More than 1,400 new homes will be created at Longbridge, an area situated in an unrivalled position at the foot of the Lickey Hills and yet with easy access to Birmingham city centre.
With the 75 acre Cofton Park to the north east of the development and, with the River Rea set to be rediscovered and transformed as a feature of the landscape, it is easy to see why Longbridge will become the place to live.
St. Modwen clears the way for first phase of Longbridge town centre
Select Research undertaking a ground-breaking study
A 'location for the future' will be key to Two Devon Way success
Natalie Mills overseeing the smooth running of the centre
...on one of Birmingham's biggest buildings, New West Works
...with the announcement that 80% of the Innovation Centre is now let
Read about the planning exhibitions held on 19 June and 21 June
View footage from Midlands Today and Central Tonight
Four major planning applications submitted
A further 40,000 sq ft of Grade A research & technology space
Bournville College will relocate to new premises at Longbridge
St Modwen visits St Columba's Catholic Primary School
...nearing completion at Cofton Centre.
...exceeding initial expectations for this landmark building.
...at the former MG Rover site at Longbridge.
...as Scyron moves into 3,500 sq ft of new office space.
Wednesday 6th February saw the very first 'meet your neighbours' event.
...sets up a regional base at Longbridge.
Innovation Centre Manager Andrea Fullard speaks about Longbridge.
...merchant firm (EH Smith) to expand in Longbridge.
Mike Murray talks about "the biggest regeneration scheme in the West Midlands".