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New Cabinet announced for Birmingham City Council
Birmingham Council Leader Elect Sir Albert Bore has announced his Cabinet to colleagues in the City Council Labour Group. The nominations will be put before the City Council AGM on Tuesday 22 May when Labour formally takes office from the Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition that has held pow
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Introducing Urbrum Magazine and Website
Urbrum's website & magazine www.urbrum.org is funded by the Mental Health Joint Commissioning team and the Local Authority.
The website aims to: promote positive mental welbeing to young people using social media.
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Social Enterprise Unlocking Opportunity for Ex-offenders
In partnership with NOMS CFO (ESF Funding), SEWM presents a series of FREE workshops and a one day conference for prison and probation staff and social enterprises.
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Nechells Community First Grants
Is your group giving 24 hours for your neighbourhood? If yes, you could be eligible for a Nechells Community First Grant!
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Opportunity of the Week!
Calling all Dog lovers!
Join Pawfect Dogsense, your local dog body language specialist, as they support the local community providing free dog training and advice sessions at the Cannon Hill Park Spring Fair and Queens Diamond Jubilee celebrations on Saturday 2nd - Tuesday 5th June!!
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Funding for Innovation Projects
Staffordshire and West Midlands Probation Trust is to fund innovative practice developments during 2012/13. This is support specific projects, outlined below, in Local Delivery Units or specialist Interventions.
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Birmingham & Solihull Women's Aid open first Birmingham shop!
Current it's empty! Can you help them to fill it?
They are particularly in need of good quality: -
Survey to gather summer holiday activity in Birmingham
BVSC is conducting a survey of CYP providers on behalf of the Community Safety Partnership.
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Positive Futures Funding Opportunities
The Home Office in partnership with Catch22 is inviting applications for grant funding from local organisations to manage and deliver a Positive Futures project in six areas. Catch22 manages the programme on behalf of the Home Office.
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14-25 Partnership Board invites new members to join a voluntary and community sector sub-group
The 14-25 Partnership works within the wider Children’s Trust and within the broader agenda to develop provision within Birmingham for young people aged 14-25.
