Birmingham International Food Fair

The Birmingham International Food Fair is in full flight in the city centre. It is well worth a visit if you are a foody like me!…..

Influence Police Policies

Sorry for the short notice (we’ll try and do better next time) but the next chance for residents around Broad Street to meet their local police officers and influence their policing priorities in this area is tomorrow (Thursday 2nd) at 1pm. See David’s post if you can’t attend in person.

These Neighbourhood Tasking Meetings are a great way to get to know your local officers and let them know about any concerns, or thank them for particularly good work.

Please go to the Central Birmingham Police Broad Street and Entertainment Area web pages to learn more, including feedback from past meetings and current policing priorities for each area.

regards

Karen Caine

Get muddy in the city – Volunteers needed

British Waterways is having a nationwide campaign called ‘Towpath Tidy’ on March 26 to 29. Birmingham city centre is joining in by tidying up the small canal basin alongside the Malthouse pub. (This is the one containing the ‘Not So Long Boat’ between the ICC and NIA.)

Farmers’ Market at Brindleyplace?

In case you would like a Farmer’s Market at Brindleyplace (or indeed want to oppose one) there is a poll at the moment on the Brindleyplace web site. Presumably they are sounding out readers views for a purpose not just idle curiosity…so make sure your voice is heard!

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