About

If you live in the area included within this map, then you are automatically a member of the City Centre Neighbourhood Forum, and if you are over 16 you can vote at the public meetings. So please get involved, and Contact Us

City Centre Neighbourhood Forum Area

We are a voluntary, non-political, organisation of Birmingham City Centre residents.

The full committee is:

• David Barrington
• David Foster (Vice-Chair)
• David Johnson
• Jon Lord (Treasurer)
• Karen Caine (Chair)
• Lorna Lee (Secretary)

Objectives

The main objective of the Neighbourhood Forum is to enhance, or at least maintain, the quality of the area in which we live, by:

• Discussing and influencing issues affecting the local community.
• Raising awareness.
• Informing the public of social developments.
• Undertaking research for public benefit.
• Advancing education and doing other such things, that encourage people to show an interest in the area and to bring together residents and others on a regular basis in order to address community issues of common concern or interest.

The Neighbourhood Forum shall:

• Work within the spirit of its Equal Opportunities Statement and encourage the active participation of all sections of the community.
• Ensure that issues of concern to the Forum are drawn to the attention of any authority deemed to be appropriate.

Free Public Meetings

We hold occasional public meetings; the next one is on 14th November 2011.

Please let us know of issues that you would like to have discussed.
We will post details further details here.

If you send us your email address, we can add it to our confidential email circulation list.

City Centre Developments

We want to represent your opinions!

What do you think about City Centre Developments?
Are you going to be affected by the rebuilding of New Street station?

Please let us know!

Some of the major changes currently planned or proposed include:

• Big City plan
• Gateway (New Street Station redevelopment)
• High Speed Rail link (HS2)
• Midland Metro Extension
• Regal Tower (Broad Street / Sheepcote Street junction)
• Arena Central development proposed for the end of Broad Street with its 50 storey tower beside the Alpha Tower.
• Richardson development 212-223 Broad Street (a 40 storey tower)
• Cumberland House proposal Broad Street

Please contact us if you need more information, or to let us know your opinion.