Jewellery Quarter News

Medals for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games have been revealed for the first time. Designed locally by students from the School of Jewellery and manufactured by Jewellery Quarter based Toye, Kenning and Spencer.

An award-winning marketing agency based in central Birmingham has become the first creative agency in the Midlands to achieve B Corporation certification.

Consortia Developments is continuing its acquisition streak in Birmingham with the purchase of Colmore Place, a residential apartment building in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.

A JQDT board member has been appointed to the new Birmingham Conservation and Heritage Panel (BCHP) which will help manage the city's heritage and respond to many new planning policies and strategies this year.

This year’s Jewellery Quarter’s Spring Clean was organised by the Jewellery Quarter Business Improvement District with over 40 people from eight local organisations taking part across the two weeks.

Warwickshire-based Rainier Developments is creating a new home for family-run jewellery business Charles Green & Son, which was established in 1824, along with 37 one-and-two-bedroom apartments and other commercial space.

The Coffin Works Museum secured the prestigious award for ‘Small Visitor Attraction of the Year’ in the West Midlands Tourism Awards, in partnership with Visit England.

50 roses are being planted in and around the Jewellery Quarter station to commemorate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Regional Transport body Midlands Connect is today launching its Strategic Transport Plan for the Midlands - entitled ‘Greener, Fairer, Stronger’ - at its annual conference in Birmingham.

This year, the JQBID will be running the Jewellery Quarter's Spring Clean on Friday 8th April 2022 at 1pm.

Plans to increase the numbers of specialist uniformed officers patrolling the region’s bus, train and tram networks has been launched.

A series of local traffic management plans have been published for communities in the vicinity of venues for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games to help residents and businesses plan ahead.