City carves its name with pride

Series: Birmingham Post ; 11 May 2000, 1(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Over the next five years Birmingham will receive £1.5bn investment as part of the city's regeneration push. Development projects due to finish by 2003 will mean the city is in the same league as Barcelona and Paris. Looks at some redevelopment projects which are underway.

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Over the next five years Birmingham will receive £1.5bn investment as part of the city's regeneration push. Development projects due to finish by 2003 will mean the city is in the same league as Barcelona and Paris. Looks at some redevelopment projects which are underway.

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