Birmingham City Council is set to transform Perry Barr with a bold redevelopment of the One Stop Shopping Centre, calling it an outdated “inward-facing” barrier blocking access to green spaces and transport. The vision? A vibrant, connected neighborhood with new retail, leisure, and community services rolled out in stages. But this is just part of a bigger plan: 2,000 new homes for Perry Barr Village, a sustainable future for Alexander Stadium, safer cycling and walking routes, upgraded Perry Park, and revitalized River Tame corridor—all aimed at creating a truly livable, thriving community hub.
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