Consultation starts on new swimming pool

3 06 2009

The plans for the proposed olympic-sized swimming pool in Ladywood will open to the public today. They can be seen at an exhibition at the Nelson Primary School due to be launched today. Read the rest of this entry »





Olympic swimming pool and coach park plans – public meeting

9 04 2009

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. Read the rest of this entry »





Next chance to hear about the swimming pool!!

2 04 2009

Advance Notice!

There is to be a public meeting at Nelson School (on Summer Hill Street) on April 15 to hear about the the proposed Olympic swimming pool on the playing fields by the school. Read the rest of this entry »





Mobile Phone Mast – Planning Application

28 02 2009

You might have views on the proposal by Orange’s contractors to install a 3G mobile phone mast on St Vincent’s Street by Lighthorne Avenue. Read the rest of this entry »





Have Your Say – Big City Plan

31 01 2009

Hurry! The official consultation period finishes 6th February!

Its your chance to tell our council how you would like to see the city develop in the years to come!

Monday 2nd February 2009

Are you associated with Creative Republic or make your living in the creative industries? Or are you a member of Birmingham Futures? If so, this meeting about the Big City Plan on Monday night could be the one for you…

http://www.creativerepublic.org.uk/node/398

Tuesday 3rd March 2009

Alternatively a representative from the City Centre Development Team will be present to discuss the Big City Plan at a Ladywood Constituency public meeting about it 3 March 2009 at 7pm at Ladywood Community and Health Centre, Ladywood.

 

If you can’t attend a meeting, why not have your say online?

The Birmingham Bloggers group have ‘translated’ the Big City Plan into Plain English, and enabled people to leave their comments against each section. www.bigcitytalk.org.uk . Even better – do both!