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📢 Have your say on Birmingham school admissions
We are consulting on the proposed school admission arrangements for Birmingham Community and Voluntary Controlled schools for the 2028/29 academic year.
🗓️ Consultation closes: 16 November 2026
Find out more: 🔗 https://t.co/s7Ezvuv7Dj
Share your views: 🔗 https://t.co/ThmtB0SaGF
💭 What do you think about buses across the West Midlands?
We want to hear your experiences. The good, the bad and everything in between.
If you’ve got a spare 5 minutes, take our online survey.
Your feedback will help shape the future of the bus network.
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📢 LAST WEEK TO HAVE YOUR SAY
We are consulting on the Birmingham Local Plan until Thursday 24 September.
🏙️ This is the final opportunity to comment on the new Local Plan for Birmingham, which will guide development in the city up to 2044.
📄 Copies of the Publication Plan will be available online and from all public libraries across the city.
🗣️ To find out more and have your say, please visit the website (link in comments)
📢 Until Thursday 24 September, we will be consulting on the Birmingham Local Plan.
🏙️ This is the final opportunity to comment on the new Local Plan for Birmingham, which will guide development in the city up to 2044.
📄 Copies of the Publication Plan will be available online and from all public libraries across the city.
🗣️ To find out more and have your say, please visit the website (link in comments)
📢 Until Thursday 24 September, we will be consulting on the Birmingham Local Plan.
🏙️ This is the final opportunity to comment on the new Local Plan for Birmingham, which will guide development in the city up to 2044.
📄 Copies of the Publication Plan will be available online and from all public libraries across the city.
🗣️ To find out more and have your say, please visit the website (link in comments)
🗣️ Have your say on Birmingham's Ageing Well Strategy 2026-2036.
We want to hear from residents, families, carers, community groups, employers and partners to help improve the vision and priorities for a city where everyone can age well. 🏙️ 💙
Have your say by 31 August via link in comments👇
Checkout Volunteering outdoors at the Nature and Well-being Green Space Centre https://t.co/xb2zOm2aXj and Monitoring Air Quality on the WiFi Portal of @BhamCityCouncil https://t.co/3i7z6Mq7UB https://t.co/97DnL0bIP2 & 26-28 June Neighbourhood Futures weekend Festival prog online
Have your say on the future of Colmore! 📣
We're currently carrying out our mid‑term review and we want to hear directly from you. Your insight is vital in informing how we invest, deliver services and support the district.
🔗 Take the survey here:
https://t.co/FbLLA2GANy
Yesterday we asked what makes people of #Brum proud of their city!
#GetInvolvedBrum
Tell us what makes you proud by completing our short survey: https://t.co/pMvzCc1FcF
📢 We’re bringing community safety to the heart of the city!
As we continue our Hyper Local Knife Crime Project work, our @bhamcomsafety team is in Victoria Square today.
Pop along and join them for interactive stalls, police meet‑and‑greets, GYM bus sports, police dogs + more.
Don’t miss it! We're here until 3pm today.
#birminghamhyperlocal #communitysafety
🌟Powered by People: Birmingham’s Co Production Summit
Join us on 26 Feb at the Council House to help shape the future of Adult Social Care.
Your experiences, your ideas, your city.
✔ Workshops
✔ Market stalls
✔ Quiet & sensory-friendly spaces
✔ Free lunch for attendees
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🌟 Powered by People: Birmingham’s Co Production Summit
Join us on 26 Feb at the Council House Banqueting Suite to help shape the future of Adult Social Care.
Your experiences, your ideas, your city.
✔ Workshops
✔ Market stalls
✔ Quiet & sensory-friendly spaces
✔ Free lunch for attendees
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📣 Have your say on The Ramp!
We want to hear from you. What’s your experience of Stephenson Place (known as The Ramp)?
Share your thoughts in our quick, anonymous 2‑minute survey and help shape future improvements.
🗣️ Every voice helps us improve this busy gateway into the city centre.
#Birmingham #StephensonPlace #TheRamp #HaveYourSay #Brum
🎶 Love Birmingham’s music scene? We want to hear from you!
🎧 A new project is exploring what it’s really like to experience music and culture in the city — and your views will help shape a future music led visitor experience.
✨ The Music Visitor Experience project brings together Birmingham Museums Trust, Birmingham Music Archive, the Live Music Mapping Project at Aston University, cultural consultant Lara Ratnaraja and Birmingham City Council, with support from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund to map how people connect with music across the city.
HAVE YOUR SAY: As a new Green Travel District (GTD) has been established in Sutton, we would like to understand how people currently travel in the Peddimore and Langley area. 🚗 🚌 🚲 🚶
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