Justice Not Crisis

Despite the recession and substantial cutbacks the Council are now allowed to keep Capital receipts from Land sales to build new homes. In addition the £57M Housing Revenue Account which was stolen from Birmingham by the previous Labour Government has been handed back to Birmingham by the Conservative led coalition Government. Thanks to Councillor John Lines, Cabinet member for Housing, under the banner of Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust, new tenants will from today, move into their brand new

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Despite the recession and substantial cutbacks the Council are now allowed to keep Capital receipts from Land sales to build new homes. In addition the £57M Housing Revenue Account which was stolen from Birmingham by the previous Labour Government has been handed back to Birmingham by the Conservative led coalition Government. Thanks to Councillor John Lines, Cabinet member for Housing, under the banner of Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust, new tenants will from today, move into their brand new

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