West Midlands Cyber
Millennium Point, Birmingham
Everything you need to arrive without uncertainty: where we are, how to get here, where to park, how to get in and who to ask for.
West Midlands Cyber Hub
Millennium Point, Curzon Street
Birmingham, B4 7AP
Millennium Point sits in the Eastside district, beside Eastside City Park and a few minutes from the city centre on foot.
Birmingham Moor Street is about a 5 minute walk. New Street is about 12 minutes. Curzon Street will serve HS2 services.
West Midlands Metro runs along Bull Street and Corporation Street, a short walk away.
Multiple routes stop on Jennens Road and Moor Street Queensway.
Signposted from the A38 and the Inner Ring Road. Millennium Point has its own public car park.
Millennium Point operates a staffed reception in the main atrium. Sign in there and say you are visiting the West Midlands Cyber Hub. A member of the team will meet you.
Step-free access throughout, lifts to all floors, accessible toilets and Blue Badge parking. Tell us about any access requirements when you book and we will make arrangements.
Guest Wi-Fi, co-working space, meeting rooms, and cafe and food outlets within the building.
Opening hours, parking charges, the visitor registration procedure, photography policy and out-of-hours event access are being finalised with Millennium Point and will be published here in full. In the meantime, contact the Hub and we will confirm the detail for your visit.
For events and workspace tours, yes. Register for the event or send a booking request so we know to expect you. For general enquiries, contact the Hub first and we will arrange a time.
Enter Millennium Point through the main entrance on Curzon Street and go to the staffed reception in the atrium. Sign in and say you are visiting the West Midlands Cyber Hub.
Millennium Point has its own public car park with Blue Badge spaces. Charges are being confirmed and will be published here.
No. The Hub serves cyber businesses, practitioners, students, educators, community groups, buyers and partners. If you are interested in the regional cyber economy, you are welcome.
Yes. The Hub supports room and event-space hire, registration, promotion, speaker coordination and community outreach. Use the host an event route.
Most community events are free to attend. Any charges are stated clearly on the individual event page.