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  • Changes to Early Years Funding Formula

    As a result of the Government delivering its manifesto commitment to double the childcare offer to 30 hours per week for working parents of three and four year olds, changes are being made to how funding is allocated to Local Authorities to enable a fairer and more equitable distribution across the country. This does not replace the existing offer of 15 hours (570 hours per year) for all three and four year olds and targeted two year olds. The government consulted on the national early... More
    Closed 3 February 2017

  • School Organisation King's Norton Boys' School

    Proposal by The Governing Body of King's Norton Boys' School The Governing Body of King's Norton Boys' School is consulting on the following proposal: To alter the upper age limit of the school from 11 – 18 to 11 – 16 with effect from 31 st August 2018. This proposal will result in the closure of the sixth form. King's Norton Boys' School is a foundation secondary school for boys in the Bournville ward of the Selly Oak district of the City. The school has a long... More
    Closed 2 February 2017

  • Centenary Square artwork decommission including street furnishings

    In 1988, artist Tess Jaray was commissioned by Birmingham City Council to design the public realm environment for Centenary Square. Completed in 1991, the artwork comprises of standard paving blocks laid on sand in a Persian carpet pattern and a complimentary designed suite of decorative street furniture including railings, bins, benches, bollards and light columns. Centenary Square will be redeveloped in 2017. The artwork has been enjoyed for 25 years, longer than the life-time of... More
    Closed 31 January 2017

  • Help us to shape the future of Birmingham libraries

    Birmingham’s libraries are buildings that many generations have used and enjoyed for a host of things including leisure, work and research purposes. Today, alongside the iconic Library of Birmingham, there are 37 community libraries in Birmingham and last year alone there were 2 million visits to community libraries, with 1.59 million books borrowed. It’s clear that our Community Libraries are trusted spaces, which are free to enter and open to all. However, as identified... More
    Closed 27 January 2017

  • Bereavement Services Budget Initiatives Consultation 2017

    The following proposals are being considered in response to savings proposals that Bereavement Services are required to make as part of the Birmingham City Council budget setting process for 2017/18 to 2020/21. They comprise of income generating initiatives within the Service. More
    Closed 23 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - Working With Families Who Resist Change 19.07.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Working With Families Who Resist Change training course on 19 July 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - Domestic Violence: Understanding the Impact of Domestic Violence and Abuse on Children 12.10.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Domestic Violence: Understanding the Impact of Domestic Violence and Abuse on Children training course on 12 October 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - Safeguarding Disabled Children and Young People 28.09.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Safeguarding Disabled Children and Young People training course on 28 September 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - Alcohol and Drug Awareness 24.11.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Alcohol and Drug Awareness training course on 24 November 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - CSE Awareness 14.09.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness training course on 14 September 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - Female Genital Mutilation Awareness 18.07.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Female Genital Mutilation Awareness training course on 18 July 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - Working With Substance Misusing Parents 27.07.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Working With Substance Misusing Parents training course on 27.07.16. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • BSCB Training - Impact Questionnaire - DSL 13.10.16

    Please can you provide a response to the following questions in relation to attending the Safeguarding for Named, Designated, Senior Persons and Operational Managers training course on 13 October 2016. Personal information will only be used in order to provide feedback and for evaluation purposes and will not be used in any reporting. More
    Closed 20 January 2017

  • Birmingham City Council - Budget Consultation 2017+

    Birmingham City Council’s vision for the future is for a city of growth in which every child, citizen and place matters. And, in planning our budget for 2017–18, every view matters. We need to make big savings as well as big plans because of the unprecedented financial challenges we face. So we want to know if we’re making the right choices for you and your family. The council faces reductions in government grant, an increase in costs and increased demand for services... More
    Closed 18 January 2017

  • Private Hire Operator Conditions Consultation December 2016

    The City Council is proposing to introduce of a new set of conditions to be attached to the licences issued in respect of private hire operators, see attached. The current conditions relating to operators licenses have been reviewed, amended and updated in an attempt to clarify certain issues and introduce new initiatives and procedures and remove what are already legal duties. Section 55 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976, which relate to the issue of licenses... More
    Closed 13 January 2017

  • West Midlands Fire Service Consultation

    West Midlands Fire Service would very much value just a few minutes of your time to help them make the West Midlands safer, stronger and healthier. More
    Closed 10 January 2017

  • Birmingham Gateway Service Consultation

    Thank you for visiting this page to provide feedback on your experience using the Gateway Service. Your responses are invaluable for helping us to improve the experience of those using our service. The Birmingham Gateway is a process which aims to enable people to appropriately access housing related support services. It aims to serve two purposes: To act as a single point of contact for all Supporting People funded floating support and supported accommodation services... More
    Closed 6 January 2017

  • Birmingham Domestic Abuse Prevention Strategy 2017-2020

    We aspire for Birmingham to be a City where everyone lives free from domestic violence and abuse. Domestic abuse touches the lives, directly or indirectly, of many people in Birmingham. The scale of domestic abuse causes harm to individuals, children and families, and communities. Birmingham City Council and our strategic partners from across Health, Criminal Justice and the Voluntary Sector would welcome your views on our ideas to tackle domestic violence and abuse. Your comments will... More
    Closed 6 January 2017

  • Additional Licensing of HMOs in Selly Oak ward

    Birmingham City Council wishes to consult local residents, landlords, agents, businesses and other stakeholders over the proposal to introduce Additional Licensing for Houses in Multiple Occupation under Part 2 (s56) of the Housing Act 2004 in the Selly Oak Ward, which is part of the Selly Oak District of Birmingham. The role of additional licensing in the Ward will be to provide a stronger enforcement framework for the private rented sector, reduce demand on public services in the longer... More
    Closed 31 December 2016

  • Bereavement Services Service User Questionnaire 2016 (Quarter 4)

    This is aimed at gathering service users views/comments relating to burial and cremation services provided by Birmingham City Council. Collected information will help develop future service improvements within cemeteries and crematoria. Results of the user satisfaction levels from 10 consultation exercises will contribute to the services performance indicators and will be widely published. More
    Closed 31 December 2016

  • Private Rented Services Customer Satisfaction Questionnaire

    Birmingham City Council is carrying out this survey to find out what you think about our services. More
    Closed 30 December 2016

  • Older Adult Day Care - Carer Questionnaire

    Birmingham City Council Older Adults Day Care Service will always try to provide you and the person who cares for you; with the best possible service, but we can never be perfect. We want to know your views about the centre and the impact it has upon your wellbeing. Please answer these questions so you can tell us where we can improve our service to you. This should not take you long to complete, and the results are anonymous. Please help us to provide a good service by filling in... More
    Closed 30 December 2016

  • Rough Sleeping Scrutiny Inquiry

    The City Council's cross party Housing and Homes Overview and Scrutiny Committee is carrying out an Inquiry into Tackling Rough Sleeping in the city and plans to take a report to the City Council meeting in January 2017. The intention is to ensure the City Council is doing the best it can to tackle rough sleeping, to optimise its work with partners and to feed into the development of policy. More
    Closed 24 December 2016

  • Beeches, Booths and Barr (3Bs) Neighbourhood Development Plan

    A community group in Perry Barr, known as the 3B’s (Beeches, Booths and Barr) Neighbourhood Planning Forum, wish to prepare a Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) for the majority of Perry Barr Ward. The first stage of the Neighbourhood Planning process is the designation of the Neighbourhood Area and Neighbourhood Forum, and the 3B’s Neighbourhood Planning Forum has submitted an application to the Council seeking designation of the Neighbourhood Area (the area the NDP will cover) and... More
    Closed 5 December 2016

  • School Organisation St Peters Church of England Primary School

    PROPOSAL OF THE GOVERNING BODY St Peter's CE Primary School is a two form entry voluntary controlled school in the Harborne ward within the Edgbaston district of the City. The Governing Body of the school are consulting on proposals to change the status of the school from voluntary controlled to voluntary aided. The Governing Body are issuing the proposals to enable them to have more flexibility when making decsions on areas of the curriculum, governance and finance. They are not... More
    Closed 1 December 2016

  • School Organisation Thornton Primary School

    Birmingham City Council is consulting on a proposal to make prescribed changes to Thornton Primary School: Alter the lower age limit of Thornton Primary School from 4 years to 7 years, from 1st September 2017. Thornton Primary School is a community primary school located on Thornton Road, Ward End, within the Washwood Heath ward of the Hodge Hill district of the City. The Council is proposing that the school stop offering reception places from 1 st September 2017.... More
    Closed 1 December 2016

  • School Organisation Moor Hall Primary School

    Birmingham City Council is consulting on a proposal to expand Moor Hall Primary School: Expand Moor Hall Primary School by 30 places per year group, taking the school from 30 places to 60 places per year from 1st September 2017. Moor Hall Primary School is a foundation primary school located on Rowallan Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, B75 6Re within the Sutton Trinity ward of the Sutton district of the City. In response to the Education Sufficiency Requirements... More
    Closed 1 December 2016

  • Older Adults Day Care – Referrer Questionnaire

    Birmingham City Council Older Adults Day Care Service will always try to provide you and the person you have reffered to us; for with the best possible service, but we can never be perfect. We want to know your views about the Centre and the impact it has upon your workload. Please answer these questions so you can tell us where we can improve our service to you. This should not take you long to complete. Please help us to provide a good service by filling in this questionnaire.... More
    Closed 30 November 2016

  • Birmingham Cycle Revolution Cycle Parking – Colmore BID.

    Birmingham City Council has secured DfT Cycling City Ambition Grant (CCAG) and Local Growth Funding to deliver Birmingham Cycle Revolution (BCR). The aim of BCR is to ‘promote sustainable travel options by increasing the attractiveness of cycling’, which will contribute towards: • Improving health & the environment • Reducing car use • Improving connectivity for households without a car, and • Benefit pedestrians, public transport users and road safety. Alongside... More
    Closed 26 November 2016

  • Face to Face Fundraising

    On 1st July Birmingham City Council entered into a voluntary agreement with the Public fundraising Association (PFRA) to regulate the number and behaviour of face to face fundaisers (commonly called 'chuggers') in Birmingham City Centre. Since the agreement began fundraisers have been limited to certain locations. The PFRA has also carried out mystery customer surveys to check the behaviour of fundraisers. More
    Closed 24 November 2016
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