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Post 16 Sufficiency Survey - School Sixth Forms
The Post 16 Forum has commissioned this survey to help all partners in the sector to understand whether we have sufficient places across Birmingham to meet the needs of young people. MoreClosed 30 April 2020 -
Erdington High Street
Birmingham City Council is interested in the views of Birmingham residents that live near to and visit Erdington high street. MoreClosed 12 April 2020 -
Review of Team Briefings 2020
Adult Social Care Directorate has introduced Team Briefings in 2019, in response to staff feedback about inconsistent communication. Adult Social Care Management Team are aware that improvements to the Team Briefing process could be made and are keen to hear feedback around this. The survey is aimed at Heads of Service and Team Managers who have to implement the Team Briefing each cycle. Please take the time to complete this short survey. MoreClosed 9 April 2020 -
Birmingham Transport Plan
The draft Birmingham Transport Plan 2031 describes what the city needs to do differently to meet the demands of the future. The plan contains a set of principles that will guide investment in Birmingham's transport. This is needed to serve a city that is home to more people and create a better environment in which to live and work for everyone irrespective of age, disability or income. These measures are designed to: Reduce transport’s damaging impact... MoreClosed 9 April 2020 -
Digbeth High Street Public Realm
COVID-19 UPDATE: The consultation has now been extended to 9 April to allow more time for people to respond. In light of the latest government guidance we have taken the decision to cancel the remaining public drop-in events that were scheduled for 18 and 23 March. All information regarding the proposals can still be found below and we encourage everyone to give us your views by completing the survey. If you have any queries or would like to discuss the proposals with the... MoreClosed 9 April 2020 -
Safety improvements to Nursery Road and Yateley Road
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) and Birmingham City Council (BCC) are working together to make Nursery Road and Yateley Road in Harborne safer. Proposed changes Nursery Road On the east side of Nursery Road: double yellow lines to prevent parking on the full length of road between Kingscote Road and Harborne Road. bollards on the footway, to prevent vehicles mounting the kerb and driving on the pedestrian area. The bollards will be spaced approximately 5m... MoreClosed 3 April 2020 -
School Organisation: Grendon Primary School
Grendon Primary School is a community school and nursery for pupils aged 3 - 11 years. The school is located on Grendon Road, Birmingham B14 4RB (Highters Heath Ward and Selly Oak Constituency). This proposal by Birmingham City Council, in collaboration with the school, is to consult by: Altering the lower age limit from 3 years to age 4 years; The age range would become 4 - 11 years; The nursery provision would be removed with effect 1st September 2020. This... MoreClosed 2 April 2020 -
School Organisation: Cotteridge Primary School
Cotteridge Primary School is a community school and nursery for pupils aged 3 - 11 years. The school is located on Breedon Road, Birmingham B30 2HT (Stirchley Ward and Selly Oak District.) This proposal by Birmingham City Council, in collaboration with the school, is to consult formally on the removal of the nursery provision from Cotteridge Primary School by: Altering the lower age limit from 3 years to age 4 years; The age range would become 4 - 11 years; The nursery... MoreClosed 2 April 2020 -
City Road Local Safety Scheme
Following several road traffic collisions and concerns raised by residents, we are proposing to make some changes to City Road, to improve road safety. The scheme aims to reduce vehicle speeds and road traffic collisions in the area. The proposed changes can be seen on the map below and include the following: 20mph speed limit outside George Dixon schools (between Fountain Road and Portland Road) and City Road Primary School (between Selwyn Road and Twyning Road). Vehicle... MoreClosed 31 March 2020 -
Parental Survey for Childcare in Birmingham 2020
The Local Authority has a statutory duty to secure sufficient childcare, so far as is reasonably practicable, for working parents or parents who are studying or training for employment, for children aged 0-14 (or up to 18 for disabled children). The Local Authority is also required to report annually to elected council members on how they are meeting their duty to secure sufficient childcare and make this report available and accessible to parents. ... MoreClosed 31 March 2020 -
COVID-19 impact on local business community.
The city’s business community is facing unprecedented challenges and we want to better understand those challenges in order to help businesses get the support they need - over and above the measures set out by the Chancellor on Tuesday. Given the rapidly evolving situation we need to act with urgency to gather information and get support through the system to business. I am therefore asking for your help in answering a few questions which will help us gather a body of evidence to... MoreClosed 27 March 2020 -
Post 16 Sufficiency Survey - Colleges & Providers
The Post 16 Forum has commissioned this survey to help all partners in the sector to understand whether we have sufficient places across Birmingham to meet the needs of young people. MoreClosed 13 March 2020 -
Post 16 Sufficiency Survey - School Sixth Forms
The Post 16 Forum has commissioned this survey to help all partners in the sector to understand whether we have sufficient places across Birmingham to meet the needs of young people. MoreClosed 13 March 2020 -
Consultation on Draft Revised Local Validation List
Birmingham City Council is consulting on a draft revised Local Validation List. The consultation period is from 29 January – 28 February 2020. We would be pleased to receive any comments that you may have on the proposed changes to the list. What is the local validation list? The local validation list sets out the information that Birmingham City Council will require to be able to register, assess and determine planning applications. The amount of information required will vary... MoreClosed 3 March 2020 -
Moor Street Queensway Bus Gate
The Eastside area of Birmingham city centre, including Moor Street Queensway and Digbeth High Street, will be transformed over the coming years. Major transport investment through Metro extension, new Sprint routes and the arrival of HS2 will see significant improvements to public transport and enhanced public realm, while new developments such as Smithfield will change how this area is used. This will all contribute to the vision for a sustainable, green, inclusive, go-anywhere network set... MoreClosed 28 February 2020 -
Parking Supplementary Planning Document
All vehicular journeys begin and end with parking, so managing parking provision is a vital tool for addressing travel behaviours, reducing car ownership and usage and helping Birmingham to meet its priorities around climate change and clean air. The Birmingham Parking Supplementary Planning Document (SPD), once adopted, will replace the existing Car Parking Guidelines SPD (2012), and support the replacement of the Birmingham Parking Policy (2010). The document... MoreClosed 28 February 2020 -
2020-2030 Birmingham Heritage Strategy Consultation
Birmingham City Council are reviewing their adopted Heritage Strategy 2014-2019, the outcome will; Provide a framework and context for how the city preserves, prioritises, encourages participation in and promotion of the city’s heritage Reflect the latest and predicted context / environment for the sustainability and development of the heritage sector in the city Support and guide partners involved in sustaining Birmingham’s rich heritage. Integrate with key... MoreClosed 27 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Highways & Infrastructure
Highways & Infrastructure are completing a review of the fees and charges for Local Engineers, Dropped Kerbs, Streetworks, Car Parking and Drainage Services . The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals. All feedback will help... MoreClosed 26 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Public Rights of Way
Highways are completing a review of the fees and charges for the Rights of way Section. The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals, your perceptions on value for money, your satisfaction with the service received, as well as providing an... MoreClosed 24 February 2020 -
Consultation on Birmingham City Council’s Proposed Street Trading Policy 2020
Birmingham City Council is the Licensing Authority responsible for considering applications for a range of activities that require a street trading consent under Schedule 4 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 referred to in this policy as “the Act”. The aim of this Street Trading Policy is to create a street trading environment which is sensitive to the needs of the public and businesses, provides quality consumer choice and contributes to the... MoreClosed 23 February 2020 -
Harvest Fields Park Proposed Trim Trail
Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council, working with Birmingham City Council, is proposing to improve the existing facilities in Harvest Fields. The proposal includes installation of new timber trim trail equipment with information and safety sign.Funding for this would be provided by Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council. Please see attached layout plan for details. We would like your comments on this proposal. MoreClosed 23 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Adults
Adults Social Care are completing a review of the fees and charges for the services provided by the Directorate. The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals. The 2020/21 fees and charges proposals are attached below. MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Library Services
Libraries of Birmingham are completing a review of the fees and charges. The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals, your perceptions on value for money, your satisfaction with the service received, as well as providing an opportunity... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Land Charges and Highways Searches
Transport & Connectivity are completing a review of the fees and charges for the Land Charges and Highways Searches . The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals. All feedback will help us to continually improve the services we... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Development Management in Birmingham (Publication Version - Regulation 19) January 2020
Consultation on the Development Management in Birmingham Development Plan Document - Publication Version (Regulation 19) The Development Management in Birmingham Development Plan Document (DMB) will provide detailed policies to help determine planning applications and development decisions across the city supporting the strategic policies set out in the Birmingham Development Plan which was adopted in in 2017. The document, once adopted, will replace the remaining Saved 2005... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - The Council House room hire charges
Property Services CAB Accomodation are completing a review of the fees and charges for the room hire in the Council House. The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals, your perceptions on value for money, your satisfaction with the... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
City Centre Public Realm Improvements
Birmingham City Council, alongside Retail and Colmore Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), are consulting on plans to enhance the public realm in the city centre and create an attractive, welcoming and safe environment to attract more visitors to Birmingham city centre which will facilitate economic growth. High-quality paving materials including Natural Yorkstone will be used throughout the scheme area, whilst reinstating heritage paving in sections of Victoria Square.... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Climate Emergency Citizen Survey
In 2018 the United Nations warned that, unless urgent action is taken, we might miss the chance to avoid the devastating effects climate change could have on millions of people across the world. On 11 June 2019 the council declared a climate emergency and made the commitment to take action to reduce the city’s carbon emissions and limit climate change. The Council is currently working with partners and stakeholders across the city and region to come... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Travel Demand Management Team
The Travel Demand Management Team are completing a review of the fees and charges for travel planning support offered to schools, businesses and other organisations. The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals, your perceptions on value for... MoreClosed 21 February 2020 -
Fees and Charges Consultation 2020/21 - Street Naming and Numbering
Transport & Connectivity are completing a review of the fees and charges for Street Naming and Numbering . The review forms part of the annual review of all fees and charges set by the Council’s trading services, and it is anticipated that any changes shall be implemented from 1 st April 2020. The purpose of this consultation is to receive your feedback on the proposed fees and charges proposals. All feedback will help us to continually improve the services we provided to you.... MoreClosed 21 February 2020
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