The Latest Breaking News from Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City Council has begun to take down tributes left for Ozzy Osbourne in his home city following the heavy metal icon's death aged 76 last month and plan to give them to Black Sabbath frontman's family.

The former Labour leader warned other councils could threaten wage cuts as he visited a picket line in Tyseley.

Police say they do not believe the boy died under suspicious circumstances after jumping into a lake

A bull escaped from an abattoir and was seen running through the streets of Birmingham on Friday morning. Birmingham City Council staff safely contained the bull in New Bond Street, Digbeth, after it was spotted by passers-by. The bull, estimated to be around two years old, was cared for by…

Members of Unite have been on all-out strike since March 11 in a row over pay and jobs in Birmingham.

Sharon Graham will head the Unite union’s negotiating team at talks on Thursday morning under the auspices of conciliation service Acas.

Rubbish has been piling up in the streets since hundreds of bin workers walked out on March 11 in a dispute with Birmingham City Council.

Firefighters have now warned other residents not to do the same during the ongoing bin strike

Conciliation service Acas will be involved in the meeting for the first time since the row flared earlier this year.

Union officials have said the end of the bin strikes are in ‘touching distance’ after a seven-week standoff

Local residents facing mounting piles of rubbish after more than a month of industrial action