Posts – 1 Sep 2026
What would new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's ambition to see "good growth in every postcode" look like in Birmingham? Our recent Economic Justice Brum network meeting, held on 14 July, considered this question.
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At our June gathering, Ifor Jones from Loconomy introduced a framework for understanding how local economies work and how local people can benefit more directly from jobs, investment and economic development.
Read more1 Sep 2026
What would new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's ambition to see "good growth in every postcode" look like in Birmingham? Our recent Economic Justice Brum…
Read more3 Jul 2026
At our June gathering, Ifor Jones from Loconomy introduced a framework for understanding how local economies work and how local people can benefit more…
Read more6 May 2026
At our recent Economic Justice Brum event, The Future of Work in East Birmingham, we gathered in Nechells to ask a big question: As…
Read more26 Mar 2026
35 people came together on Tuesday 24 March for our latest Economic Justice Brum network gathering. Our gatherings are a chance to spend time…
Read more10 Mar 2026
Economic Justice Brum hosted a “Big Picture Conversation” with Professor Anne Green to ask: what actually needs to happen for growth to improve everyday life across the whole…
Read more21 Jan 2026
MECC Trust in Balsall Heath advocate for a shift towards a "resident-first" retrofit model. By prioritising measures like solar panels and PV batteries that provide…
Read more27 Nov 2025
The 2025 Budget — promoted as a plan for “growth” and “fairness” — leaves many of Birmingham’s communities still waiting for the meaningful changes…
Read more26 Aug 2025
In early July, the Centre for Localised Economic Strategy (CLES) held their annual Community Wealth Building (CWB) conference, bringing together people working across the…
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