Posts Tagged ‘engagement’

Get Involved In Your Community

Posted on 19th August 2010 by

Soho Finger Neighbourhood Resident Involvement Day is only two days away. The event will be  at Soho Community Hall, Chapel St on 21st August between 10-16.00pm. This will be an event where various organisations meet with residents to inform them of their services that they provide. It is also residents becoming proactive in their communities and engaging in services that have created for their needs. All residents will be welcomed and they can be from all different ages and backgrounds.  Click on link for flyer Resident Involvement Day- 21st August 2010

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Handsworth Musical Extravaganza at Handsworth Library

Posted on 11th August 2010 by

Come along to Handsworth Musical Extravaganza at Handsworth Library on the Saturday 28th August 11.00 am to 3.00pm


Soho Finger Resident Involvement Day

Posted on 5th August 2010 by
 

Soho Finger Neighbourhood Forum in conjunction with Soho Neighbourhood Management team will be staging a resident involvement event at Soho Community Hall, Chapel St on 21st August between 10-16.00pm. This will be an event where various organisations meet with residents to inform them of their services that they provide. It is also residents becoming proactive in their communities and engaging in services that have created for their needs. All residents will be welcomed and they can be from all different ages and backgrounds.

It is all about residents coming forward and voicing their concerns as well as working with service providers to make the neighbourhood a cleaner, greener and sfer place to live place.

Jerk Cookout

Posted on 29th July 2010 by
Perry Barr Constituency in partnership with Fairweather Productions will be hosting the Jerk Cookout on Sunday 22nd August 2010 in Handsworth Park (see attached flyers
 

This is yet another great opportunity, following our ‘Simmer Down’ festival, for all members of the family to enjoy a FREE, relaxing, fun day out.

Here’s your chance to experience ‘jerk’ cooking at its best and to try out the various dishes on sale, prior to the crowning of the best ‘Jerk Cookout Chef 2010′ in Birmingham.

After all that food, why join in Birmingham’s Salsa in the Park’ – the CANDY DANCE 2010 UK record attempt. Come on Birmingham, let’s beat London’s Candy Dance record! Visit: www.fun2dancenow.com for more info.

So, if you want to have fun, enjoy good food and company, we look forward to seeing you there!

Jerking Handsworth Style

Big Jerkout

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Waverhill Park Dances to the Beat

Posted on 22nd July 2010 by

Music and dance were some of the great successes at the recent Party in the Park event at Waverhill Park on 17th July.  Despite the early showers the huge turnout were treated to some spectacular entertainment which captured the imagination of party goers of all ages.

DJ Hector entertained the crowd with his own unique fusion of music and dance. Here he is in action!

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There was also an opportunity for party goers to play different types of drums as well as get involved in the arts and crafts. Here is one young party goer creating her own beat!

It was good to to see families and the community together enjoying a wonderful event organised by Colin Hanno, residents and key stakeholders. In the  words of Hector (Mr Handsworth) it was truly  ”Unity in the Community”

Mr Handsworth Teaching the Police a few moves

Unity in the Community

Dancing to the beat

Dhol Dancers

Party In Waverhill Park

Posted on 21st June 2010 by

On 17th July we are holding a “Party in the Park event”  at Waverhill park between 11-3.30pm. We want more families to use the park. For this reason we are hoping to get the local community involved by having  a fun day that will provide , information,arts and craft  and activities for adults and children. (more…)

Community Yard Sale

Posted on 20th June 2010 by

Brookfield Residents Association in partnership with Knightstone Neighbourhood Watch is having a Community Yard sale at Brookfiled Primary school 17th July 10am-3pm.

If you are a resident living in and around the Brookfield Locality with any unwanted goods that you would like to turn into cash and support your Neighourhood get in touch with the Brookfield Residents  Association by ringing 07976368556 or email brookfieldresidentsassociation@yahoo.co.uk

Click on this  link to see flyerBRA & KNW yard sale

Soho Links Cluster

Posted on 20th June 2010 by

Extended Schools Clusters are designed to deliver extended support for children, young people and families in their local community.  These services can include before, lunchtime and after school, childcare, study support, parenting support (Including family learning) and the provisions for swift and easy access to specialist services. 

Soho Links Cluster

Making a difference in Soho

The Soho Links  consists of the following schools:

  •  Benson Community School
  • Foundry Primary School
  • Holyhead Secondary School
  • James Watt Primary School
  • Matthew Boulton Primary School
  • St James CE Primary School
  • St Michaels Primary School
  • Wattville Primary School

 A range of key stakeholders and partners play an active part in the work that the cluster delivers, these include : (more…)

“Big Society” what does it mean?

Posted on 20th June 2010 by

Soho Neighbourhood Management Team would like to invite you the second of our free community lunches to be held at Handsworth Community Library, Soho Rd, Handsworth , Birmingham B21 9DP- 22nd June 12.30-2.30.

 Dick Atkinson from Balsall Heath Forum and Paul Slatter from Chamberlain Forum  will be  sharing information on “Big Society” and what it means for local residents and community organisations.

Please come along  there will be an opportunity for you to ask questions and have your  say.

To book a place contact Colin Hanno on 07901103499 or email colin.hanno@birmingham.gov.uk

Click on attached flyer for more informationCommunity lunch “Big Society”

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Community Networking Lunch

Posted on 16th May 2010 by

Soho Neighbourhood Management Team would like to invite residents, volunteers, staff and committee members of local organisations to the first of our free community lunches at Handsworth Library 12.30-2,30 on 25th May 2010.

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Senior Officers from Birmingham City Council and Urban Living will be sharing information and examples of community engagement and cohesion programmes and how you can get involved.

There will also be an opportunity for you to ask questions and have your say .

Call to book your place and notify us of any special dietary or access requirements -contact: Colin Hanno  on  0121-675 2683. Email: colin.hanno@birmingham.com

Community lunch flyer