General
Following our open letter, we received a joint reply from the addressees and a separate reply from the Police and Crime Commissioner Joint reply from the Mayor, Police and Crime Commissioner and Council leaders240802_Better-Streets-for-Birmingham-Open-Letter-26th-July-2024-Response.pdf879 KBdownload-circleSeparate reply from the
Elections
With less than a week to go until the West Midlands Mayor election on Thursday 2 May, we've been paying close attention to the mayoral candidates and their stances on active travel, public transport and road safety. We've also had the chance to unpick some of
Consultation
Before we set out our response, which was automatically scheduled yesterday afternoon, we learned of yet another serious collision in one of our local centres. We do not yet know how many people were seriously injured or killed. This serves as a critical reminder that while we consider long-term
General
All recipients have replied to our open letter - we have . Councillor John Cotton, Council Leader, Birmingham City Council Councillor Liz Clements, Cabinet Member for Transport, Birmingham City Council Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands and West Midlands Mayoral Candidate 2024 Richard Parker, West Midlands Mayoral Candidate 2024 Sent by
Be Bold, Birmingham
These existential times we live in demand that our centres of intellectual excellence lead the fight for change. I hope I've provided a series of measures that the University could either put in place or lobby the Council for. Change is possible if the will is there. I call on the University to step
Consultation
Our consultation response to the Bournville and Totteridge Places for People Scheme. We support the aims of the scheme to make residential areas safer for pedestrians and cyclists while making them more pleasant to live in. We explain our concerns about the scheme's implementation.
Campaign
Update: Since sending this letter this morning, it has been . Raising the number of recent fatalities to four - two of which were children. Councillor John Cotton, Council Leader, Birmingham City Council Deborah Cadman, Chief Executive Officer, Birmingham City Council Cc: Councillor Liz Clements, Cabinet Member for Transport, Birmingham City Council