The Birmingham City Centre Neighbourhood Forum is holding a public meeting this month. The Forum exists to represent the interests of City Centre residents and is supported by the Council. This meeting will hear from:
- Chief Superintendent Debbie Harrod, discussing the new licensing laws
- Bob Blackaby, talking about how City Centre living has changed over the last 5-10 years
- Phil Brook, a Council recycling officer, explaining recycling options for City Centre residents
- Location: Council House, Victoria Square
- Date: Monday 23rd October 2006
- Time: 7pm
The meetings are always well attended and informative. I hope to see you there!
2 comments:
As a Birmingham resident I'm very concerned about our poor levels of recycling. Are there even any bottle banks in the city centre? What is your view on recycling and how would you improve matters if elected as our councillor?
The Conservative-led Council has set some demanding recycling targets for the next twelve months in a concerted effort to improve the amount we do in Birmingham. As for bottle banks, there are a few around the city centre, for example at Tesco's at Five Ways. However, I think we need to do more and we should be aiming to offer some kind of recycling facility to 100% of residents. Hope to see you at the meeting.
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