November Joint Ward meeting
Councillor Shabrana Hussain and Councillor Malik have arranged another joint ward meeting that is taking place on-line via Microsoft Teams Live on 16 November at 6pm and you are invited to join.
Councillor Shabrana Hussain and Councillor Malik have arranged another joint ward meeting that is taking place on-line via Microsoft Teams Live on 16 November at 6pm and you are invited to join.
Join us on the 11th November at 12PM during interfaith week in honour of our Emergency Services.
The GAP Arts Project are looking for young creatives local to Balsall Heath to join the Basement Theatre Ensemble.
The Muath Trust are offering a range of online courses.
Misfits Music’s brand new Capo Guitar Group which is aimed at beginner or self-taught adults is beginning on 9th November.
Balsall Heath Local History Society’s monthly gazette is now available to download. It features the story of Birmingham’s first Black Minister, a Balsall Heath link to the colonial gun trade and listings of events and exhibitions you can enjoy during lockdown.
We’ve all been through a tough time with Covid-19 and lockdown. Here are some services and support, which might make life a little bit easier…
The Highgate Knowledge Hub provides free advice on housing, welfare benefits, employment and debt management.
With the Games now less than two years away, we’d like to hear the thoughts of our citizens on Birmingham hosting the Commonwealth Games.
Women’s Enterprise and Community Hub are excited to announce that we are working with Your Money Your Way CIC to deliver a new community-based advice service, money management and debt advice for women, with the kind support of The National Lottery Community Fund.
As part of the ‘Let Us Play’ project, General Public have a number of oral histories now up online relating to Balsall Heath Adventure Playground (‘The Venture’). Some of these interviews have been done by children at Ark Tindal Primary School.
Balsall Heath Local History Society’s monthly gazette is now available to download. It features details of an interesting new artefact from the Dyche archive, explores the voyage local children may have made to Canada and has information about local heritage news and events.
Birmingham City Council have up to date information about Covid-19 available on their website in many different languages. Posters and leaflets can be downloaded to be printed, shared online or sent through applications such as WhatsApp.
The COVID-19 Community Champion network will be made up of volunteers across the city, and will help residents to stay up to date with how to protect themselves and others against the virus.
St Paul’s Trust are running their October Half Term playscheme. Get in involved in Halloween themed activities.