Tag: webchat
Any questions? Join our Waste Strategy webcast
Citizens, businesses, community groups and anyone else with an interest in how waste is managed in Birmingham can have their say during a special webcast on Tuesday (July 5). The session is part of the consultation over the aims and principles that will underpin the city’s waste strategy for the next 20 years. A panel […]
Media Watch - March 4
Top Birmingham City Council Stories Birmingham City Council: ‘Challenging agenda’ attracted Mark Rogers (BBC) The new chief executive of Birmingham City Council has said he was lured to the £180,000-a-year job by a “challenging set of agendas”. Read more from Mark Rogers on his new blog: http://markrogersbcc.wordpress.com/2014/03/03/ready-steady-go/ New bus lane signs finally put up in […]
Adoption and fostering webchat
Birmingham City Council wants to hear from anyone considering fostering or adopting a child and we are particularly keen to talk to people from the LGBT community. Deciding to adopt or foster is a major, life-changing decision and we know you may have a number of questions. So, on Thursday 6 March at 6pm we […]
Sexual health webchat
On Tuesday 12 November, experts from across the city joined us for a webchat, answering questions and offering advice on a variety of sexual health issues. Birmingham City Council assumed a wide range of public health responsibilities in April this year - including the delivery of sexual health services across the city. Taking care of […]
Mental health services webchat
The Social Cohesion and Community Safety Scrutiny Committee is currently looking at the issue of mental health services and the criminal justice system. The committee has spoken to a wide range of individuals and organisations, including service users and carers. A full webcast of the most recent inquiry session can be seen here: https://www.birmingham.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/116198 Inquiry […]
Media Watch - Sep 16
Top Birmingham City Council Stories Sweets at supermarket tills are 'fuelling obesity crisis' (Independent) Public Health Birmingham’s Linda Hindle leading the fight to ban unhealthy food from supermarket checkouts. Council set to join calls for sky lantern ban after huge fire (Birmingham Mail) Councillors are demanding a ban on Chinese lanterns after a stray one […]
Wheelie bin webchat with Cllr McKay
Anyone wanting to know more about the plan to introduce wheelie bins on a city-wide basis to Birmingham can take part in the latest Birmingham City Council webchat on September 16. Cllr James McKay, Cabinet Member for a Green, Safe and Smart City, will be on hand to take questions from 5.30pm to 6.15pm. Anyone […]
Secondary Transfer webchat - September 11
Anyone with questions about applying for a secondary school place for their child is invited to take part in a webchat on Wednesday 11 September. Cllr Brigid Jones, cabinet member for Children and Family Services, and Julie Newbold, head of admissions and appeals, will be on hand between 6pm and 7pm to answer questions parents have […]
Wheelie bin webchat – May 8
Anyone with questions about Birmingham City Council's plan to modernise refuse collections is being invited to take part in a webchat on May 8. Cllr James McKay, Cabinet Member for a Green, Safe and Smart City, will be on hand between 6pm and 7pm to field enquiries on the council's plan to roll out wheelie […]
Adoption and fostering webchat
Birmingham City Council wants to hear from anyone considering fostering or adopting a child and we are particularly keen to talk to people from the LGBT community. Deciding to adopt or foster is a major, life-changing decision and we know you may have a number of questions. So, on Wednesday 27 March at 6pm we […]
