Alexander Brock is a Deputy State Public Defender and Editor-in-Chief of Down & Out Magazine. He focuses on themes of public policy, government, and politics, with a keen interest in urban design, housing markets, and sustainability. Alexander's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including JPIMedia, BBC News, and The Mirror.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Labour councillor Nicky Brennan says some residents are suffering "sleepless nights".
Dozens of Birmingham properties were hit by flooding last month, with water levels reaching up to one metre in the worst-affected homes
Birmingham residents in certain areas across the city are ‘suffering sleepless nights' amid flooding fears, a councillor has said.
The Birmingham bins strike, HMOs, the climate crisis and tackling hate crime are among the key priorities for the coalition now running the city.
By: Alexander Brock
Birmingham City Council's new leadership - which includes the Lib Dems and Green Party - set out a vision for the next four years
By: Alexander Brock
Birmingham school demolition plans to go ahead as redevelopment plans approved
By: Alexander Brock
The redevelopment of a Birmingham school is set to go ahead after being given the green light by council planners.
Birmingham Labour has suffered another blow since May's local elections after one of their councillors defected to the Green Party.
By: Alexander Brock
Birmingham Labour responded by arguing it's the 'only progressive force with the ideas and ambition to give communities hope'
Plans for a bed and breakfast in a Birmingham suburb have been refused after failing to win over councillors a second time.
