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One of Birmingham’s most prominent waterside sites could be transformed under ambitious new proposals.

Those behind the scheme say it could help tackle one of the city’s biggest challenges. Campaigners, however, fear the location could pay too high a price. Watch the video for the full story.

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00:00Plans for a waterside estate beside Edgbaston Reservoir are dividing opinion.
00:06Kayon Homes and Midland Heart propose ninety-five affordable net-zero properties on the former
00:11Tower Ballroom site.
00:13The homes would support homeless families living in temporary accommodation, alongside
00:18first-time buyers and affordable rent tenants.
00:21Developers promised solar panels, low-carbon heating and biodiversity areas, but campaigners
00:28fear construction could damage the reservoir's role as a nature reserve and haven for bird
00:32life after around 100 residents attended a consultation.
00:37The application is now being validated by Birmingham City Council before formal public consultation
00:43can begin in due course.
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