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In a joint statement to Chancellor Rishi Sunak, the city’s leaders pledged to work constructively with the Government to protect jobs but warned that many businesses in Birmingham’s £13bn hospitality sector will not survive the winter without financial support.

On Sunday 11th, approximately 100 vehicles will undertake a relatively slow moving procession to protest against recent decisions taken by the Indian Government in relation to farming in Punjab.

The Restaurant at Birmingham College of Food has launched a brand new restaurant and bar menu. Enjoy fine dining at affordable prices.

Breaking the barriers of the ‘weekly shop’, Roots Market is set to become an instant favourite for residents and workers seeking access to locally sourced, fresh and healthy food and will add another string to the Jewellery Quarter’s ‘independent’ bow.

Starting any new business is no easy feat, but starting one in lockdown, is a whole different ball game. We met up with Matty Paul, now proud owner of Barber Therapy – a revolutionary new barber shop situated on Spencer Street in the Jewellery Quarter.

The JQBID has supported local businesses by driving through plans to provide outside seating for several hospitality venues.

Birmingham City Council has released details on significant changes to routes around the City Centre, and in particular the Jewellery Quarter, in their bid to reduce city centre pollution and promote the use of public transport, cycling and walking.

Anthony Tattum, CEO at JQ based Big Cat Agency, discusses the future of Birmingham’s hospitality businesses. Read why Anthony is optimistic for the long term success of the sector and how ‘Hybrid Hospitality’ could be the future.