Birmingham residents protested outside the council on Tuesday over plans to demolish 2,000 homes.
Jackie Falconer, who has lived in Ladywood for 36 years, said she was concerned about the council's lack of communicationAbout 30 residents living on an estate earmarked for redevelopment held a protest calling for better communication from their city council.
Residents said Birmingham City Council had left them "in the dark" without updates on the future of their homes. The development proposals include new homes, schools, green spaces and community facilities built on the estate.Father George Reeves joined residents to protest for "clear-cut" answers from the council
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