16 February 2013 Last updated at 11:04 ET

Perry Barr campus closure plans fought

The protest group is opposed to the university's plans to close its Perry Barr campus, home to 9,000 students

Campaigners are considering seeking a judicial review to stop Birmingham City University moving to the city centre.

The protest group is opposed to the university's plans to close its Perry Barr campus, home to 9,000 students.

Student Rebecca Summan said: "We want to make Perry Barr part of that city centre rather than segregating it."

The university said students would be better served by the new Eastside campus in a more "accessible" and "vibrant" part of the city.

Phase one of the £120m campus has already been built, and phase two is due to be completed by September 2015.

The protest group, made up of students, businesses and residents, have a week to submit an application for a judicial review into the planning process.