Birmingham City Council’s Got Talent
Birmingham City Council’s Got Talent – Neil Elkes blog
Category Archives: local politics
Sutton Trinity Ward Committee at Sutton Town Hall, 7.30pm Thursday 22nd September
Sutton Trinity Ward Committee meets at 7.30 p.m. tonight, in the Crush Hall, Sutton Coldfield Town Hall. Items on the …
The ‘no’ campaign and the fear of something new
With the mayoral referendum less than a year away, it’s good to see the nascent ‘no’ campaign start to get …
Sutton Coldfield Business Networking Event
Sutton Coldfield’s Town Centre Partnership will be hosting a free networking event on 24th May, at Oscar’s Restaurant, 5 Manor …
(Some) good news on jobs
Some good news on the job front this month, with two recent announcements set to lead to a number of …
LEPs shape up
The move to Local Enterprise Partnerships has not been an easy one. It was always going to be messy, changing …
Project Champion: The Reviews
Well, there may have been limited consultation before the (218 overt, 72 covert) ‘Project Champion’ cameras were put up, but …
Elected Mayors and Localism
So what’s the process by which Birmingham might get an elected mayor then? Because however many times I read through …
Localisation?
Like every local authority, Birmingham City Council is under huge pressure to save money. It also needs to be mindful …
Volunteers doing stuff for nothing
The Big Society may well come to mean government ‘on the cheap’ – after all, it’s probably the only type …
