Council approves £140m regeneration plan for Digbeth quarter
The decade-long scheme will deliver 1,200 new homes, a public square and protected creative workspaces alongside the existing custard factory.
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The decade-long scheme will deliver 1,200 new homes, a public square and protected creative workspaces alongside the existing custard factory.
The restored venue welcomed 18,000 visitors across its first three nights of programming, with promoters already adding spring dates.
A wave of new openings across the city and county is being driven by younger readers and a renewed appetite for hyperlocal events.
Developers say first cells could roll off the line within two years, with up to 6,000 jobs across the supply chain.
The 90-hectare site would link existing trails and add a visitor centre, café and dark-sky observation deck.
The new phase adds a record shop, chippy and indoor market hall, with costumed interpreters drawn from local volunteers.
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