1322 results
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Selective Licensing Consultation
Birmingham City Council is keen to hear your views on the proposal to introduce selective licensing in parts of the city before any decisions are made. If you are a tenant, resident, landlord, letting agent or a business, living or operating in one of the proposed areas you could be affected by the proposal. If a selective licensing designation is approved, the landlord of every privately rented property in the designated area would be required to obtain a... MoreClosed 4 January 2022 -
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 MoreClosed 3 January 2022 -
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. MoreClosed 3 January 2022 -
Annual Compliance Return (ACR Extension)
Birmingham City Council as a Local Authority strives for excellence in health and safety management and performance and aims to work in partnership with a number of other key stakeholders and contractors to ensure this is met. BCC adopts the principles of sensible risk management which applies a reasonable and proportionate approach to health and safety monitoring and compliance of regulatory and corporate standards. As the employer, Birmingham City Council has overall... MoreClosed 31 December 2021 -
New Conference Meetings: Parent Feedback
Please answer this short survey of 11 questions to tell us about your experience of your conference meeting. It is completely confidential. At the end you are given the option to enter your email address, please leave this blank and click the submit response button. Please be as honest as possible. Thank you for your feedback! MoreClosed 31 December 2021 -
New Conference Meetings: Professional's Feedback
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, simply leave this blank and click submit response. Thank you for your feedback! MoreClosed 31 December 2021 -
Clearance to BMHT- Customer Satisfaction Survey 2020
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. MoreClosed 31 December 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... MoreClosed 19 December 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... MoreClosed 17 December 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... MoreClosed 17 December 2021 -
Car Free School Streets evaluation (phase 2)
Since September 2020, roads outside six schools in Birmingham have been closed to motor traffic at the start and end of the school day. This is the second phase of a pilot scheme to reduce congestion and improve air quality at the school gates as well as making it easier and safer to walk or cycle to school. The schools involved are: Anderton Park Primary (Moseley ward) Hillstone Primary (Shard End ward) Holy Cross Catholic Primary (S'ton Walmley & Minworth ward)... MoreClosed 17 December 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. MoreClosed 17 December 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... MoreClosed 14 December 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... MoreClosed 14 December 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... MoreClosed 14 December 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... MoreClosed 14 December 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... MoreClosed 14 December 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... MoreClosed 12 December 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.... MoreClosed 12 December 2021 -
Birmingham Staying Independent at Home - Your Views
Birmingham City Council has a statutory obligation to deliver the Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) to protect and assist its vulnerable citizens who require aids and adaptation in their homes. These adaptations can be in the form of major or minor works to install changes to the home in order to enable citizens to live safely, independently and with dignity in their community. Extra flexibility was introduced via the Regulatory Reform (Housing Assistance) (England and... MoreClosed 10 December 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... MoreClosed 10 December 2021 -
Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Board Strategy: Creating a Bolder, Healthier City
The Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Board would like your views on the proposed Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Strategy: Creating a Bolder, Healthier City. Creating a Bolder, Healthier City sets out the Health and Wellbeing Board’s ambitions for the next 8 years (2022-2030), signposting to action across the health and care system. The draft strategy is available to view (see the “Related” section at the bottom of this page). Creating a Bolder, Healthier City aims... MoreClosed 10 December 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... MoreClosed 5 December 2021 -
Smethwick to Birmingham Corridor Framework Draft Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) and Grove Lane Masterplan
This public consultation has now closed, thank you for giving us your views. All comments were taken into consideration in the production of the final documents which were adopted/approved by the council’s cabinet in February 2022 . The final versions of the documents together with the consultation statement are available here: ... MoreClosed 3 December 2021 -
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... MoreClosed 30 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... MoreClosed 30 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... MoreClosed 30 November 2021 -
Disruption Planning Audit - Survey
The Disruption Planning Audit is designed to understand professionals engagement with the disruption planning process. MoreClosed 26 November 2021 -
Draft Revised Local Information Requirements for Planning Applications
Local information requirements, also known as local validation criteria, sets out the information that the Local Planning Authority will require to be able to register, assess and determine planning applications. National guidance requires that local information requirements are reviewed every two years to ensure they are reasonable and up-to-date. The current local information requirements list was last updated in March 2020 and can be viewed here: ... MoreClosed 25 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... MoreClosed 22 November 2021
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