homes scheme

Green light for Digbeth 1,300 homes scheme
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More than 1,300 homes to be delivered around Digbeth river

Ten blocks of four to 15 storeys are set to be developed around the River Rea

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