Balsall Heath Carnival, the highlight of the neighbourhood year, is on Saturday 6th July in Pickwick Park, between 1pm and 4.30 pm, with five local primary schools competing for the Anita Halliday Commonwealth Games trophy. Stalls, a bouncy castle and much more. Do come along and enjoy! The weather will be perfect!
At last! – The sunshine is predicted to come out this weekend and we hope you all get to enjoy it.
Here’s a few tips to help make sure burglars don’t ruin your weekend.
With hot weather predicted for this coming weekend, it’s a perfect time to get out to take advantage of what’s on offer on your doorstep.
The Old Print Works in Balsall Heath, saw its newest resident The Bike Project open its doors to visitors from across the community, including The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, to celebrate Refugee Week.
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Big Birmingham Bikes has now launched bike banks
Bike lovers – from seasoned cyclists to first time pedallers – can enjoy riding on closed roads on Sunday 9th June during the HSBC UK – Let’s Ride Birmingham event.
Following on from the recent series of violent crime offences we have seen locally additional patrols have been provided using force resources.
There is a youth Club for 11 to 16 year old youth at Balsall Heath Baptist Church
The May edition of Balsall Heath Local History Society’s monthly newsletter, ‘The Gazette’ is out now.
Tonight there is a Ward meeting at Balsall Heath Church Centre at 7pm. All are welcome to attend.
Bridge Club is an event for children aged 7-11 (School Year 3- 6). The club includes Crafts, Games, Bible Stories, Quizes, Drama.
It’s on over the half-term from 29th May to 2nd of June at Edward Road Baptist Church.
Bright Future’s Presentation Award event marked an end to a 6 months of 2 Mini Football Leagues.
The number of Street watch volunteers are going up across the city… are you interested in forming a street watch group in your local area?
A number of officers from departments across the force have been working together with Birmingham East officers in response to a number of serious violent incidents that have been playing out on our streets in recent days.