Representing Stirchley Residents
Simon Foster, West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner will be attending our October meeting on Monday 13th October. This is an opportunity to discuss topics relating to Stirchley and West Midlands Police in general.
Please come along to Stirchley Community Church at 7.30pm to join us.
Social researcher Ian Dudfield conducted a Stirchley Residents’ Survey towards the latter part of the year to understand more about how people feel about their area. Two focus groups and 115 surveys produced data that was used to compile the report below.
The Stirchley Forum Annual General Meeting will be tomorrow (Monday) 7.30pm at Stirchley Community Church.
Minutes of last year’s meeting are available here
Committee Nomination Form is available here and needs to be returned to the Forum at Stirchley Community Church by 7.25pm (5 minutes before the start of the meeting).
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – Monday 11th November 2024
7.30pm, Stirchley Community Church
AGENDA
Residents will no doubt have noticed there are a lot of roadworks happening in Stirchley, mostly along the Pershore Road and high street. This is causing a lot of traffic in the area, as works are being carried out.
The roadworks for Breedon Bridge / Lifford Lane / Pershore Rd, which appeared today (16 August) are due to end in a week on 22/8/24, as are the ones near Morrisons.
The roadworks on Stirchley high street by British Oak are due to take a little longer, but are to be completed 30/8/24. This is due to the need to the need to excavate down within highway to expose existing foul / surface water sewers, and install new drainage lengths.
From late August to 27 September, Birmingham City Council will be launching the final phase of the libraries consultation.
This final phase will include a summary of the analysed feedback and data collected in the first phase of consultation (4 April to 17 July). It will also include a map of the proposed provision and what the library offer could look like for Birmingham based on the data gathered.
There will be a series of in-person consultations for each of the libraries that will take place from 2 September to 25 September. The in-person consultation for Stirchley Library will take place on Wednesday 4th September 2924 from 10:30am-12:00pm.
For more information, visit the page on Birmingham City Council’s website here.