Birmingham City Council wishes to dispose of 3453 square metres of school playing field land at Oscott Manor School, Old Oscott Hill, Kingstanding, Birmingham B44 9SP. Oscott Manor School will be relocating to a new site on 6th January 2022.
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Birmingham City Council wishes to dispose of 34,977 square metres of school playing field land at former Skilts Special School, Gorcott Hill, Redditch, Worcestershire, B98 9ET. The school relocated to a new site within Birmingham on 1st September 2021.
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Please answer this short survey of 10 questions to tell us about your experience of your conference meeting. It should only take around 10 minutes and gives us really valuable feedback to hear your voice in understanding what works well for you and how we can improve.
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This short survey asks you to provide some feedback on your recent experience of attending a child protection conference meeting with Birmingham Children's Trust. There are 10 questions in total and should only take around 10 minutes to complete.
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Birmingham City Council and Sandwell Council are consulting on the draft Smethwick to Birmingham Corridor Development Framework Supplementary Planning Document and Grove Lane Masterplan.
The draft Development Framework and Masterplan have been prepared...More
Following a public consultation in November 2020 for the wider Dudley Road scheme, the city council has taken on board comments from members of the public and tried to include these within a revised design for the Barford estate area.
The following alternative proposals have been put...More
The Metro Edgbaston Extension is the section of the tramway system that runs between Centenary Square (the Library tram stop) and the new tram stop/terminus at 54, Hagley Road in Birmingham. It forms part of the overall tramway that operates between Birmingham and Wolverhampton.
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Local information requirements, also known as local validation criteria, sets out the information that the Local Planning Authority will require to be able to register, assess and determine planning applications.
National guidance requires that local information requirements are...More
Birmingham City Council has a statutory obligation to deliver the Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) to protect and assist its vulnerable citizens who require aids and adaptation in their homes. These adaptations can be in the form of major or minor works to install changes to the home in order...More
Colmore Business Improvement District and Birmingham City Council are working together to deliver the Snow Hill Public Realm programme. The programme includes a number of projects to improve public transport interchange and connectivity, enhance the public realm and prioritise pedestrian...More
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Every year we ask for your feedback so we know how well we are working with you, and supporting you and your foster children. We use the feedback you give us to understand what we are doing well and where we can make improvements.
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We are interested in the physical activity and sedentary behaviour of Birmingham residents as well as active travel and safe mobility. This is particularly important because of the government imposed lockdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic requiring many to stay at home.
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The City Council’s Overview & Scrutiny Committee are keen to find out more about citizen’s experiences, or not of using Direct Payments. The Committee, led by Councillor Pocock are keen to find out the advantages and disadvantages, from a citizens’ perspective of using Direct...More
Welcome, and thank you for taking the time to share your views with us by completing this survey. It should take a few minutes to complete and there is space at the end if you wish to make additional comments on any point. When completing the survey please think about your recent contact with the...More
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All comments will be taken into consideration and the final document will be prepared. It is the intention to seek Cabinet endorsement in December 2021 for the final Perry Barr 2040 Masterplan and Delivery...More
Places for People in Kings Heath and Moseley aims to reduce traffic in residential neighbourhoods so that it is safer for people to walk and cycle, and nicer to be outside for children to play and neighbours to chat.
In many parts of Birmingham, residents find their streets are busy with...More
Every single resident, business and visitor of Birmingham is our customer. We know we have not always made you feel valued or the focus of our attention and have not organised our resources well enough to meet your needs.
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Birmingham City Council is working on its new digital strategy, which will shape online services and impact businesses across the city.
We invite you to participate in a short online survey . We want to hear about how you use the council’s online services, and...More
Work started in April 2021 to create a new public square outside the Hippodrome and to improve facilities for pedestrians and cyclists in the area.
The Southside Public Realm improvement scheme will create better connections and a cultural heart for Southside to further promote the area,...More
Please complete the following form for each referral you have been allocated to audit. Simply restart the survey each time, and make sure you go all the way through the survey for each referral and submit the form.
You will be asked to complete 6 evaluations for two months running, and in...More
The Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Board would like your views on the proposed Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Strategy: Creating a Bolder, Healthier City.
Creating a Bolder, Healthier City sets out the Health and Wellbeing Board’s ambitions for the next 8 years (2022-2030),...More
This survey has been brought to you by BCT’s Chief Executive and Executive Management Team to support the work of the Equalities and Diversity Manager. It will help us to better understand staff perception and thoughts around equalities, diversity and inclusion matters.
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Birmingham and Lewisham African & Caribbean Health Inequalities Review (BLACHIR) is a joint research project between Lewisham Council and Birmingham City Council. It has begun ground-breaking work to gather insights on health inequalities experienced by African and Caribbean communities. ...More
Recent expansions at the University of Birmingham and facilities on the Queen Elizabeth Hospital site mean that more people are now travelling to this area. Together with new homes and an increase in car ownership, there are now significant pressures on parking in local streets. This can have a...More
'Transforming the city centre' is one of the big moves outlined in the draft Birmingham Transport Plan (January 2020). To achieve this, fundamental changes to how the city centre is accessed were proposed as part of a city centre ‘traffic segments initiative’.
This would see the city...More
Birmingham City Council has set a priority of working with residents and
businesses to improve the cleanliness of the City, and uses approaches including enforcing the law to deter and tackle environmental offences like fly-tipping. Taking enforcement action is intended to address offender...More
The Birmingham Children Partnership and the Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership have commissioned an audit of Primary School Children Exclusions. The audit has been designed to try and identify areas of good practice and any areas of concern.
A random sample of 10 primary...More