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Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - School Financial Services
Schools Financial Services are completing a review of the fees and charges. The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. Our Fees and Charges Schedule is part of the budget setting process for 2020/21, the budget sets out how we plan to tackle the challenges facing the council and where we will focus the budget we have in order to... MoreClosed 20 February 2020 -
ASYE Assessors Evaluation
This an evaluation of your experience of the ASYE scheme MoreClosed 30 January 2020 -
Budget Consultation 2020+
Our budget consultation document sets out how we plan to tackle the challenges facing the council and where we will focus the budget we have in order to continue to make a positive difference. We want to hear your views on our latest budget – this online survey includes questions about: Which services are important to you. Your views on next year’s rate of Council Tax. You can choose whether to comment... MoreClosed 31 December 2019 -
School Organisation Hunters Hill College
Proposal to Make Changes to Hunters Hill College Hunters Hill College is a Birmingham community special school located outside the City boundary in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. The School can currently offer up to 135 places for pupils aged 11- 16 years who have an Education and Health Care Plan (EHCP) for Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs (SEMH). The school has a boarding provision on the Spirehouse Lane site. There are no boarding pupils* in the boarding provision. ... MoreClosed 19 December 2019 -
Bus Priority on Moseley Road and Alcester Road
Birmingham is on a journey to cleaner air. In 2020, a Clean Air Zone will be introduced in the city centre (within the A4540 Middleway ring road), improving air quality and meaning more people, especially children, live healthier lives. Buses have huge part to play in helping the city be Clean Air Zone ready. Transport for West Midlands and Birmingham City Council are working together to improve the bus network in Birmingham, helping to make bus travel more attractive by reducing... MoreClosed 22 November 2019 -
St Thomas Peace Garden Improvements Oct19
Funding has been made available to carry out some improvements to St Thomas Peace Gardens. These will form the first phase of proposed improvements and future phases will be determined based on the consultation results and funding available. A PARK PLAN Vision Sheet has been drawn up and we would like your comments on it. The proposed Phase 1 works include Items 1-5 and 8 on the attached Plan: repairs to steps, and drains; installing trip rail to prevent... MoreClosed 1 November 2019 -
Equality Objectives 2019 - 2023
Public Sector Equality Duty The Public Sector Equality Duty, which is known as the General Equality Duty in section 149 of the Equality Act 2010 is a key lever for ensuring that public sector organisations, like Birmingham City Council, embed equality across its policies and services. Under this Duty, the council must, in exercising our functions, have due regard to the need to: Eliminate discrimination, harassment, victimisation and any other conduct... MoreClosed 28 October 2019 -
Disposal of Education Playing Field Land (Section 77): Burford Road Unattached Playing Field
Birmingham City Council wishes to dispose of 50,909 square meters (12.58 acres) of playing field land at Burford Road Birmingham B44 8EE, under section 77 of the Schools Standards and Framework Act 1998. In order to dispose of this playing field it will be necessary for Birmingham City Council to apply for written consent from the Secretary of State. It is only at that point that we will be able to dispose/change use of this land. We are consulting all interested parties on... MoreClosed 24 October 2019 -
Home to School Transport
The key question and aim of the inquiry is “What are the impacts of the Home to School Transport application process and its subsequent outcomes, on the parents/carers and the child’s capacity to access their education and how does that fit with the aspiration for Birmingham to become a child friendly city” MoreClosed 14 October 2019 -
ASYE evaluation (NQSWs) cohort 11
This is an evaluation of your experiences on the ASYE scheme. MoreClosed 14 October 2019 -
School Organisation: Redhill Primary
Redhill Primary School is a community school and nursery for pupils aged 3 - 11 years. The school is located on Redhill Road, Birmingham B25 8HQ and located in the Tyseley and Hay Mills ward of the City. This proposal by Birmingham City Council, in collaboration with the school, is to consult formally on the removal of the nursery provision from Redhill Primary School by: Altering the lower age limit from 3 years to age 4 years; The age range would become 4 - 11 years; ... MoreClosed 10 October 2019 -
School Organisation Skilts School
Proposal to Make Changes to Skilts School Skilts School is a Birmingham community special school located outside the City boundary in Redditch, Worcestershire. The School can currently offer up to 64 places for pupils aged 4 - 11 years who have a Education and Health Care Plan (EHCP) for Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs (SEMH). Birmingham City Council, as the local authority for Birmingham, is consulting on a proposal to make certain changes to Skilts School, namely,... MoreClosed 10 October 2019 -
School Organisation: Newhall Primary School
New Hall Primary School is a community school and nursery for pupils aged 3 - 11 years. The school is located on Langley Hall Drive, Sutton Coldfield, B75 7NQ in the Sutton Reddicap ward of the Sutton Coldfield district of the City. This proposal by Birmingham City Council, in collaboration with the school, is to consult formally on the removal of the nursery provision from New Hall Primary School by: Altering the lower age limit from 3 years to age 4 years; The age range... MoreClosed 10 October 2019 -
Lickey Hills Country Park consultation
Welcome to the informal public consultation for the proposed introduction of charges at Lickey Hills Country Park. In order to provide an income stream to both protect services and facilities within parks, as well as improving parks where we can, BCC is proposing the introduction of parking charges at selected parks. The proposed scheme at Lickey Hills Country Park will result in a number of key benefits, namely: Visitors to the... MoreClosed 29 September 2019 -
St Thomas Peace Garden Improvements
Funding has been made available to carry out some improvements to St Thomas Peace Gardens. These will form the first phase of proposed improvements and future phases will be determined based on the consultation results and funding available. A PARK PLAN Vision Sheet has been drawn up and we would like your comments on it. The proposed Phase 1 works include Items 1-5 and 8 on the attached Plan: repairs to steps, and drains; installing trip rail to prevent... MoreClosed 27 September 2019 -
Proposal for New Housing in Cadine Gardens
BMHT (Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust) who are part of Birmingham City Councils Planning and Development department are looking to build six new modular homes on land at the end of Cadine Gardens. The land has six garages as well as the concrete base of former garages with overgrown land behind. Please see the red line plan below: Figure 1. Current Site Plan. MoreClosed 23 September 2019 -
Disposal of Education Playing Field Land (Section 77): Short Heath Unattached Playing Field
Birmingham City Council wishes to dispose of 26,912 square metres of unattached school playing field land at Short Heath Road, Birmingham B23 6JX (adjacent to Bleak Hill recreation ground), in the Erdington district of the city. In order to dispose of this playing field it will be necessary for Birmingham City Council to apply for written consent from the Secretary of State. It is only at that point that we will be able to dispose/change use of this land. We are... MoreClosed 19 September 2019 -
Clean Air Zone Additional Measures – Highgate Permit Parking Scheme
Pollution in the air, mainly caused by vehicles on the roads, is having a harmful effect on the health of people living, working and studying in the city. Birmingham is taking action by introducing a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) , which will include all roads within the A4540 Middleway Ring Road (but not the Middleway itself). This will mean that drivers of the most polluting vehicles will have to pay a daily charge to travel through the area covered by the zone. As part of the Clean Air... MoreClosed 15 September 2019 -
Clean Air Zone Additional Measures – St Georges Permit Parking Scheme
Pollution in the air, mainly caused by vehicles on the roads, is having a harmful effect on the health of people living, working and studying in the city. Birmingham is taking action by introducing a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) , which will include all roads within the A4540 Middleway Ring Road (but not the Middleway itself). This will mean that drivers of the most polluting vehicles will have to pay a daily charge to travel through the area covered by the zone. As part of the Clean Air... MoreClosed 15 September 2019 -
Selly Oak Canal Ramp
As part of the Birmingham Cycle Revolution (BCR) programme, a new canal access ramp will be provided from Bristol Road (Selly Oak), onto the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, near Selly Oak Station (Birmingham). This is a busy location for pedestrians and cyclists, being near to Selly Oak Station and Battery Retail Park. The canal towpath was resurfaced in one of the early phases of BCR, in 2015-16. However, there is currently no direct access onto the canal from road level, the... MoreClosed 6 September 2019 -
Statement of Community Involvement (SCI)
The Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out how the Council will involve local communities, businesses and other stakeholders in the preparation and review of planning policy and the consideration of planning applications. It explains who will be consulted, when and how. Birmingham’s first SCI was adopted in 2008. An update of the SCI is required to reflect the Housing and Planning Act 2016, the Neighbourhood Plan Act 2017, the latest regulations, changes in national... MoreClosed 6 September 2019 -
Victoria Common consultation
Welcome to the informal public consultation for the proposed introduction of charges at Victoria Common. BCC is one of the last local authorities in the country to introduce charging within parks on a daily basis and income generated will be reinvested into the respective park to improve infrastructure and maintaining the park to the standards visitors expect. Crucially, access to all parks remains free – the charges are not to use the parks but only to park a vehicle. ... MoreClosed 18 August 2019 -
Adult Social Care Draft Day Opportunities Strategy and Proposed Draft Day Service Model
Day Opportunities Consultation Update - February 2020 Further to the update published in November 2019 the Council will present its report of the consultation and supporting appendices to Cabinet for decision on the Draft Strategy. The Cabinet Meeting will take place at the Council House on Tuesday 11th February at 10:00am. Further details can be found on the Day Opportunities Consultation 2019 website and Birmingham City Council Management System (CMIS) please see links below.... MoreClosed 4 August 2019 -
Better things to do in the day. What do you think? - Adult Social Care Draft Day Opportunities Strategy 2019 Questionnaire - Easy Read
Day Opportunities Consultation Update - February 2020 Further to the update published in November 2019 the Council will present its report of the consultation and supporting appendices to Cabinet for decision on the Draft Strategy. The Cabinet Meeting will take place at the Council House on Tuesday 11th February 2020 at 10:00am. Further details can be found on the Day Opportunities Consultation 2019 website and Birmingham City Council Management System (CMIS) please see links... MoreClosed 4 August 2019 -
Harborne Road Safety
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) and Birmingham City Council (BCC) are working together to make Harborne Road safer. For the last 12 months a bus lane trial has been in place on Harborne Road. Monitoring of the impact of the bus lane continues but so far shows: an improvement in bus journey times of up to six minutes during the morning rush hour no impact on other vehicle journey times no change in the number and severity of reported accidents Although there... MoreClosed 2 August 2019 -
A34 Perry Barr Highway Improvement Scheme
Perry Barr will see unprecedented change over the coming years thanks to more than £500m of investment into the area. This regeneration will deliver new homes, improvements to public transport, walking and cycling routes, new community facilities and high-quality public spaces. The area will also play a key role in delivering the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. The new housing on the former Birmingham City University campus will initially provide accommodation for athletes and... MoreClosed 2 August 2019 -
Walking and Cycling Strategy and Infrastructure Plan
Birmingham is a growing city, with aspirations to be enterprising, innovative and green. However, air quality is poor, congestion is a major concern, levels of obesity are rising and there is overdependence on cars for short journeys. Part of the solution to these challenges is to increase opportunities for walking and cycling and reduce dependence on the motor car. The Birmingham Walking and Cycling Strategy sets out a ten year plan to ensure that walking and... MoreClosed 2 August 2019 -
New Town PSPO
Overview Birmingham City Council is considering the use of a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to combat anti-social behaviour (ASB) in the New Town area of Birmingham. PSPO's are part of the new ASB legislation which was introduced nationally in October 2014. This order will provide the Police and designated Council Officers, with additional powers across a defined geographical area, to tackle a wide range of anti-social behaviours. Find out more about PSPO's... MoreClosed 1 August 2019 -
Post 16 Curriculum and Provision Survey
The Post 16 Forum is a city-wide strategic group consisting of senior leaders from schools, colleges, training providers and Birmingham City Council. The group works together to provide strategic guidance to improve education and training opportunities for young people aged 14-19 in Birmingham and ensure they move on to university or employment. MoreClosed 31 July 2019 -
Schools End-to-End Admissions Consultative Training Feedback
Many thanks for attending the 2-day consultative training sessions in July and your involvement has been much appreciated. MoreClosed 26 July 2019
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