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The WiSH project could help you find a job

If you live Lozells & East Handsworth and are having problems in finding a job, then please contact the WiSH project on 0121 255 8304 to find our how we can help.

or email on: BIRMINGHAM-SOLIHULL.OUTREACHTEAM@DWP.GSI.GOV.UK

Or tweet us on: #wishardhands

WISH is delivered in the community by Birmingham City Council, Jobcentre Plus, Midland Heart and Pertemps.

WISH will help you find a job with advice on:

  • CVs
  • training
  • job Search
  • volunteering
  • in-Work Benefits
  • self employment

WISH offers advice on dealing with barriers to work, for example:

  • managing money
  • health
  • debt
  • housing
  • child care

An audience with the Coroner in Lozells

 

Cllr Zaffar has organised a chance for local residents and community leaders to meet the Coroner for Birmingham & Solihull, Mr Aidan Cottor.

He stresses: “Since my election last May, constituents have raised many issues with me relating to a number of public services. One of these services is the work of the Birmingham & Solihull Coroner, Mr Aidan Cotter. I am pleased to inform you that Mr Cotter has kindly accepted my invitation to come to Lozells & East Handsworth Ward to meet members of the local community and discuss the work of his office as well as answer questions relating to the service provided by his office.”

The event will take place on Tuesday, 21st February 2012 (6pm-7.30pm) at the Lozells Methodist Community Centre, 163 Gerrard Street, Lozells, Birmingham, B19 2AH. 

Brush on Information Technology (IT) Skills for Free @ Birchfield Children Centre

 

Gain or Brush up on IT Skills – OPEN TO ALL – FREE COURSE

 

  • Mouse skills
  • Keyboard skills
  • Sending  and receiving  Emails and attachments
  • Searching the internet
  • Internet safety
  • Public services online   

 

Free to everybody no matter benefits or immigration status

 

At Birchfield Children Centre – 1 Haughton Road, Handsworth, B20 3LE

 

Starting Thursday 1st December 12.30 – 3.00

 

Then every Thursday afternoon – One or two week course

 

Ring 0121 675 0967 to book your place now or just come along

 

Thornhill Road Police Station and Handsworth Library – Reduced Service

Many local residents have over the past few weeks conveyed concern relating to two key facilities within the Lozells and East Handsworth Ward namely the Thornhill Road Police Station and the Handsworth Library
I would like to invite you to a Public Meeting on Saturday, 26th November 2pm-4pm at City College Birmingham, Handsworth Campus, Soho Road, Birmingham, B21 9DP (Soho Road Entrance). The meeting will allow local residents to raise their concerns on the two issues as well as gain a better understanding of the current plans from local elected members and senior representatives from the agencies.
Representatives from West Midlands Police and BIrmingham City Council will address the meeting alongside:
  • Khalid Mahmood MP (Birmingham Perry Barr)
  • Bishop Derek Webley (Chair of the West Midlands Police Authority)
  • Mike Olley (Prospective Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands Police)
The agenda is for a discussion on Handsworth Library between 2pm-3pm followed by a discussion on the ‘proposed’ overnight closure of Thornhill Road Police Station at 3pm. The meeting will agree action points for the community and elected members to work together on.
It is important that local residents have an opportunity to hold elected members and agencies to account and this meeting is about giving local residents a greater say on decisions impacting on them. I am conscious that these issues will unfortunately become a regular occurrence with the level of public sector cuts being implemented across all agencies and departments. However, I will work alongside other elected members and the community to protect front line services such as Thornhill Road Police Station and the Handsworth Library.
Please forward this invite across your networks to ensure that as many local residents and stakeholders are aware of the meeting and can attend at such short notice.
For any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to seeing you on Saturday. Thank you. 

Yours truly,

Waseem Zaffar 
Councillor for Lozells & East Handsworth Ward

Voice of Lozells – 10th Nov 2011 – Be there to Be Heard

 

This month’s meeting for the neighbourhood team will be held at the Lozells Methodist Church adjacent to BYF ( Lower end of Lozells street) on 10th Nov , air  your voice and concerns and help shape the future of Lozells.

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