An elevated urban garden, new food hub and community green space are just some of the proposals being mooted following a major consultation into the future of Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter.
A trio of separate 'visions' for the district have now been put forward which could see streets transformed into pedestrian friendly boulevards and a car park turned into a thriving destination for foodies.
The Jewellery Quarter Development Trust (JQDT) secured funding last year from the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership to create a so-called 'cultural action zone' since when it has carried out the study alongside a host of different partners and consultees.
