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  • 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... More
    Closes 31 May 2028

  • Adoption Service Satisfaction Survey

    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. Towards the end of the survey you are given the option to enter your email address if you would like to receive a copy of your response. This is optional and you can leave blank and continue... More
    Closes 31 March 2027

  • Fostering Panel Feedback

    Please tell us your experience of attending Birmingham Children's Trust fostering panel. Your feedback will help us to improve the experience for other foster carers. There are just 12 questions and which take 5 minutes to complete and gives us valuable insight into how we are working alongside you, other carers and professionals. More
    Closes 31 March 2027

  • Return to Social Work Programme Evaluation

    This survey asks for your feedback to evaluate the Return to Social Work Programme to improve the delivery of this programme for those who are involved. More
    Closes 31 January 2027

  • Nominate a Local Food Legend

    We want to recognise, champion, and showcase the many citizens, organisations, businesses and partners that are making a real difference in Birmingham Food System. They have been leading the way for many years and it’s time for Birmingham to “Be Bold, Be Proud” of our quiet food legends. They are an inspiration and we can all learn from them and be empowered to be legends, too. Do you know a Local Food Legend that has made a difference to Birmingham’s Food System? Are you... More
    Closes 1 January 2027

  • 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... More
    Closes 31 December 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 ... More
    Closes 30 December 2026

  • Birmingham City Council Housing Allocations Scheme 2026

    Birmingham City Council is keen to hear your views on a new Draft Housing Allocations Scheme which will be implemented in November 2027. 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 procedures that will be followed. The scheme is directed by legislation and guidance from the government. It requires that certain groups be given ‘reasonable preference’ within the scheme.... More
    Closes 24 December 2026

  • Have Your Say on Our Highways Strategy

    Birmingham's roads, pavements, bridges, street lighting, drainage systems and other highway assets help people travel safely around the city every day. Together, they form one of the largest highway networks in the country. Looking after this network is becoming more challenging. Much of our infrastructure is getting older, demand on our roads continues to grow, and public funding is limited. This means we need to make careful decisions about where to focus investment and... More
    Closes 10 December 2026

  • Priorities For a Fairer Birmingham - Help Us Develop Our Equality Objectives

    I ntroduction We are consulting on our equality objectives to ensure they reflect the equality issues that matter most to residents. As part of our responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010 Public Sector Equality Duty ( a law that helps councils and other public services treat everyone fairly, reduce unfair discrimination, and give all people equal chances to take part in community life), w e want to make sure the... More
    Closes 4 December 2026

  • Birmingham Youth Strategy (2027-2032) Consultation Survey

    Birmingham is a young and diverse city, and young people are at the heart of its future. We have developed a draft Birmingham Youth Strategy to help improve outcomes for young people and ensure they have the opportunities, support and environments they need to thrive. Our Youth Reference Group has already helped shape the draft strategy by sharing what matters most to them and the changes they would like to see for young people in Birmingham. We are now inviting... More
    Closes 3 December 2026

  • Royal Sutton Coldfield Gateway

    Royal Sutton Coldfield Gateway represents a bold and transformative scheme for the future of Sutton Coldfield Town Centre. This scheme aims to enhance access to, from, and around the heart of the town, delivering improvements to public transport, walking, wheeling, and cycling routes. It also seeks to bridge the barriers posed by the ring road. This scheme delivers the first phases of the vision set out in the Sutton Coldfield Town Centre Masterplan Supplementary Planning Document (SPD).... More
    Closes 3 December 2026

  • Get Active Your Way Guide - Evaluation Survey

    Thank you for taking the time to complete the following survey which aims to get your feedback on the Get Active Your Way Guide. Your input will be incredibly valuable in helping us improve the guide so that it is fit for purpose and meets the needs of diverse communities. The data will be used solely for the purpose of improving the guide and will not be passed on to any other third party. The survey should take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete, but we request that you... More
    Closes 30 November 2026

  • Proposed Lime e-bike/e-scooter stand locations October 2026

    An application has been submitted to Birmingham City Council for the installation of designated parking stands for Lime e‑bikes/e-scooters on sections of the public highway. These locations would support a shared e-bike/e-scooter hire service that would be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Below is the list of proposed locations: ( What3words is a global system that divides the world into 3x3 metre squares, assigning each a unique combination of three... More
    Closes 30 November 2026

  • Sheldon Country Park Landscape Improvements

    Great news! Sheldon Country Park has secured funding for improvements that will benefit the whole community. The proposals include a new toddler and inclusive play area, a gazebo, bamboo screening to enhance the existing fence and gate, and paving improvements to provide better access to the play facility and park office. More
    Closes 22 November 2026

  • Birmingham City Council’s Proposed Admission Arrangements for September 2028/2029

    Birmingham City Council is the admission authority for community and voluntary controlled schools and is responsible for consulting on the proposed admissions arrangements, proposed admissions numbers and the proposed scheme for the coordinated admissions to schools and academies for the 2028/2029 academic year. More
    Closes 16 November 2026

  • Help to Shape the Council and City’s Next Chapter

    Alright Brum, What’s Next? Birmingham is a great city with lots of strengths. But we know there are things that need to get better too. Birmingham City Council is creating a new Corporate Plan for the next three to four years. This plan will set out what we want to achieve during this time, with a focus on providing better services and outcomes for local people. We want to hear from Birmingham residents about what matters most to you, your... More
    Closes 15 November 2026

  • Improvement at Alexander Way Play Area

    Birmingham City Council is proposing improvements to the Alexander Way Play Area to provide a higher-quality and more inclusive play environment for local families. The site currently contains two play areas; however, one is closed due to its poor condition, while the other requires significant investment and refurbishment. As part of the proposals, one play area will be removed and the remaining play area will be fully refurbished. The upgraded facility will include a range of... More
    Closed 6 November 2026

  • School Streets (Phase 6) - Improvements

    A School Street is a road outside a school where most vehicles are not allowed during school drop-off and pick-up times. This helps reduce traffic and creates a safer, more pleasant environment for pupils, families and local residents. The following four School Streets have been in place since April 2026: Blakesley Hall Primary School Cottesbrooke Infant and Nursery School St. Laurence Church Infant School St. Michael's C of E Primary... More
    Closed 31 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Hall Green Infant 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 ... More
    Closed 30 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Yorkmead 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 ... More
    Closed 30 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Robin Hood 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 ... More
    Closed 30 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Acocks Green 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 ... More
    Closed 30 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Lift Lea Forest

    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 ... More
    Closed 23 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - St Benedicts 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 ... More
    Closed 23 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Thornton 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 ... More
    Closed 23 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Anglesey 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 ... More
    Closed 23 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Mayfield 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 ... More
    Closed 23 October 2026

  • Safer School Journeys - Regents Park Community 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 ... More
    Closed 23 October 2026

  • School Streets - Improvement Survey

    A School Street is a road outside a school where most vehicles are not allowed during school drop-off and pick-up times. This helps reduce traffic and creates a safer, more pleasant environment for pupils, families and local residents. We are exploring opportunities to further improve the areas around two existing School Streets in Birmingham: Cofton Primary School (introduced in September 2019) Anderton Park Primary School (introduced in September... More
    Closed 9 October 2026
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