City Centre ‘Question Time’ attracts great panel!

An excellent chair and panel made a great success of the Birmingham City Centre Neighbourhood Forum’s Question Time style event this evening. We would like to thank them all very much for coming along to the Town Hall and making this such an interesting debate!

 

 

City Centre Question Time

Please come to our Question Time style event on Monday 9th November 2009 at 7pm in the Town Hall, Victoria Square. The City Centre Neighbourhood Forum is arranging this opportunity to allow you to ask questions of your local politicians and political candidates.

Jenny Inglis, City Centre Director, has kindly offered to Chair the meeting.

So if you would like to ask questions about issues specific to our city centre area, and find out what the parties think, this is your chance!

Olympic swimming pool and coach park plans – public meeting

There is to be a meeting on Wednesday evening, April 15, at 6p.m. for 6.30pm at Nelson JI School, Summerhill Rd. entrance – on the opposite side of St Vincent’s Street from the NIA Community Hall entrance.

Neighbourhood Policing

What should our local police be concentrating on over the next months?

Carl Segulem

I’ve lived in Birmingham since I was 5 years old. Now I’m approaching my mid 50s, so by my reckoning this entitles me to call myself a Brumie. I’m proud to say this and am very passionate about our city and its future, and Brumies being involved in shaping this future.