24 Carrots – The Jewellery Quarter Farmers’ Market

3 12 2009
24Carrots

www.24carrots.org.uk

The last farmers’ market of the year is on Saturday 05 December 2009.

This is organised by members of the Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood Forum.

Click here to find where it all happens.

Take a look at the 24carrots web site for a video, photos and more information.

We went in November and enjoyed the varied stalls despite the horrible weather that time – if the weather is kinder this time it should be great!

Karen and Geoff Caine





City Centre Meeting – December 21 at 7pm

3 12 2009

The posters have gone out for the next Ladywood Ward Committee meeting- Monday 21 December, 7-9p.m. in The Council House.  Here are more details from Cllr. Kath Hartley about what’s up for discussion. Read the rest of this entry »





The Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market is back!

12 11 2009

Your intrepid reporter braved the pouring rain this evening to go and visit it on opening night…

Frankfurt Chrstmas Market Opened Tonight

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City Centre Question Time

29 10 2009

Town HallPlease 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!

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Emergencies in the City Centre

18 09 2009

A Public Meeting organised by the Resilience Group in Birmingham City Council.

Public Meeting about City Centre Emergencies

Please book a place by emailing info@birminghamprepared.gov.uk , if possible by 25th September.

Find out more about Resilience and Emergency Planning in Birmingham as a whole at http://birminghamprepared.gov.uk .

I work part time for the Resilience team – generally evenings and weekends. I have been asked to help organise this meeting because the needs of city centre residents like ourselves can be somewhat different from the rest of the city, and we want you to help us make sure we are thinking along the right lines. In addition we hope you would pick up tips about ways to help yourself, family and friends, and learn about what the resilience team does.

I hope I will get chance to meet you there!

Karen Caine