Posts Tagged ‘Gib Heath’

Waverhill Party In the Park

Posted on 5th July 2010 by

 Waverhill Party in the Park event is drawing near, it’s only twelve days to go . This is a community event for residents living in close proximity of Waverhill Park. There will be a lot of activities and information for the family on the day. This include arts and craft, health projects, performance from Dhol drummer and dancers, steel band and African drumming workshops.

Come along and join in the fun on 17th July at Waverhill Park

Please click on the link for flyer Party in the Park

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Soho Games 2010 Gets Kids Alive

Posted on 22nd June 2010 by
 
Benson School -Champions 2010

Soho Games Champions 2010

In the glorious sunshine 180 children from the Soho Ward took part in the 2nd Soho Games – an inter school sports competition that enables children to experience top quality competitive activities including football, athletics,uni-hockey and handball. The Games were organised by a partnership between Ladywood Constituency team/Neighbourhood Management , the local charity Sport 4 Life, and the Soho Links Cluster, and were attended by Benson, Wattville, James Watt, Matthew Boulton, Foundry and St James primary schools.

Benson School were crowned Soho Games Champions, having won the football, athletics and handball competitions. Wattville claimed the runners-up prize, while James Watt came a respectable 3rd. It was not all about winning, however, as all of the children benefitted from improved team-work skills, sense of community, and physical fitness. The children were also inspired by local hero Cash The Flash who presented all of the trophies and medals. 

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…)

Careers Event

Posted on 20th June 2010 by

Looking for a Job? Looking to change your career? want to see what opportrunities there are ? Then why not come along to our big career event.

Date: 10th July 2010

Time: 10-13,00

Venue:Holyhead School, Milestone Lane, Handswoth, B21 OHN

This partnership event is facilitated by  Soho links and other key partners such as pertemps, the event aims to support the worklessless agenda by creating more opportunities in the Soho ward and neighbouring communities.

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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 Finger Play in the Park “Summer 2010″

Posted on 20th June 2010 by

Building Community Relationships through Play

During summer 2010 Birmingham PlayCare Network will be delivering the Play in Parks project in Booth Street Park, Chapel Street, Soho, B21 from 30th July- 5th August 2010 between 10-4pm Friday till Thursday (excluding weekend/subject to weather conditions). This project has been funded by Be Birmingham’s, Successful Neighbourhoods Fund via the Soho Finger and Gib Heath Neighbourhood Management . 

Play in Parks is an open access scheme providing play opportunities in parks located within disadvantaged areas of Birmingham and is aimed at children aged 5 to 13 and the communities that surround them. Play in Parks has previously run for eight years on an annual basis over 4 weeks during the summer school holidays and in different parks across Birmingham. We look forward to welcoming it into our community! 

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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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Soho Ward Committee 9th June 2010

Posted on 27th May 2010 by

The next Soho Ward committee meeting is schedule for 9 th June at City Rd Primary School ,Cavendish Rd B16 OHL.   These meetings are open to all residents living within the ward.  It is also an opportunity to meet your local councillors and get updates on local services delivery. Come along and have you say. For more information click on the link .Soho Ward Committee

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Count down to 2011 Census- Job opportunities

Posted on 26th May 2010 by

The 2011 Census is fast approaching and as neighbourhood Managers we are also  helping to raise awareness. It is good for Birmingham that we get a complete and successful census, because the more people counted the more money the City receives. It is mandatory to complete the questionnaire, failure to do so can lead to a £1000 fine

You can help make the census in Birmingham a success by completing the  census questionnaire and assisting those around you to do likewise. There are residents whose first language isn’t English who may need your help or support from the census team in completing census questionnaire-click on link for more information and contact details   2011 Census. (more…)