In partnership with Colomre Business Ditrict, Birmingham City council are delivering Snow Hill Public Realm, a programme of projects that are aimed at improving public transport interchange, connectivity and economic performance through rationalisation of movement around Snow Hill Station...More
In partnership with Colomore Business District, Birmingham City Council are delivering Snow Hill Public Realm, a programme of projects that are aimed at improving public transport interchange, connectivity and economic performance through rationalisation of movement around Snow Hill Station...More
Following the introduction of 20mph speed limits in three areas of the city in 2016 – City Centre (A1), Central East (A2) and Central South (A3), Ark Boulton Academy was identified as a potential location for a variable 20mph speed limit. The original 20mph speed limit scheme included...More
The Sheepcote Street etc. bus lane scheme is part of Birmingham City Council’s (BCC’s) proposal to discourage Sheepcote Street as a through route for traffic, to improve bus journey reliability, and to reduce reliance on car journeys through encouragement of modal shift.
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The Bath Row/George Road scheme is part of Birmingham City Council’s (BCC) joint venture with the Midland Metro Alliance project to improve accessibility for public transport into the area. The project introduces a new signalled junction at Bath Row/George Road to facilitate the introduction...More
Birmingham City Council, as the Local Authority for Birmingham, in full collaboration with the joint Governing Board of Bournville Infant and Bournville Junior Schools is consulting on a proposal to amalgamate Bournville Infant School and Bournville Junior School to create one all through...More
This is pre-application information regarding the proposed housing development at the former BCU campus, Perry Barr, which will serve as the residential accommodation for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games Athletes Village, and once the Games are over form the heart of a high quality...More
The Licensing and Public Protection Committee of the City Council has given consideration to the removal of the minimum engine size requirement for Private Hire Vehicles.
Our existing policy for private hire vehicles stipulates that a vehicle cannot be licensed unless it...More
The Licensing and Public Protection Committee of the City Council has approved in principle the introduction of a penalty point scheme for drivers and vehicle proprietors of Hackney Carriage (taxi) and Private Hire vehicles.
During on-going road side compliance checks Licensing Enforcement...More
The Licensing and Public Protection Committee of the City Council has given consideration to making it a requirement that all Birmingham Licensed hackney carriages be equipped to take credit and debit card payments.
At present drivers are free to offer additional payment methods, but...More
The current conditions relating to vehicle licenses have been reviewed, amended and updated in an attempt to clarify certain issues and introduce new initiatives and procedures and remove what are already legal duties.
Section 47 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976,...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 contact with Birmingham...More
Tell us how you feel about working for Birmingham Children’s Trust
It’s April and we are now ‘officially’ Birmingham Children’s Trust!
We want to be an employer of choice where staff are valued, listened to and have the right working environment to do their best for children,...More
We are currently working on a redesign of our Placements Service. To ensure the Service is effective for everyone who uses it, we are seeking feedback from a range of people who use the Service including social work practitioners like yourselves!
We would like you to tell us about your...More
From April 1 st Birmingham Children’s Social Care formally became Birmingham Children’s Trust. As part of our move to the Trust we are undertaking a review of our Placement Service and looking at how we work with our partners.
As you are a crucial part of our offer, we want to look at...More
From April 1 st 2018 Birmingham Children’s Social Care formally became Birmingham Children’s Trust! As part of this move we have made a commitment to work closer with our foster carers, to engage with you more and to ask for your views to improve what we do.
Birmingham uses both internal...More
Birmingham City Council plans to procure temporary accommodation for a number of departments currently using bed and breakfast type accommodation for their service users. This consultation allows providers to register their possible interest and to provide the council with some information needed...More
This is aimed at gathering service users views/comments relating to burial and cremation services provided by Birmingham City Council. Collected information will help develop future service improvements within cemeteries and crematoria. Results of the user satisfaction levels from 10...More
This survey is for children and young people who are in care to get feedback about your independent reviewing officer, your review meetings, and how much you get a say.
We would really like you to tell us what we are doing well and what we could do better.
We do not ask for your...More
Full details of the plans are below, or you can skip straight to the questionnaire .
Please note, your responses are being collected by Birmingham City Council and will be shared with Transport for West Midlands
We are committed to improving the bus network in Birmingham, helping to...More
Lots of people travel to and in Birmingham city centre every day. We need to make sure that public transport is constantly improving to make it easy for people to get around and to reduce reliance on private cars, which cause unnecessary congestion and pollution.
Through the Birmingham...More
St Benedict’s Infant School is a community infant school situated in the Bordesley Green ward of the Hodge Hill district of the City.
The school is currently linked with Ark Chamberlain Primary Academy.
At the request of Governing Body of the school, Birmingham City Council is consulting...More
The funding has been made available from Sutton Coldfield Town Council to improve the existing facilities in Withy Hill Park. Proposals include installation of a new children’s aerial runway (zip-wire), the creation of a new grass amphitheatre, ground modelling, with new ornamental trees and...More
On 13th February 2015 planning permission was granted for the erection of 7 terraced houses with access and associated parking on land adjacent to The Bagot Arms Public House, Eachelhurst Road, Erdington. This gave rise to a Section 106 agreement contribution as compensation for the loss of a...More
Help shape the future of Birmingham
We want to know what it’s like to live in Birmingham, what makes you proud of the city and what gets you excited about its future.
Tell us today and when you do you will get the chance to win an iPad.
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Birmingham City Council operates 14 day care nurseries across the city
Around 600 children attend across all the 14 nurseries each week and the nurseries currently employ approximately 120 staff.
The nurseries are running at a loss so the purpose of this consultation is to find a more...More
Birmingham City Council is undertaking a consultation on a proposal to reduce the available budget for Local Welfare Provision payments from April 2018.
The Council’s Benefit Service administers the Local Welfare Provision payments that enable the Council to provide financial support for...More
St Benedict’s Infant school is a community Infant School situated in the Bordesley Green ward of the Hodge Hill district of the City.
The school is currently linked with Ark Chamberlain Primary Academy.
At the request of Governing Body of the school, Birmingham City Council is...More
At the request of the joint Governing Board of Bournville Infant and Bournville Junior Schools, Birmingham City Council, as the Local Authority for Birmingham, is consulting on a proposal to amalgamate Bournville Infant School and Bournville Junior School to create one all through primary school...More