This project is an exciting initiative, delivered by social enterprise Community Catalysts in partnership with Birmingham City Council. The project offers support to local people to set up and run their own very small (micro) enterprise that offers help and support to others. It has a particular interest in enterprises that offer opportunities to people with a learning disability and/or autism.
Balsall Heath Local History Society’s monthly gazette is now available to read.
y Council’s Mobile Household Recycling Centre service, MHRC, will be visiting Moseley, giving residents a chance to dispose of items locally.
Edgbaston Foundation are inviting you to our Jobs Fair at Edgbaston Stadium on Sept 3rd between 9:30am and 3pm.
Paid Event Invigilators are required for ‘Acoustic Reflections’ concerts and workshop on Thursday 9th and Friday 10th September.
Hall Green Neighbourhood Network Scheme’s Grants Programme for 2021 to 2022 is now open!
Balsall Heath Share Shack are hosting a family fun and information day on Wednesday 1st September, 11am – 3pm.
There will be a rally in the centre of Birmingham for peace in Afghanistan this Saturday.
Are you passionate about the role of volunteering in enriching people’s lives? Moseley Road Baths is seeking a volunteer coordinator (maternity cover).
Visit the Seven Streets Pocket Park between Clifton Road and Runcorn Road (opposite Balsall Heath City Farm) to see an incredible new Balsall Heath Fairy Doors trail.
o Balsall Heath Library and borrow a football for a week. Just bring in your library card or join if you aren’t a member.
re offering a range of training courses.
With around 1,000 views a month, Neighbourhood News Online is a great way to share your stories.
The Muath Trust in partnership with Hall Green NNS are addressing the challenges faced by the Digital Divide through an exciting Digital Recycling Project.
Ashiana Community Project in Sparkbrook are looking to recruit two positions to support people into safety who are fleeing from Domestic Abuse.