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We are asking young people to complete this short survey of 12 questions to give us your views on attending your Review meetings and the contact you have with your IRO.
As a Child in Care you will have a...More
Birmingham City Council declared a climate emergency in June 2019 and are committed to reducing the city’s carbon emissions which includes supporting the use of electric or plug in hybrid vehicles (EVs). As more models become available, the Council has a key role in ensuring there is...More
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.
It is completely confidential, however if...More
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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As part of our commitment to continue improving the quality and range of our services, we are keen to seek the views of adopters/prospective adopters who have accessed the service.
We would be grateful if you could spare a few minutes to complete this short confidential survey. ...More
Public Questions for the Local COVID Outbreak Engagement Board
The Local COVID Outbreak Engagement Board is a sub-group of the Health and Wellbeing Board and is focused on supporting oversight and public engagement with the local response to COVID-19 outbreaks in Birmingham.
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The role of the Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Board is to build strong and effective partnerships to improve the commissioning and delivery of services across the NHS and local government l eading to improved health and wellbeing for local people. The Board welcome lines of questioning...More
Stirchley library is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council as sole trustee. The library will continue to be a library. There is space though for other activities and in recent years Stirchley Art Room has provided volunteers to assist in the operation of the library and also...More
This consultation is about the future use of the lodge building situated on land known as Small Heath Park. The Council holds this land on charitable trust and has no appropriate use to which the lodge could be put. The Council is considering whether the lodge should be offered for lease to a...More
Bilberry Centre is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council as sole trustee. It has been vacant since 1970 and Birmingham Council wants to ensure that the land and buildings are utilised and managed effectively. This consultation is concerned with the options that may be open to the...More
Calthorpe Park is a popular and well used park and will remain a public park but there are buildings within the park that need to be used and any occupancy must be on a formal, contractual relationship with the Council. The park and buildings are held on charitable trust and the Council wishes to...More
Sarehole Mill Museum is held in trust by Birmingham City Council. It is a registered charity (number 254995) known as “Sarehole Mill Recreation Ground (Foster for Botanical Gardens etc.)”. It is managed by Birmingham Museums Trust which is an established charity registered with the Charity...More
Bartley Green Library is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council and the trust deed restricts the use of the building to a library only. The Council wants to see library services continue but there is scope within the building for other community activities to take place too....More
This consultation is about the future use of the former Selly Oak Library building which is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council. The library has been closed for some time and library services now provided at the Sense building nearby. The Council acting as charity trustee needs...More
Over the past 6 months, the Council has seen an increase in the number of complaints received from residents concerning noise levels on the street. Between June and November 2021, a total of 79 complaints of excessive noise were received. These complaints focus around the New Street and High...More
You attend a mainstream school and have visiting support from Access to Education to help your inclusion in school.
We want to find out how your plans for moving on from school are going, and what information has helped inform your choices.
We are also looking to see what more we at...More
Birmingham City Council is keen to hear your views on a new Draft Housing Allocations Policy which will be implemented in 2022.
Birmingham City Council is required by law to have a Housing Allocation Scheme, which shows how it prioritises the allocation of social housing and the...More
As part of the Dudley Road Transport Improvements ( www.birmingham.gov.uk/dudleyrd ) we are planning to make changes to areas of grass, trees and plants, and to create new green spaces. We would like to know what you think about our proposals for this planting work.
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Birmingham City Council has prepared two draft Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs):
Houses in Multiple Occupation Draft Supplementary Planning Document
Large-scale Shared Accommodation Draft Supplementary Planning Document.
The SPDs provide detailed guidance to...More
Birmingham 2022 legacy improvements at Boldmere Gate, Sutton Park – proposed installation of electrical infrastructure
As part of the preparatory work required for the Birmingham 2022 Triathlon and Para Triathlon events at Boldmere Gate, Sutton Park, Birmingham City...More
Birmingham City Council consults on the proposed published admission arrangements and proposed published admissions numbers for community and voluntary controlled schools as their admissions authority.
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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
In a continued effort to combat COVID-19 we are all being asked to get vaccinated. The vaccination effort is evergreen – this means that anyone can get their 1 st , 2 nd or Booster dose when eligible.
This survey aims to understand what residents of Birmingham think about the vaccination....More
Birmingham City Council is keen to hear your views on how we communicate and engage with you.
2022 is set to be a big year for Birmingham, with the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Cultural Festival and other activities ongoing throughout the year. We know that there are a range of ways in...More
There can be extra challenges to becoming a parent if you haven’t grown up with your birth family. We are trying to think about how we can design the best possible support services for parents and parents to be who are in care or are care experienced.
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Birmingham City Council facilitates the consultation process on behalf of own admission authority schools in Birmingham who have instructed the Council to carry out the consultation on their proposed admissions arrangements for the 2023/2024 academic year.
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We are always looking at ways to improve the service that we offer customers who have been rehoused. With this in mind, could you please take a few minutes to complete the attached survey. Your comments will only be used to improve the service we provide.
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This short survey asks you to provide some feedback on your recent experience of attending a new style conference meeting with Birmingham Children's Trust.
This is survey is confidential. Towards the end you are given the option to enter your email if you would like a copy of your response,...More