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News published August 2016

• Look out for electoral register letters and emails

  Â鶹¸ßÇå residents are urged to be on the lookout for emails and letters from the council’s elections office over the next few weeks.

  Published 25th August 2016.

• Brummies take part in Britain’s biggest sports day

  Brummies inspired by Team GB’s Olympic heroes and their amazing performances in Rio are being urged to try a range of activities as part of a free, nationwide sports day on Saturday (27 August 2016).

  

  Published 24th August 2016.

• Warning over Council Tax refund scam

  Chris Gibbs, Service Director for Customer Services at Â鶹¸ßÇå City Council, is warning residents to be vigilant against a Council Tax refund scam.

  Published 24th August 2016.

• Young Active Travel trust set to be formed

  Proposals to create a new charitable trust designed to support improvements to the ways in which children travel in the city are set to be formally approved next month (September)

  

  Published 23rd August 2016.

• Popular pub fined £105,000 for mice infestation

  A Â鶹¸ßÇå-based pub firm was today (19 August 2016) ordered to pay £114, 528 after evidence of mouse activity was found throughout one of its city centre pubs.

  Published 19th August 2016.

• See Me, Hear Me – child sexual exploitation awareness campaign

  A website raising awareness of child sexual exploitation has received almost 6,000 hits in the first two weeks of a new digital media campaign.

  

  Published 18th August 2016.

• A-level results – understanding your options

  Councillor Brett O’Reilly, cabinet member for jobs and skills, looks at the options open to those getting their A-level results today.

  

  Published 18th August 2016.

• Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras switched on today

  Motorists are being reminded that new Average Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras are now in operation across Â鶹¸ßÇå and Solihull, having been switched on today (August 8).

  

  Published 16th August 2016.

• New lights brighten up Â鶹¸ßÇå’s towpaths

  The Canal and River Trust charity is working in partnership with Â鶹¸ßÇå City Council to replace 250 worn out and broken lights located along canal towpaths in the city centre.

  Published 8th August 2016.

• Dr Mashuq Ally set to retire

  Mark Rogers, Chief Executive of Â鶹¸ßÇå City Council said: “Dr Mashuq Ally is retiring from Â鶹¸ßÇå City Council at the end of August.

  

  Published 5th August 2016.

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