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Healthwatch Birmingham Consultation
This consultation is about how Healthwatch should be set up in Birmingham to work for you and your community. From June to September 2012, we will be finding out how individuals, groups and communities across the city want to shape Healthwatch so it works for them. Consultation Ambassadors have been recruited to reach into their local groups and communities to encourage people to share their views. Children and young people will be consulted separately. MoreClosed 14 September 2012 -
Grant Appraisal and Award Procedures and Guidance v0.2 Consultation
Birmingham City Council has designed a new grant application form which has been automated within MS Excel to assist organisations with the process. Please feed any comments you have on either the MS Excel Application Form or the Procedure and Guidance by email to database@bvsc.org by 10th September 2012. MoreClosed 10 September 2012 -
Shelforce Service Redesign
The Council is looking at options to safeguard the future of Shelforce. We are seeking the views of key stakeholders on the redesign proposals of Shelforce. The consultation will take place between May and 22nd August 2012. Stakeholders will be sent an email inviting them to make comment via the Be Heard database and respond via a questionnaire. MoreClosed 22 August 2012 -
Commissioning Strategy for Carers to 2026
On behalf of the Birmingham Carers’ Partnership Board, we have started this consultation because the previous Carers’ Commissioning Strategy – which listed what we were going to do, has now expired and the Board we wishes to create a new strategy that lasts to 2026. The 2001 census identified that approximately 100,000 people in Birmingham provided unpaid care and that around 4,250 of them were young carers. Related documents are attached below. You may wish to read these before... MoreClosed 24 June 2012 -
Core Strategy for Birmingham - Emerging Strategy
The Core Strategy will become the key strategic overarching planning policy document for development in the city of Birmingham. The Strategy will set out wide ranging policies that include economic growth, new housing construction, retail growth, employment provision, the environment, transportation, sport, education and health. The adopted strategy and its policies will be considered material in the determination of development requiring planning consent. It will form the strategic basis for... MoreClosed 18 March 2011
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