Sergeant Tom O’Keefe and members of the local policing team will be at Kings Heath Baptist Church (opposite Asda) this Saturday, 22 March 2014 from 10.30am–1.30pm. They’ll be there to meet and discuss local initiatives available as part of a crime reduction community event.
Why not pop along and see what’s on offer; the team would love to see you there. Come and meet them, and collect some anti-theft number plate screws, purse bells (to deter bag dippers) or cost-price home security items.
Just a reminder that the DIY Street Design Event organised by Sustrans takes place on Saturday, 8 March 2014, 11am–2pm at 127 High Street opposite The Hare & Hounds pub.
The event will be in the form of a ‘parklet’ where a High Street car parking bay is transformed into a small temporary park for the day.
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Posted by Howard Drury:
On Saturday 16th November at the Baptist Church on the High Street (opposite Asda) in Kings Heath we are holding an open day from 11am to 4pm where you can come and listen to presentations or just share your views on transport in our area. Are you aware there are city wide plans to introduce 20mph areas and kings Heath may be the first pilot scheme, come and share your views. We hope to have representatives from respected groups such as Sustrans, Centro and officers from the council present to give presentations and listen and share your views and opinions. If you want to know much more about 20mph areas please either come along on the day or visit Birmingham councils 20mph consultation webpage
If you would like more information, please contact Kings Heath Residents’ Forum.
Kings Heath Neighbourhoods Forum 