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Healthwatch Birmingham is your independent champion for local health and social care services – putting patients at the heart of care.
To celebrate 8 years of improving health and social care in Birmingham, share your thoughts on the services you use with Healthwatch Birmingham by April 30th and you could win 1 of 8 £50 vouchers for a local business of your choice.
It takes just five minutes to enter by filling in this online survey.
Your views will be kept confidential but will make a big difference to health and social care for you, your family and everyone in Birmingham. Good luck!
See page 2 below to learn how to follow progress on the westside tram extension currently under deelopment.
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“Carers fulfil a vitally important role in society. But all too often in the past, the work that they do hasn’t been recognised or valued as it should be.”
This communications toolkit can be used by local authorities and carers organisations to provide information and advice to unpaid carers in England about the COVID-19 vaccines and how those caring for people vulnerable to COVID-19 can get vaccinated.
This post has been superceded by the post above entitled “Revised Covid Vaccine Invitations For Carers“.
Artist Karie Nash lends her artistic Spring uplifting to the Karis Medical Centre in Waterworks, Road Edgbaston.
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Peak time pass restrictions lifted for those attending early morning vaccine appointments (see below).
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At last the demolitions that have blighted our city centre since 2015 have stopped and been replaced by some super new buldings and revamped squares providing joyous views and visuals.
Continue readingEducation of children at home by their parents needs expert advice.
The National Education Union has lauched a website to support parents and carers with remote education.
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The National Education Union has lauched a website to support parents and carers with remote education.
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At last the demolitions that have blighted our city centre since 2015 have stopped and been replaced by some super new buldings and revamped squares providing joyous views and visuals.
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