Representing Stirchley Residents
Stirchley Neighbourhood Forum is pleased to support PCSO Jenene Tandy who will be in Stirchley Library on Tuesday 23rd June between 11am and 12 noon.
After a brief exchange of information there will be an opportunity to speak with PCSO Tandy and/or a representative of the Forum one-to-one.
Tea and coffee will be available courtesy of Stirchley Library coffee morning.
After a busy few months which saw the Forum hosting Hustings for the elections to the Stirchley Ward we can all take time to get to know our new Councillor and assess the consequences of the changed political landscape in Birmingham.
We aim to maintain close contact with Councillor Hawwash and support him in championing Stirchley and its wonderful residents and businesses.
Bournville Police have been monitoring the speed of motorists along Hazelwell Street, after complaints from Stirchley residents. According to a tweet posted on Tuesday 6th June, a number of people have been reported for speeding offenses.
There are currently no scheduled election in Birmingham in 2023. However, from Thursday 4th May 2023 the process of voting in person will change.
Those eligible to vote will be required to show photographic ID in order to receive their ballot paper. ID that will be accepted includes a UK passport, driving licence (or provisional), older / disabled person’s bus pass funded by the UK government and others, which can be found on the Electoral Commission website.
If you don’t have the required ID you can apply for a Voter Authority Certificate on the Electoral Commission website.
The next scheduled elections in Birmingham are the Combined Authority Mayoral Election and Police and Crime Commissioner Elections, both due to be held on Thursday 2nd May 2024.
Birmingham City Council has announced the results of voting in the 2022 local elections. Stirchley ward has re-elected Councillor Mary Locke with 1,900 votes.
Congratulations Mary, we look forward to working with you.
