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Commonwealth Games 2022

Report shows positive impact of Birmingham Festival 23

Evaluation highlights the appetite for arts, culture and entertainment in the city.

28 November, 2023 in Attractions, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Dance, Family, Festivals, Music.

Ready, set, make

4600 Gifts mass-making workshops arriving in Cathedral Square.

6 May, 2022 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Festivals.

Commonwealth Games expands presence at Brindleyplace

Games organisers moving into new city centre premises.

8 July, 2021 in Business, Commonwealth Games 2022, Property Press.

Birmingham 2022 Creative City Grants – applications now live

City community groups can now apply for grants to deliver creative projects.

20 June, 2021 in Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community.

Funding boost for city theatre

The Rep awarded £1.47 million GBSLEP funding to transform public space.

16 June, 2021 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Theatre.

Lottery boost for local employment chances

National Lottery funding for young people to learn new skills through Commonwealth Games.

27 May, 2021 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Employment, Training.

Team England athletes demonstrate lockdown home workouts

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and Team England unveil 22 exercises to try at home.

26 January, 2021 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Health.

Commonwealth Games IT contract awarded

Birmingham 2022 appoints IT firm NVT Group as official provider for the Games.

27 November, 2020 in Business, Commonwealth Games 2022, Sport, technology.

Landmark for Commonwealth Games community initiative

Birmingham 2022 community programme welcomes fiftieth project.

20 November, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Sport.

Photography exhibition to coincide with 2022 Commonwealth Games

Documenting post–1945 migration by those who settled in Birmingham.

22 October, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Exhibitions, Photography.

Birmingham 2022 begins search for Hometown Heroes

Stars of West Midlands community sport wanted to be the faces of new campaign.

14 October, 2020 in Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community.

West Midlands arts projects receive Commonwealth Games funding

£600,000 awarded through Spirit of 2012 collaboration with Birmingham 2022.

18 September, 2020 in Charities, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Dance, Family.

Further projects supported by Birmingham 2022 Community Programme

More than forty initiatives now receiving Games programme funding.

2 September, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Dance, Music.

Sports facilities invited to become Commonwealth Games training venues

Search begins for Birmingham 2022 training venues to host international athletes.

27 August, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community.

Investment announced on Birmingham railways

Major University station upgrade will boost economy and improve journeys for passengers.<

22 July, 2020 in Business, Commonwealth Games 2022, Transport, Travel.

More than 150 jobs to be created with Games broadcaster

Birmingham 2022 and CGFP announce Sunset+Vine as Host Broadcaster.

14 July, 2020 in Business, Commonwealth Games 2022, Employment, Media.

The second rate city

Andy Munro has a bit of a moan.

11 July, 2020 in Comment, Commonwealth Games 2022, Football, Media, Music, Retail.

Birmingham 2022 Countdown Clock revealed

Longines and Commonwealth Games Federation agree historic partnership.

9 March, 2020 in Business, Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community.

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games launch new community programme

United by Birmingham 2022 is bringing together community projects in support of the Games.

5 March, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Sport.

Top names to perform for Artrix fundraiser

An evening of great live music, with Andy Bennett and special guests.

13 February, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Music.

West Midlands unveils £1 billion strategy to grow visitor economy

UK’s first regional Tourism Strategy follows the Government’s Tourism Sector Deal.

18 September, 2019 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Sport, Tourism, Travel.

Student facilities to be part of Commonwealth Games legacy

Plans unveiled for redeveloped Alexander Stadium to become new home for university’s sports courses.

31 August, 2019 in Business, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Education, Employment.

Birmingham 2022 advertising campaign revealed

Organisers share vision of a Games for Everyone.

30 July, 2019 in Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community.

Tories slam council over lack of Perry Barr consultation

Council accused of refusal to listen concerns over flyover demolition.

12 July, 2019 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Council, Transport.

Commonwealth Games arts project to be launched

Birmingham 2022 seeks Common Ground with the West Midlands.

3 July, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Sport.

The great handover

Stephen Pennell starts warming up for 2022.

23 April, 2018 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Dance, Music.

Transport chiefs in training for games

Public transport planning starts for 2022 Commonwealth Games.

19 April, 2018 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Transport.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Something they forgot to mention

Two Sandwell community swimming pools to close to help fund Commonwealth Games Aquatics Centre, reports Steve Beauchampe.

24 January, 2018 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Swimming.

Birmingham students to debate role of the Commonwealth

Event hopes to spotlight effect on Britain’s relations with the world.

12 January, 2018 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Education, Politics.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Welcome to the Velodrome

But if Birmingham hosts the Games then track cycling will be in London or Manchester according to Metro Mayor Andy Street, writes Steve Beauchampe.

6 September, 2017 in Commonwealth Games 2022.

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