Clothes donations needed
Wear & Share is a project helping Birmingham individuals and families, who are struggling to obtain essential items, such as clothing, during the lockdown.
Wear & Share is a project helping Birmingham individuals and families, who are struggling to obtain essential items, such as clothing, during the lockdown.
Like the vast majority of Black Lives Matter actions, this will be a peaceful gathering, respecting guidance around social distancing. It has been called by local residents who wish to express support for this growing movement.
As with a similar action in Moseley recently, those present are invited to stand on the pavement at a two metre distance from those outside of their household, to bear witness, remember the death of George Floyd and raise awareness of the ongoing struggle against systemic Racism.
Bring placards and spread the word.
The update lets you know about Birmingham City Council’s services, public health information, general advice on Covid-19, and other relevant news from the council and our partners so that we can keep you informed. If you have friends and family who are not online, please share the information in this bulletin with them.
Please join us with Rabbi Jeffrey Newman and Olivia Fuchs, in conversation about Covid-19, what climate action should look like and the role that faith should play towards a healthier and sustainable planet.
The Summer Reading Challenge is back with Silly Squad.
This story about an interaction at a Food Bank was first shared on ISRA-UK’s Instagram. We are looking to share other stories about support within our community, so do send them through to us!
“Need someone to talk to? Struggling to cope with feelings? Pause is here for you, if you are under 25 and have a Birmingham GP.
The killing of George Floyd is just the latest chapter in a history of violence and oppression against Black people. At each turn it has been met with loud, clear and brave voices calling for justice. This post is an attempt to listen to those voices and act upon them.
All meetings of the Society are cancelled until September – but get your fix of Balsall Heath history and heritage through May’s newsletter.
Welcome to the coronavirus weekly update from Birmingham City Council.
While we’re all staying home more than normal, we’re asking you to continue being vigilant and look out for your neighbours, family and friends during this uncertain time.
The Muath Trust, in partnership with Hall Green Neighbourhood Network Scheme, is offering support for people over 50 living in Sparkbrook and Balsall Heath.
Welcome to the coronavirus weekly update from Birmingham City Council. The update lets you know about Birmingham City Council’s services, public health information, general advice on Covid-19, and other relevant news from the council and our partners so that we can keep you informed. If you have friends and family who are not online, please share the information in this bulletin with them.
Shree Ram Mandir are operating a Tiffin Box scheme from Walford Road.
Details for how to get involved as a volunteer, or how to purchase a tiffin tin for £2.50 per box are in the leaflets below.


We’re now over a week into the new phase of restrictions put in place to control coronavirus and it’s clear that everyone has a role to play in helping to do this.