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A457 corridor cycle route, city centre to City Hospital
We aim to make walking and cycling everyday choices for local journeys and leisure activities, as part of a safe and integrated transport network for Birmingham. In 2020, we installed a number of temporary ‘pop-up’ cycle lanes across the city, to help people to travel safely and actively during the COVID-19 pandemic. The routes chosen align with the Birmingham Walking & Cycling Strategy and Infrastructure Plan , which set out proposals for a city-wide cycle network. In many... MoreOpened 3 November 2021 -
A45 corridor cycle route, city centre to Small Heath Park
We aim to make walking and cycling everyday choices for local journeys and leisure activities, as part of a safe and integrated transport network for Birmingham. In 2020, we installed a number of temporary ‘pop-up’ cycle lanes across the city, to help people to travel safely and actively during the COVID-19 pandemic. The routes chosen align with the Birmingham Walking & Cycling Strategy and Infrastructure Plan , which set out proposals for a city-wide cycle network. In many... MoreOpened 3 November 2021 -
Bradford Street cycle route
We aim to make walking and cycling everyday choices for local journeys and leisure activities, as part of a safe and integrated transport network for Birmingham. In 2020, we installed a number of temporary ‘pop-up’ cycle lanes across the city, to help people to travel safely and actively during the COVID-19 pandemic. The routes chosen align with the Birmingham Walking & Cycling Strategy and Infrastructure Plan , which set out proposals for a city-wide cycle network. In many... MoreOpened 3 November 2021 -
Cannon Hill park to Moseley cycle route
We aim to make walking and cycling everyday choices for local journeys and leisure activities, as part of a safe and integrated transport network for Birmingham. The Birmingham Walking & Cycling Strategy and Infrastructure Plan , which set out proposals for a city-wide cycle network. As part of this cycle network, we are now proposing to create a new cycle route linking Cannon Hill Park with Moseley. This route will then link to the A38 Bristol Road cycle route via a scheme... MoreOpened 3 November 2021 -
Birmingham City Centre Public Space Protection Order Consultation
We are interested in your views. You may be aware that there has been work amongst partners through the City Centre Local Partnership Delivery Group (CCLPDG) to address anti-social behaviour in and around the City Centre of Birmingham. This is causing significant concerns for local residents, businesses as well as those visiting the City and surrounding areas. As part of the partnership approach towards tackling the issues, it has been decided to apply for a Public Space... MoreOpened 5 November 2021 -
Erdington Public Space Protection Order Consultation
We are interested in your views. You may be aware that there has been work amongst partners through the North Local Partnership Delivery Group (LPDG) to address anti-social behaviour in and around Erdington High Street. This is causing significant concerns for local residents, local businesses as well as those visiting the High Street and surrounding area in this part of the Erdington Ward. As part of the partnership approach towards tackling the issues, it has been... MoreOpened 8 November 2021 -
Birmingham Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Survey
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 sufficient charging infrastructure so that all Birmingham residents can make the switch to electric. Birmingham’s Charge Point Strategy focuses on deploying fast and rapid charge... MoreOpened 10 November 2021 -
Becoming a parent survey
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. Answering the questions below will help us begin to understand what support you have accessed, how you found it, and what support you may have liked more of. There are 13 questions in total. After completing the... MoreOpened 12 November 2021 -
Private Rented Sector Strategy Consultation
Birmingham residents are more reliant on the private rented sector than ever before. We want to make sure everyone lives in a safe, secure and energy efficient home, while landlords feel supported in delivering professional accommodation services that are of a good standard. To assist with the achievement of this aim, the Council has produced a Private Rented Sector Strategy, a copy of which can be downloaded by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page. The... MoreOpened 12 November 2021 -
Healthy Child Programme: Questionnaire for Parents and Carers of Children Aged 5-19
We would like to hear your views on our current Healthy Child Programme services in Birmingham. You will have four weeks to respond and we will use your responses to help make our recommendations to Cabinet on how we commission theses services in the future. Who would be affected by these proposals? Children and young people aged between 0-19 Pregnant women and partners All parents and carers of children aged... MoreOpened 16 November 2021 -
Healthy Child Programme: Questionnaire for Parents and Carers of Children Aged 0-5
We would like to hear your views on our current Healthy Child Programme services in Birmingham. You will have four weeks to respond and we will use your responses to help make our recommendations to Cabinet on how we commission theses services in the future. Who would be affected by these proposals? Children and young people aged between 0-19 Pregnant women and partners All parents and carers of children aged... MoreOpened 16 November 2021 -
Healthy Child Programme: Questionnaire for Staff and Stakeholders of Children Aged 0-5
We would like to hear your views on our current Healthy Child Programme services in Birmingham. You will have four weeks to respond and we will use your responses to help make our recommendations to Cabinet on how we commission theses services in the future. Who would be affected by these proposals? Children and young people aged between 0-19 Pregnant women and partners All parents and carers of children aged... MoreOpened 16 November 2021 -
Healthy Child Programme: Questionnaire for Staff and Stakeholders of Children Aged 5-19
We would like to hear your views on our current Healthy Child Programme services in Birmingham. You will have four weeks to respond and we will use your responses to help make our recommendations to Cabinet on how we commission theses services in the future. Who would be affected by these proposals? Children and young people aged between 0-19 Pregnant women and partners All parents and carers of children aged... MoreOpened 16 November 2021 -
Healthy Child Programme: Questionnaire for School Staff Relating to Children Aged 5-19
We would like to hear your views on our current Healthy Child Programme services in Birmingham. You will have four weeks to respond and we will use your responses to help make our recommendations to Cabinet on how we commission theses services in the future. Who would be affected by these proposals? Children and young people aged between 0-19 Pregnant women and partners All parents and carers of children aged... MoreOpened 16 November 2021 -
Lozells Places for People
Places for People in Lozells 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 traffic, particularly when people are taking shortcuts to avoid main roads. When traffic is reduced the neighbourhood becomes quieter, the air is cleaner, and the streets feel safer. The principle... MoreOpened 18 November 2021 -
COVID-19 FATIGUE
The data collected through the survey is anonymous, so you cannot be identified from what you have said. We plan to publish the findings from the survey at a population rather than an individual level (for example in tables or graphs using summary results) and any quotes used from answers will remain anonymous. While Birmingham City Council feel that the questions we have asked in this survey are anonymous and would not place you at risk of being identified as an individual, we... MoreOpened 19 November 2021 -
Gambling Act 2005 Statement of Gambling Principles Review 2022
The Gambling Act 2005 requires the City Council as the Licensing Authority to determine and publish its Statement of Gambling Principles at least every three years, to keep it under review and make such revisions to it, as it considers appropriate. MoreOpened 19 November 2021 -
Proposed Admission Arrangements for September 2023/2024
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. MoreOpened 22 November 2021 -
CSA Provider Questionnaire
Thank you for your interest in this online survey helping to improve childcare in Birmingham. This survey is being carried out by Coram, a children’s charity, on behalf of Birmingham City Council. Coram is not part of Birmingham City Council and does not work for any childcare providers. Why are you doing a survey? We want to hear your views and experience of the childcare market. We want to know what support is available to you and what further support you... MoreOpened 23 November 2021 -
CSA Parents Questionnaire
Survey of childcare users in Birmingham Thank you for your interest in this online survey. This survey is being carried out by Coram, a children’s charity, on behalf of Birmingham City Council. Coram is not part of Birmingham City Council. Why are you doing a survey? We would like to hear about the type of childcare you use and whether the right childcare and support is available to you. By childcare we mean any form of childcare e.g.... MoreOpened 23 November 2021 -
Your experience of the Holiday Activity and Food grants programme
We are keen to get your feedback about y our experience of the Holiday Activity and Food grants programme t o help with our future planning MoreOpened 29 November 2021 -
Birmingham City Council Housing Allocations Scheme
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 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. These groups... MoreOpened 29 November 2021 -
Proposed Local Authority Admission Arrangements and Published Admissions Numbers for September 2023/2024
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. MoreOpened 6 December 2021 -
Houses in Multiple Occupation Draft Supplementary Planning Document; Large-scale Shared Accommodation Draft Supplementary Planning Document
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 support the application of existing policies in the Birmingham Development Plan (adopted January 2017) and Development Management in Birmingham Development Plan Document (adopted December 2021). MoreOpened 17 December 2021 -
Communication and Community Engagement Survey
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 which you might hear from Birmingham City Council, and as we enter the new year, we would like to hear what is most relevant to you, along with your insights about what you would like to see. ... MoreOpened 17 December 2021 -
BLACHIR Phase 3 Engagement Survey
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. The Review is taking a thematic approach which explores specific topics with an academic board and external advisory board based on the published evidence base. The Boards... MoreOpened 20 December 2021 -
Birmingham 2022 legacy improvements at Boldmere Gate, Sutton Park – proposed installation of electrical infrastructure
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 Council is seeking to install some electrical infrastructure – a substation and two electrical hook-up points. The substation will be installed within the car park area at Miller... MoreOpened 23 December 2021 -
Are you prepared for life after Year 11?
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 Access to Education can do to help you make good plans for your future. MoreOpened 4 January 2022 -
Proposed Declaration of Two Public Space Protection Orders in Birmingham City Centre to Control Excessive Noise
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 Street and New Street and Temple Street areas which are home to many residents. These complaints can be split down into 17 complaints for New Street and High Street area and 62 complaints relating... MoreOpened 11 January 2022 -
Understanding COVID-19 Vaccination Perception
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. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Birmingham City Council values your opinion. The data collected through the survey is anonymous, so you cannot be identified from what... MoreOpened 13 January 2022
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