Please note, the deadline for responding to this consultation has been extended to 15 May.
Birmingham City Council would like to hear your views on community governance in Balsall Heath – specifically whether a parish / neighbourhood council should be created in the area. ...More
Following the analysis of the consultation, the equalities monitoring data was incomplete and therefore it is decided to reopen the consultation for a period of 5 weeks. The data from this extended consultation will be added to the data already received.
Over the past 6 months,...More
Consultation Birmingham Carers Hub
The vision for Adult Social Care is for people to live healthy happy independent lives within their communities.
It is important that unpaid carers have access to support when it is needed.
A carer is someone of any age who provides...More
Manor Farm Park is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council. It is a large open space and a public park and will remain a park for the benefit of the people of Birmingham.
This consultation is concerned with the future use of the farm buildings at the park which are situated near...More
Birmingham City Council (BCC) intends to implement the Department for Transport mandatory guidance for taxi and private hire licensing, as well as making other improvements and changes to the way in which licences are administered. Before doing so we seek the opinions of stakeholders, other...More
This is a consultation about the future management of the Highbury Estate. The estate is a charitable trust (Highbury Trust - registered charity 1039194) of which Birmingham City Council is the sole trustee. The Council has been working closely with the Chamberlain Highbury Trust (registered...More
Birmingham City Council would like your views on the Revised Edgbaston Reservoir Masterplan Draft Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) which is available to download below.
Watch Councillor Ian Ward, Leader of Birmingham City Council, introduce the consutlation here
The...More
Dear Covid Champion,
COVID-19 has had a massive impact on each of us and our communities! We thank you for your time, contribution, and commitment to the COVID-19 Champions Programme.
As we learn to live with COVID-19 we would like to understand...More
Stirchley library is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council as sole trustee. The library will continue to be a library. There is space though for other activities and in recent years Stirchley Art Room has provided volunteers to assist in the operation of the library and also...More
This consultation is about the future use of the lodge building situated on land known as Small Heath Park. The Council holds this land on charitable trust and has no appropriate use to which the lodge could be put. The Council is considering whether the lodge should be offered for lease to a...More
Bilberry Centre is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council as sole trustee. It has been vacant since 1970 and Birmingham Council wants to ensure that the land and buildings are utilised and managed effectively. This consultation is concerned with the options that may be open to the...More
Calthorpe Park is a popular and well used park and will remain a public park but there are buildings within the park that need to be used and any occupancy must be on a formal, contractual relationship with the Council. The park and buildings are held on charitable trust and the Council wishes to...More
Sarehole Mill Museum is held in trust by Birmingham City Council. It is a registered charity (number 254995) known as “Sarehole Mill Recreation Ground (Foster for Botanical Gardens etc.)”. It is managed by Birmingham Museums Trust which is an established charity registered with the Charity...More
Bartley Green Library is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council and the trust deed restricts the use of the building to a library only. The Council wants to see library services continue but there is scope within the building for other community activities to take place too....More
This consultation is about the future use of the former Selly Oak Library building which is held on charitable trust by Birmingham City Council. The library has been closed for some time and library services now provided at the Sense building nearby. The Council acting as charity trustee needs...More
COVID-19 has had a massive impact on each of us and our communities. We thank you for your time, contribution, and commitment to the COVID-19 Faith Leaders in the Community Programme.
As we learn to live with COVID-19 we would like to understand what we can build on to...More
Proposal to Make Changes to Oscott Manor School:
Birmingham City Council is consulting on a proposal to make the following change to Oscott Manor School, a community special school located on Reservoir Road, Erdington, Birmingham B23 6DE:
Increase the number of pupil...More
This is a quick survey to help us understand how useful you have found the COVID-19 resources produced by Birmingham Public Health over the course of the pandemic in supporting the delivery of your COVID-19 projects.
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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...More
We have contacted you because you previously signed up for the Reducing Parental Conflict Train the trainer on dates 10th 11th 12th 13th November 2020. We are keen to explore your views on this training or reasons why you did not complete it
We are currently working with the Early...More
Colmore Business Improvement District and Birmingham City Council are working together to deliver the Snow Hill Public Realm programme. The programme includes a number of projects to improve public transport interchange and connectivity, enhance the public realm and prioritise pedestrian...More
The newly established Special Projects Team in the Chief Executive’s Delivery Unit has been tasked with reviewing the following: ‘When looking at the outcomes from consultation exercises, how are they used to inform the work that takes place across the Council?’ You have been invited...More
As we work towards a low-carbon, clean air agenda, we need to make sure that public transport is constantly improving to make journeys quicker, easier and more reliable. Travelling by bus means less congestion and better air quality for everybody.
Transport for West Midlands , part of the...More
Improvements to City Centre CCTV network
Consultation is taking place regarding proposed locations for 24 new CCTV cameras and 30 CCTV camera upgrades in various parts of the City Centre to further improve the network’s coverage and to help people feel safer.
The...More
We have contacted you because you previously signed up for the Reducing Parental Conflict Awareness E licence between 2019 - 2021. We are keen to explore your views on this training or reasons why you did not complete it.
We are currently working with the Early Intervention...More
We are interested in the physical activity and sedentary behaviour of Birmingham residents as well as active travel and safe mobility. This is particularly important because of the government imposed lockdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic requiring many to stay at home.
The...More
Welcome to the Route to Zero Public Survey 2022
On 11 th June 2019, Birmingham City Council declared a climate emergency and made a commitment to take action to reduce the city’s carbon emissions and limit climate change. Our ambition is for the council and the wider city to...More
We are intending to install cycle parking facilities at several locations of identified strong demand across the city .
We know that there are many reasons why people do not cycle more (such as concerns about safety and a lack of facilities to...More
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...More
Proposal by the Interim Executive Board (IEB) of Al-Furqan Primary School:
The IEB, working in full collaboration with the Local Authority (LA), which is Birmingham City Council, is proposing to make the following changes to Al-Furqan Primary School:
Change the category of school from...More