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Healthy Place Making (HPM) Toolkit Consultation Survey
The Healthy Placemaking Toolkit supports the design of healthier, more sustainable neighbourhoods across Birmingham. Policy HN12: Healthy Neighbourhoods in the emerging Birmingham Local Plan encourages the use of the Healthy Placemaking Toolkit for planning applications. It brings together practical guidance through a Health Placemaking Checklist and Health Impact Assessment framework required for larger developments to place health and wellbeing at the heart of development and... MoreOpened 28 August 2026 -
Help shape the Birmingham City Council website
We’re beginning a project to redesign and improve Birmingham City Council’s website, and to do this well, we need your help. By taking part in this survey, which will take no more than 5 minutes, you can have your say about the website and what you need from it. We are focusing on four sections to begin with, and we would love to hear about your experience visiting and finding information online across any of the following: Adult Social Care Waste and Recycling ... MoreOpened 23 August 2026 -
Safer School Journeys - Harborne Primary School (annex)
The Safer School Journeys programme is a city-wide initiative designed to make streets around schools safer, healthier and more welcoming for pupils, families and the wider community. Funded through the Clean Air Zone and aligned with the city’s Road Harm Reduction Strategy , this programme offers dedicated support to help schools identify and address road safety concerns, improve air quality, and encourage more walking, wheeling, and cycling. It also supports the vision for ... MoreClosed 14 August 2026 -
Safer School Journeys - Ninestiles, an Academy
The Safer School Journeys programme is a city-wide initiative designed to make streets around schools safer, healthier and more welcoming for pupils, families and the wider community. Funded through the Clean Air Zone and aligned with the city’s Road Harm Reduction Strategy , this programme offers dedicated support to help schools identify and address road safety concerns, improve air quality, and encourage more walking, wheeling, and cycling. It also supports the vision for ... MoreClosed 14 August 2026 -
Local Plan - Publication Plan Consultation 2026
The new Birmingham Local Plan will guide development across the city up to 2044. Since 2021, three rounds of public consultation have been completed, and the final version of the Plan, known as the Publication Plan, is now being consulted upon. The public consultation period opens on Thursday 13 August and closes on Thursday 24 September 2026. The Publication Plan also confirms there will be no locations or sites allocated within the Green Belt and that all Green Belt boundaries will... MoreOpened 13 August 2026 -
Winter Communications Campaign
We are keen to hear from Birmingham citizens about what information, advice and guidance you would need as we lead into the winter months. As we all know, winter can be a difficult time for many people for all different reasons. As we plan to share information to support citizens, we want to know your thoughts! We will use the results of this survey to make sure that we share information, advice and guidance on topics that are useful to you and in a way that you can access. ... MoreOpened 11 August 2026 -
Birmingham 5 Ways to Wellbeing
Help shape Birmingham's 5 Ways to Wellbeing booklet We are seeking feedback from Birmingham residents, community groups, and organisations to better understand how people use the 5 Ways to Wellbeing : Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning, and Give—to support their mental health and wellbeing. We are especially interested in understanding how culture, community, and lived experience influence wellbeing across Birmingham's diverse population. We want to better... MoreClosed 3 August 2026 -
Proposed Lime E-Bike and E-Scooter bay/stand locations
An application has been submitted to Birmingham City Council for the installation of designated parking stands and operating areas for Lime e‑bikes and e‑scooters on sections of the public highway. These areas would support the provision of shared micromobility services, operating seven days a week, Monday to Sunday, 00:00–24:00. Below is the list of proposed locations: (What3words is a global system that divides the world into 3x3 metre squares, assigning... MoreClosed 31 July 2026 -
Safer School Journeys - Colebourne Primary School
The Safer School Journeys programme is a city-wide initiative designed to make streets around schools safer, healthier and more welcoming for pupils, families and the wider community. Funded through the Clean Air Zone and aligned with the city’s Road Harm Reduction Strategy , this programme offers dedicated support to help schools identify and address road safety concerns, improve air quality, and encourage more walking, wheeling, and cycling. It also supports the vision for ... MoreClosed 24 July 2026 -
Safer School Journeys - The Olive School
The Safer School Journeys programme is a city-wide initiative designed to make streets around schools safer, healthier and more welcoming for pupils, families and the wider community. Funded through the Clean Air Zone and aligned with the city’s Road Harm Reduction Strategy , this programme offers dedicated support to help schools identify and address road safety concerns, improve air quality, and encourage more walking, wheeling, and cycling. It also supports the vision for ... MoreClosed 24 July 2026 -
Safer School Journeys - Alston Primary School
The Safer School Journeys programme is a city-wide initiative designed to make streets around schools safer, healthier and more welcoming for pupils, families and the wider community. Funded through the Clean Air Zone and aligned with the city’s Road Harm Reduction Strategy , this programme offers dedicated support to help schools identify and address road safety concerns, improve air quality, and encourage more walking, wheeling, and cycling. It also supports the vision for ... MoreClosed 24 July 2026 -
Hazeldene Road etc Sheldon Proposed Traffic Regulation Order
Birmingham City Council is proposing to introduce prohibition of waiting restrictions on the junction of Hazeldene Road and Tallington Road, as shown on the attached plan ( 80596 LO20 ). A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is the legal documentation required to make changes to the status of the highway (road). This consultation is to make residents and businesses aware of the proposals to introduce and make permanent the restrictions. These proposals... MoreClosed 23 July 2026 -
Clifton Road etc Sutton Proposed Traffic Regulation Order
Birmingham City Council is proposing to introduce prohibition of waiting restrictions on lengths of Monmouth Drive, Jevons Road, Dunchurch Crescent, Clifton Road and Stonehouse Road, as shown on the attached plans ( 80596 LO14, 80596 LO15, 80596 LO16). A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is the legal documentation required to make changes to the status of the highway (road). This consultation is to make residents and businesses aware of the proposals to introduce and make... MoreClosed 23 July 2026 -
Old Yardley Conservation Area
A new draft Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan (CAAMP) has been prepared for the Old Yardley Conservation Area which seeks to respond to current planning policy and legislation. The document considers amendments to the existing boundary along with other minor changes. MoreClosed 10 July 2026 -
Public Space Protection Orders - Dog Control 2026
Public Space Protection Orders - Dog Control Birmingham City Council seeks to reduce anti-social dog ownership through Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO), which have been in place since October 2017. These Orders relate to; Dog fouling – any person walking a dog must clear up after their dog Dogs on leads – dogs must be held on a lead whilst on all public roads, adjoining footways and verges, excluding roads that pass through designated parks Dogs... MoreClosed 9 July 2026 -
Safer School Journeys - Broadmeadow Junior School
The Safer School Journeys programme is a city-wide initiative designed to make streets around schools safer, healthier and more welcoming for pupils, families and the wider community. Funded through the Clean Air Zone and aligned with the city’s Road Harm Reduction Strategy , this programme offers dedicated support to help schools identify and address road safety concerns, improve air quality, and encourage more walking, wheeling, and cycling. It also supports the vision for ... MoreOpened 6 July 2026 -
City Housing High Rise Window Cleaning Proposal
Introduction Birmingham City Council, City Housing team is seeking your views on a proposal to introduce a window cleaning services to our high rise tower blocks. This consultation is being carried out to understand the views and tenants and leaseholders to ensure that any decision reflects the needs, priorities, and affordability considerations of residents. The proposal would apply to all 203 high rise blocks owned and managed by Birmingham City... MoreClosed 6 July 2026 -
Changing the way we manage waste
What are the changes? Birmingham City Council has introduced a new waste, recycling, and food collection service across the city. The service includes: Weekly food waste collections Fortnightly recycling collections Fortnightly general waste collections You will receive: A small, grey indoor caddy and a large, brown outdoor caddy for food waste A new green-lid recycling wheelie bin for paper and cardboard A simple instruction leaflet A... MoreOpened 6 July 2026 -
Food waste pilot - Tell us about your experience
Your household is taking part in a new food waste collection pilot, involving around 10,000 homes across six wards in Birmingham. We are using this pilot to demonstrate how the service works in the city, and to refine it ahead of a citywide rollout later this year. What you should have received By now, you should have received: A 7‑litre grey indoor kitchen caddy A 23‑litre brown outdoor caddy An instruction letter A... MoreClosed 29 June 2026 -
Holyhead Traffic Management Scheme (South) Proposed Traffic Regulation Order
Birmingham City Council is proposing the introduction of a one-way system and 20mph speed limit following concerns raised by residents. A public consultation on these proposals was first carried out in 2023 . All comments from that consultation have been acknowledged and considered as part of the ongoing development of the scheme. What is included in this consultation? A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is the legal documentation required to make changes to the... MoreClosed 28 June 2026 -
Holyhead Traffic Management Scheme (North) Proposed Traffic Regulation Order
Birmingham City Council is proposing the introduction of a one-way system and 20mph speed limit following concerns raised by residents. A public consultation on these proposals was first carried out in 2023 . All comments from that consultation have been acknowledged and considered as part of the ongoing development of the scheme. What is included in this consultation? A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is the legal documentation required to make changes to the... MoreClosed 28 June 2026 -
Parking Services - Customer Experience Survey
Thank you for taking part in this Birmingham City Council customer service survey. The survey should take less than twenty minutes to complete. You will first see a series of statements about your customer experience when interacting with the council’s Parking Services in the last 12 months, and be asked to score them from 1-5 (1: “strongly disagree”, 5: “strongly agree”). This will help us understand our customer service across a range of areas such as technology and... MoreOpened 26 June 2026 -
Kings Heath Park Landscape Improvements
Funding is now available to bring a range of improvements to Kings Heath Park, enhancing its quality, accessibility and use for everyone. The available funding does not cover all proposed improvements at this stage, so the aim of this consultation is to understand residents' priorities so that we can deliver the most important items first, while seeking additional funding to possibly complete the remainder in future phases. We want your views to help shape these... MoreClosed 14 June 2026 -
Get involved in improving health and wellbeing in Birmingham
Support us to develop the City’s approach to improving health and wellbeing of citizens, focussing on inequalities. Across the city, want to improve the lives of citizens, reduce inequality, and bring our communities together to enjoy all of the benefits that Birmingham has to offer. To help achieve this, Birmingham is working with the Institute of Health Equity to identify actions we need to take to deliver this vision. This programme of work will develop over the next... MoreClosed 12 June 2026 -
Brookvale Park Landscape Improvements
We would like to seek your views on proposed improvement works at Brookvale Park. We are aiming to deliver improvement works to the current play facilities, a new sitting area and calisthenics area. MoreClosed 8 June 2026 -
East Birmingham Community Food Asset Survey
The Birmingham Bauhaus Bites programme is part of the EU Horizon 2030 funded Bauhaus Bites project, aiming to address urban food system challenges sustainably and inclusively. One objective is to unite a diverse community through social spaces and food. With this, we recognise the great food-related community assets in East Birmingham (e.g. kitchens, food growing spaces, social dining, creative arts spaces, indoor or outdoor space) and wish to present them visually on a public... MoreOpened 2 June 2026 -
Lindsworth School - Remove Boarding Provision - April 2026
Lindsworth School - Remove Boarding Provision - SOT10198 Stat-pub April 2026 Proposal to Make Changes to Lindsworth School : The Birmingham City Council is consulting on a statutory proposal to make the following change to the Lindsworth School, a community school located at Monyhull Hall Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham, B30 3QA: Remove boarding provision The details and reasons for this change are explained in the complete proposal... MoreClosed 21 May 2026 -
Housing for Citizens with Learning Disabilities
The Public Health Evidence Team at Birmingham City Council are writing a report on the housing needs of people with learning disabilities in Birmingham. We would like to hear from people with learning disabilities about how your housing affects your health. If you would like to, please ask someone you trust to help you answer these questions. We will use your answers from this questionnaire to help us write our report. Any answers we use in our... MoreClosed 15 May 2026 -
Learning Disability Housing - Professionals Questionnaire (Older Adults)
The Public Health Evidence Team at Birmingham City Council are currently working on a report called the ‘Learning Disabilities JSNA Deep Dive Housing Needs and Solutions Appendix’. This will be an appendix to their Learning Disabilities JSNA Deep Dive which was published in 2024. As part of the life course approach, one of the research themes we are exploring are the experiences of housing for older adults (aged 65 years and over) with learning disabilities. ... MoreClosed 15 May 2026 -
Coach Parking Access Strategy
Birmingham City Council wants to hear from coach operators and places that welcome coach visitors. We want to better understand what is working well and what the current challenges with coaches travelling to, moving around, or stopping in Birmingham. Coaches play an important role in supporting tourism, business travel, events, and the wider visitor economy. We want to make sure Birmingham stays an attractive and efficient destination for coaches and the people who use them. ... MoreClosed 10 May 2026
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