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The Great Asset Revolution

Posted on 11th October 2010 by

A revolution in the way that community and neighbourhood buildings are owned and managed is taking place.  Supported by funding from Advantage West Midlands, Birmingham City Council has tested the process for transferring assets — in the form of community buildings — into community ownership and control.

Find out about the potential and pitfalls of asset transfer from other resident on a study visit that will look into what has been learned so far, and what the future holds for asset transfer.  The study visit will go to Norton Hall Children and Family Centre in Saltley and, to Hutton Hall Community Centre in Washwood Heath.

Fore more information visit the Resident University website.

  • Constituency: Hodge Hill
  • When: October 26th 2010, 1000 – 1300
  • Where: Norton Hall Children and Family Centre, Ralph Road, Birmingham, B8 1NA; Hutton Hall Community Centre, Herrick Road, Birmingham, B8 1PW
  • Open to the general public: Yes
  • Contact: Claire Spencer, 07795 448 462 or info@residentuniversity.net

Big City Plan consultation event

Posted on 11th October 2010 by

Organised by Birmingham City Council in conjunction with Nechells Ward and Strategic Partnership, there will be a consultation on the Big City Plan and the future of Highgate and Digbeth.

  • Constituency: Ladywood
  • When: October 27th 2010, at 1830 hrs
  • Where: Paragon Hotel, 145 Alcester Street, Birmingham B12 0PJ
  • Open to the general public: Yes
  • Contact: Sandra Lawrence, 0121 464 4551 (more…)

Localisation and Devolution discussion at Birmingham Midland Institute

Posted on 4th October 2010 by

Chamberlain Forum presents Ifor Jones, Birmingham City Council’s Director of Constituency Services, to talk about the localisation of services and devolution of decision making in Birmingham and ask whether we can sustain neighbourhood management through community-led initiatives.

  • Constituency: Ladywood, City wide
  • When: TBC
  • Where: Birmingham Midland Institute, Margaret Street, B3 3BS
  • Open to the general public: Yes
  • Contact: Paul Slatter, 07795 448 462 or info@chamberlainforum.org

The Culture of Local Government

Posted on 4th October 2010 by

At this Chamberlain Lecture, Paul Tilsley (Deputy Leader of Birmingham City Council) will be talking about the evolving culture of local government and how the Big Society will affect it. There will be a discussion forum afterwards. This event is open to people of all ages who have an interest in the changes in local government and democracy. 

For more information visit: http://www.chamberlainforum.org/?p=1135

  • Constituency: Ladywood, City wide
  • When: 14th October 2010, 0930 – 1100
  • Where: Council Chamber, Council House, Victoria Square, B1 1BB
  • Open to the general public: Yes
  • Contact: Paul Slatter, 07795 448 462 or info@chamberlainforum.org