Many residents complain about dumped rubbish, missed refuse collections and abandoned cars. You can now reporting these local street issues thourgh the Birmingham City Council website.
It is easy to use and you can skip adding personal information if you don’t want to provide this. You can also track your request which is useful tool too find out what has happened.
Great news too see that the VJA were finally opened last Saturday with lots of members of the public turning up to stake their claim. The VJA are right next to Handsworth Park and part of Birmingham City Councils allotments. I am amazed at just how popular allotments are in Handsworth and how hard local residents have fought to get these allotments.
Well done to you all! I hope you now enjoy lots of fun growing stuff on your allotments. I am looking forward to a visit in the next week to get some photos.
See some photos of the day and read more about the campaigners long fight to get the allotments at Democracy Street
The Environmental Health Department is holding a “Raising Awareness” campaign at the One Stop Shopping Centre, Perry Barr on Thursday 25th March 2010 between 10am to 2pm. The purpose of the campaign is to promote the services provided by the Environmental Health department, and also to engage with the community.
The campaign will take place by the entrance door near Sports Direct and The Job Centre, inside the shopping centre. If you are interested please come along.
For more information please contact Ida Li on 3039900.
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Birmingham Mail – Handsworth News Number 10 Birmingham City Council Newsroom