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Get your dog microchipped for free

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Dog owners across Birmingham are being encouraged to get their pets microchipped before a new change in the law comes into effect next month. As people prepare to bring their dogs to Crufts (10-13 March), Birmingham City Council is reminding owners that from 6 April all dogs must be microchipped and have their details registered […]

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Sutton Coldfield Parish Council welcomed by Secretary of State

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The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Greg Clark MP, has shown his support for the creation of a Sutton Coldfield Parish Council in a statement read out by Birmingham City Council Leader Cllr John Clancy - “I would like to congratulate Sutton Coldfield on their new Parish Council, created thanks to the […]

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Formal handover of Sutton Coldfield Civic Regalia

The Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Cllr Raymond Hassall, will formally present the Sutton Coldfield Civic Regalia to the chairman of the Interim Parish Council, Cllr Anne Underwood, during a Civic Reception at the Council House tomorrow (Tuesday 1 March) lunchtime. The formal handover was authorised earlier this year in order to acknowledge the establishment of […]

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R2JUNK2: Recycling star wars against waste

The artistic force has been with a resourceful Birmingham citizen – who has used other people’s unwanted items to help build a replica of one of the world’s most famous droids

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Holly clearance at Sutton Park

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On Monday 23 November work will begin to thin overgrown woodland at Sutton Park. The work will last for approximately eight weeks and will remove heavily overgrown holly to give broadleaf oak trees new room to grow and provide light to the woodland floor. For many decades Sutton Park has been fighting a war against […]

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Tackling rogue traders by raising awareness

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Birmingham Trading Standards officers have stepped up their campaign against rogue traders by visiting places where members of the public can withdraw money to encourage them to look out for and report possible victims. As part of a national day of action, officers visited 29 banks, building societies and post offices, to ask staff to […]

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Sutton Town Council – the next step

Further to the Community Governance Review, which included the Sutton Town Council consultative ballot during June and July, the Community Governance Review Group is recommending the creation of a Sutton Coldfield Parish Council as a first step towards the creation of a Town Council. Their report will be discussed at full council on Tuesday 15 […]

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Motorist who fly-tipped garden waste due to ‘horrendous’ smell is fined

A motorist who dumped plastic bags containing garden waste at the side of a Sutton Coldfield road has been ordered to pay more than £1,400. Paul Andrew McHugh, of Wheatmore Grove, Sutton Coldfield, was spotted by a Birmingham City Council employee as he removed the bags from his car and left them at the side […]

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Go-ahead for Surface Water Management Plan

A document highlighting areas of Birmingham at risk of flooding and setting out how these issues should be managed is due to be approved by cabinet. The Surface Water Management Plan, developed by Birmingham City Council in partnership with the Environment Agency and Severn Trent Water, focuses on 15 priority areas of the city considered […]

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Sutton Town Council consultative ballot – Yes vote

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The Sutton Town Council consultative ballot, which forms part of a wider consultation, closed at 3pm on Thursday 16 July 2015. In answer to the question – Should a Town Council be established for the Parliamentary constituency of Sutton Coldfield with the City of Birmingham?  - close to 70% of the vote was in favour […]

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