weekly report back of Moseley Street Wardens - w/e 28th Sept 2007
Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 28th September 2007
Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.
There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley
Comments
Monday 24th Sept
Patrolled village / Route 2
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T.
Illuminated bollard loose at jtn of Park Hill / Alcester Rd - reported to Street Lighting
Cable box open next to 56 Alcester Rd - reported to Virgin Media
Cable box open opposite 54 Park Hill - reported to Virgin Media
Bin liners outside 2 Edgbaston Road East - reported to Contact Birmingham
Part of car bumper / plastic pole opposite 3 Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
car outside xxx Park Hill no tax - reported to Contact Birmingham
Small bag of stones outside 45 Chantry Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green garden waste bags opposite 1 The Hawthornes, Woodbridge Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Patrolled village
Cleaned up around paper re-cycle skip
Tuesday 25th Sept
Patrolled vilage / Route 6
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T
Bin liners outside 64 Cambridge Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Box outside 159 Billesley Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Roadwork barriers jtn of Billesley Lane / Clarence Rd - reported to Highways
Patrolled village / Route 5
Bins full at jtn of Wake Green Rd / Oxford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Cupboard draw outside 9 Wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T
Cleaned up around bottle banks
Wednesday 26th Sept
Patrolled village
Cupboard draws outside 1 Wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Thursday 27th Sept
Patrolled village
Broken glass on pavement @ Fivelands - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bags @ 6-10 Woodbridge Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Friday 28th Sept
Water leaking through pavement @ Burford Court, 70 Wake Green Rd - reported to Severn Trent
Rubbish on land opp. 40 Queenswood Rd - reported to MDCHA
Barriers @ jct. Bloomfield Rd / Anderton Park Rd - reported to Central Networks
Meeting / Walkabout with Beth Peters
58 Wake Green Rd appears empty for long time - reported to Housing Officer
Crime & ASBO
Monday 24th Sept
Drinkers outside Oakview / Mayfield Rd - reported to Police
Thursday 25th Sept
Police Surgery ( discuss Moneywise and vehicle parked on Bristol St motors )
Community / other
Wednesday 26th Sept
Delivered Bulk Rubbish collection leaflets - Grove Ave,St Agnes
Spoke with two men regards vehicle parked on Ford Motor dealers car park / I.D. found in dumped bin bag opposite containing used needles
Spoke with trader from Al Capone Pizza regards rough sleepers / rubbish on top of Moneywise
Thursday 27th Sept
Speak with Dance Workshop / Polski Shop re: drinkers on Moneywise
Friday 28th Sept
Delivered Bulk Rubbish collection leaflets -Wake Green Rd , Lench's Close
YouTube video on the re-design of Kings Heath Market SquareJust uploaded my next YouTube video at http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=LPWKyTwFEpo
This deals with the present work to redesign Kings Heath Market Square at the corner of the High Street and Vicarage Road.
We have two officers presently working on the design, although we do not at this stage have the finance to implement the design. Identifying the pot of money to implement the proposal will take 18months to 2 years. In the meantime we want to get an agreed design fully costed up.
The video explains the basic principles we are using in the re-design which are:
1) remove as much clutter from the Market Square - namely move the toilets and telephone boxes across the road. Keep street furniture to a minimum.
2) keep the layout simple - based very much on the Moseley Village Green design with railings around the edge
3) re-use the present historic features in the square - namely the original Edwardian railings and ornate lamp stand.
graffiti survey of teenagers attitude to graffitiI've uploaded a graffiti survey of teenagers attititude to graffiti at http://www.martinmullaney.co.uk/images-environment/graffiti-survey.pdf
It all quite fascinating stuff with a summary of its findings on page 3 of 26.
This survey will be used as part of a Scrutiny Review of the Council's strategy to reducing graffiti in the city. I'm heading up this review and is expected to report back to the Council with its findings and recommendations in January.
Birmingham Councillor forces owner to seek retrospective planning permission for gutting historic Moseley building
Councillor Martin Mullaney, Moseley and Kings Heath Ward, is urging members of the public to object to a planning application where the owner of a historic Moseley building is seeking retrospective permission for gutting the interior of the building.
The grade II statutory listed building is the former tram depot offices at 582 Moseley Road, Moseley.
The owner has recently removed all the original walls, ground floor plate and half the first floor plate. He has installed a new concrete ground floor 1metre below the original level of the ground floor. Visitors will therefore step down into the ground floor when visiting the building.
The planning application is S/05475/07/LBC and the drawings can be seen at http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=67548&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=12189
The gutting of the building was spotted by Councillor Mullaney and reported to the Council.
The statutory listing of the building protects the interior of the building, but the owner has the right to seek retrospective planning permission. If planning permission is refused, the Council can make the owner put the building back to how it originally was.
In the planning application, the owner is seeking retrospective permission to install the ground floor 1 metre below the original level; remove the first floor completely and install a new floor 30centimetres higher than the original first floor. The owner then wants to install a new floor in between the ground and 1st floor – this floor plate would cut across the middle of the ground floor windows and be seen from the outside.
Councillor Mullaney has been concerned about work at the building for the last two years and produced a YouTube video about the building in March at http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=yv2Yxk5EeggThis video was subsequently used by the Council to force the owner to start work on the building again. The Standards Boards are presently investigating Councillor Mullaney for producing the video, since they claim it’s production showed disrespect to the owner of the building and brought the office of Councillor into dispute. Councillor Mullaney is denying any Code of Conduct was broken and that the production of the video was in the public interest – the investigation is on going.
weekly report back from Moseley Street Wardens - w/e 21st Sept 2007
Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 21st September 2007
Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.
There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley
Comments
Monday 17th September
Patrolled village
Statements for Beth Peters re: advancement
Patrolled village / Route 2
2 bags @ 1 Caroline Rd
15 bags @ xxx Edgbaston Rd East - reported to Beth Peters
Frontage of xxx Edgbaston Rd - reported to Beth Peters
2 bags @ 51 Edgbaston Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Lamppost 8 Park Hill very badly damaged - reported to Street lighting
Pram @ jct. Chantry Rd / Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
4 bags @ Moneywise missed collection - reported to Contact Birmingham
Lit bollard on pavement @ 77 Alcester Rd - reported to Street lighting
Grafiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Tuesday 18th September
Patrolled village / Route 4
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T.
Childs bike outside 60 Grove Avenue - reported to Contact Birmingham
Street bin surround missing outside Post Office in Moseley village - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village
Cleaned up around re-cycle bin on car park
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Wednesday 19th September
Patrolled village
Bags @ xxx Woodbridge Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Large pile of garden waste opp 1 The Hawthorns - reported to Beth Peters
car, xxxxxx, no tax @ xxx Church Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bag @ xxx Church Rd. ID recovered - reported to Beth Peters
Tidy car park.20 bags of rubbish. ID recovered. - reported to Beth Peters
Thursday 20th September
Patrolled village / Route 2
Bin liners outside 182 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 12 Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street funiture - reported to Heartlands
Patrolled village / Route 3
Plastic tops outside 83A Moorcroft Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner opposite 40 Salisbury Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Concrete bollards damaged at Jtn of Park Hill / Adgbaston Park Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti walls / Fences - reported to L.T.
2 black bags @ 113 Russell Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Sign @ 129 Salisbury Rd - reported to estate agent
Friday 21st September
Patrolled village / Route 1 Alt
Green bags next to 61 Mayfield Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 31 and 33 Forest Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Broken glass outside 37 Mayfield Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Suitcase opposite 92 Woodstock Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Grey bag outside 53 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner outside xxx Anderton Park Rd I.D found - reported to Beth Peters
Bin liners outside 42 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Broken glass at jtn Anderton Park Rd / Bloomfield Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green bag next to 3 Queenswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village / Route 1
Small box outside 94 Trafalgar Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners / cardboard / carpet / suitcase jtn Kingswood Rd / Brighton Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham - I.D. found - Beth Peters
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Communial bin post damaged jtn Kingswood Rd / Brighton Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
CRIME / ASBO
Monday 17th September
Three drinkers in Lych Gate @ church on Park Hill - reported to Police
Tuesday 18th September
Drinkers on village green - reported to Police
Wednesday 19th September
Two drinkers on Village Green - reported to Police
Friday 21st September
Drinkers at bus shelter in village - reported to Police
xxxxxx drinking on village green - reported to Police
Community / other
Wednesday 19th September
Meeting with Phil Beardmore re : Green Doctor
Friday 21st September
Updated notice boards
Saturday 22nd September
Farmers Market
Sunday 23rd September
Car Park Clean Up
North Moseley re-employment project - update 20th Sept 2007Below is the update from the North Moseley re-employment project. Since last time, contact has been made with Hamza mosque and Woodstock Road girls school is now going to be used for a jobs fair during the October half-term
20th September 2007
Street Advisors Employment Project Update Report
Enterprising Communities: Kings Heath and Moseley Ward
Background
Resources
After a July and August with team members of extended leave we are back to a full staff compliment of four part time and 2 full time Advisors. The progress in this report should be taken in the context that we were half staffed for almost 2 months.
Our ability to utilise the information we collect to the best possible benefit has however been increased by the addition in March of a bespoke Skills and Employment Database from Hanlon Skills Software, which has been fully operational since the middle of May. This software allows us to capture a detailed picture of clients’ aspirations, experiences and skills as well as our interventions with them. It also allows us to run searches on the vacancies our Employment Link Officers have been capturing from local businesses (over 250 the date of the report).
Activity
Client support
Each Advisor now has a case load of over 125 active clients across the Enterprising Communities area. All of our team members have at least three Moseley and Kings Heath clients although the majority of the 123 clients engaged with are managed by Marianne Salmons, Sahra Mahamud, Roshan Singh and Liaqat Iqbal. As part of our management systems we have coded clients as Red, Amber or Green as a way to ensure we are signposting and supporting them appropriately.
Green: a client who is ready for employment: They have an up- to-date CV, have discussed job aspirations and are equipped with support to be notified of suitable vacancies to which they can apply themselves or be supported to do so.
Amber: a client who needs some support in up-skilling or who needs their confidence building and support building up a better awareness of the job market they wish to follow.
Red: a client who is some way from being job ready who are in need of basic skills support, most likely ESOL and communication needs are high. A client who is unlikely to have worked in the UK at all or who has been out of the labour market for a considerable time due to ill health or caring responsibilities.
Of the 123 clients for Kings Heath and Moseley the following are currently classified as:
3rd July 2007
2nd August 2007
20th September 2007
Green:- 23
Amber:-34
Red:- 44
Green:- 35
Amber:-45
Red:- 34
Green:- 39
Amber:-46
Red:- 38
101
114
123
This caseload has improved over the last three months and demonstrates the work that has been done by the team to bring their clients into a situation where they are job ready. This has mainly been done by hosting CV and Job search workshops and by spending time with individual clients building their confidence and experience base.
Outreach work
18th July 2007 – Jobs Fair at Moseley Community Development Trust.
This was a well attended session to which 35 people attended, 23 from the Moseley and Kings Heath Ward. Results for the Community Apprenticeships for clients in Moseley and Kings Heath can be seen at the end of the report.
9th August 2007 - Health and Social Care Event – Beittec Small Heath.
This was the first of a number of tailored events which we are running until December 2007 as part of the funding we have secured from the Central Thematic NRF fund. To respond to the requests from clients who wanted to find out more about working and training in the Care Sector. Exhibitors included Building Heath, Care UK, Somali Care Agency – Horizons, My Time, BVSC – Volunteering Project and ACTIVATE. Information and guidance was also on hand from Street Advisors to sign-post people to further Education courses. We advertised extensively though our partner organisations and to residents in North Moseley, Sparkhill, Sparkhill and Small Heath. In total the morning event attracted 31 attendees from across the South Birmingham area, including 4 from North Moseley. The feedback from attendees and Exhibitors were extremely positive and so far we have 5 people into jobs, 1 person into volunteering and 2 people enrolled onto NVQ level 2 courses as a result of the event.
We are in the process of writing a Plain English Guide to Working in the Health and Social Sector to give out to clients and other employment projects. We will be translating main sections into Urdu, Somali and French and running a print according to demand from the community.
Future Events
Graduate Fair at the Muath Trust on 24th October 2007
This event is aimed at recent and soon to be graduates and will include graduate employers from Birmingham and the West Midlands as well as National Employers from the Retail, Banking, Intelligence, IT, Accountancy, Armed Services and Engineering Sector. We also hope to have Exhibitors as CARA and Path WM attending who can provide support for Refugee Academics.
Raising Awareness and Community Links
New marketing materials have been printed and are bow being distributed across the ward. During July and August they have been personally distributed by Advisors to:
Balsall Heath library
Balsall Heath Post Office
Moseley Post Office
Moseley CDT
Hamza Mosque
Subway
Muslim Students House (Moseley Rd)
Sage Food Store
New Agents St Marys Row
Mojams
Unique Tech Church Rd
Post Office Church Rd
Community and Inter Agency Links
Hamza Mosque and Islamic Centre 88-90 Church Road Moseley
A meeting facilitated by Muna Masood, Ward Support Officer for Hall Green Constituency took place on the 15th August 2007 to discuss engagement with the Mosque and immediate community in North Moseley. Mohammed Talib from Sparkhill Cultural Centre who is a member of the Hamza Mosque agreed that Saifer Reiman from the Mosque Committee and a colleague from the Youth Service would both be excellent initial contacts for the Community. He has recently been in talks with both of his colleagues and we have arranged a meeting to take place in the middle of October 2007. It is hoped that an initial event/consultation will happen at Woodstock Girls School which is linked to the Mosque in October half term where local residents are invited to come along to chat informally to Street Advisors who will be supported by the Mosque Committee and other community workers. Types of employment, barriers to finding work and the most appropriate forms and delivery of support will be explored at the event. From this a response will be specifically for the needs of the people in this area.
Kings Heath Job Centre
As many clients in the ward will be under Kings Heath (Institute Road) Job Centre we have given staff there our details and made links with the Lone Parents Advisor there. We are supporting three existing female clients from the streets at the bottom of Trafalgar Rd who are experiencing a certain level of stress in terms of the new obligations around claiming benefits and looking for work. Marianne and Sahra have held two 3 hours sessions at SBC College Womens Academy in Balsall Heath on 27th July to provide some time with these ladies to build their confidence and job search skills.
Profile for Kings Heath and Moseley as of 20th September 2007
Table 1 Gender of Clients in Kings Heath and Moseley Ward
Gender
Numbers
%
Female
44
36%
Male
79
64%
Total
123
100%
Table 2 Ethnicity of clients in Kings Heath and Moseley Ward
Ethnicity (from client)
Numbers
%
White (British and Other)
13
10
Black African
30
24
Black Caribbean
7
5
Indian
4
2
Pakistani
28
23
Kashmiri
8
7
Asian (British and Other)
6
5
Dual Heritage
15
13
Refused
12
11
Total
123
100%
Table 3 Outputs as of 20th September 2007 in Kings Heath and Moseley Ward
Target 2006/2007
Achieved 31st March 2007
Achieved 3rd July 2007
Achieved 2nd August 2007
Achieved 20th September 2007
People Engaged
100
77
101
114
123
Customised Training or Education
40
7
15
21
24
Full Time, Part Time and Self Employment
30
12
14
19
22
Referrals and Other Activity
0
19
42
52
56
Table 4 Community Apprenticeships progress for clients in Kings Heath and Moseley Ward
Community Apprenticeships
20th September 2007
Community Apprenticeships application requests
28
Community Apprenticeship application forms completed
16
Clients shortlisted so far
12
Community Apprenticeships
Outcomes
1: Successful Enterprising Communities Administrator
(To start October 07)
4: Waiting for Interview
7: Unsuccessful
4: Withdrew Application
Additional Profile Information
Lone parents (with children under the age of 16 years)
20th September 2007
Male
1
Female
11
Clients who state they have a disability
20th September 2997
Male
12
Female
4
Case Study A (Moseley and Kings Heath Client)
RH is male and aged 46 from Albania. RH made a self-referral by phoning up the office to make an appointment. He had picked up an Enterprising Communities leaflet from a local business in Moseley. An Advisor arranged to meet RH at the Afro British Association offices in Sparkbrook to meet with him and register in April 2007.
The client was unemployed at that time having lived in the UK for 5 years and only being able to pick up casual work. The client previously worked as a Plumber before moving to the U.K, but had no certificates or experience in employment in this country. The client asked for support with researching and applying for jobs in and around the field of plumbing.
As well as job searches, a number of practical training courses were sourced. One of these courses was a 5 day Plumbing course with Training 4 Skills. RH was assisted in completing an application for the course and was accompanied to register with the organisation in Erdington.
Outcome
RH completed the course successfully and has now applied to Building Health to complete his CSCS course to allow him to work officially on Building sites. A Street Advisor is in touch with him every two weeks to chart his progress and will support him to apply for jobs as soon as his CSCS registration is completed.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Case Study B (Moseley and Kings Heath Client)
HM is female and aged 43. HM accessed the Street Advisors drop in services in Kings Heath library in April 2007 after seeing a leaflet advertising the service during a visit to the library with her children.
HM is a single parent with 3 children under the age of 11 years old. She has been out of work for 12 years due to her caring responsibilities. HM’s previous experience was as a Manager with the Benefits agency. Being out of work for so long had left HM lacking confidence in her skills and abilities and this was evident in the meetings with our Street Advisor.
The client was looking for something similar to the work she was doing before her career break, but something that could fit in with daily caring commitments.
Outcome
HM was referred to Pertemps Lone Parents project in Sparkhill, which worked very well for her. She completed the course and said it helped her to get out of the house and build her confidence. It has also helped her with her personal development in terms of motivation. She now feels better about herself and would now like to enroll on another course or placement in a public sector organisation through ACTIVATE to update her skills and confidence before looking for a suitable job.
Councillor update on Planning Applications of importance in Moseley & Kings Heath Ward – Monday 17th September 2007
Below is my own personal list of planning applications that I am keeping an eye on, due to residents raising concerns with me or the applications clearly being contentious.
Drawings and further details on each of these planning application is available on-line at http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=67548&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=12189
The planning applications
S/01332/06/FUL, 7 Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Retention of boundary walls to front and side. - Approve – Conditions. Decision date - 13/09/2007
S/01333/06/FUL, 7a Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Retention of boundary walls to front and side - Approve – Conditions. Decision date 13/09/2007
S/01392/07/FUL - Springfield Road, Moseley Golf Club, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7DX - Change of use of vacant land for the formation of golf practice area - Refused. Decision date - 13/09/2007
S/03295/07/FUL - 26 Moor Green Lane, Land to rear of, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8ND - Erection of 4 detached dwellings & associated works - Under consideration
S/03304/07/FUL - 33 Heathfield Road, Land at, Kings Heath, Birmingham, - Demolition of existing buildings & redevelopment of 3 storey building to provide 65 apartments, associated facilities – Refused. Decision date - 22/08/2007
S/03314/07/FUL - School Road, Land at Nos 2-4, Moseley, Birmingham, - Redevelopment to form 39 sheltered apartments for the elderly, communal facilities landscaping & parking - Approve – Conditions. Decision date - 02/08/2007
S/03887/07/FUL - 12a St. Marys Row, Elizabeth Of York P.H., Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8JG - Variation of condition C4 of permission S/02037/97/FUL to extend opening hours - Approve – Conditions. Decision date - 23/08/2007
S/04179/07/FUL - 41 Billesley Lane, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9QT - Erection of single storey side extension – Refused. Decision date - 20/08/2007
S/04349/07/FUL - 51 Russell Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8RS - Erection of a single and two storey rear extension, alterations to garage roof, conservatory & dormer to rear - Under consideration
S/04550/07/FUL - 10 Heathfield Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7DB - hange of use from office accommodation to single dwelling house - Under consideration
S/04622/07/FUL - 19 School Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9ET - Erection of single storey rear extension and balcony above - Under consideration
S/04743/07/FUL - 72 Greenhill Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9SU - Retention of dormer window to front and new gable roof above existing flat roof - Under consideration
S/04977/07/ADV - 120 High Street - corner with Silver street, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7LG - Display of 48-sheet internally-illuminated stainless steel light box - Under consideration
weekly report back from Moseley Street Wardens - w/e 14th Sept 2007Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 14th September 2007
Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.
There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley
Comments
Monday Sept 10th
Patrollled village / Tidy recycling area
3 bags of sand @ Oulsnams, Woodbridge Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Timber / carpet grippers / plastic bag @ Encore, St.Mary's Row - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village / Route 5
Drain cover sinking in road outside Ford Motor dealer on St Marys Row - reported to Highways
Roundabout sign bottom cover missing jtn Cotton Lane / Oxford Rd - reported to Highways
Tuesday Sept 11th
Patrolled village / Route 2
Graffiti / stickers street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Car wheel next to 93 Edgbaston Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Monitor / cushions / wood opposite Sharpz Supplies, Tindal Street - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wood outside 14 Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
car no tax outside xxx Park Hill, no tax - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside Moneywise, Alcester RD - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bollards damaged at jtn Park Hill / Edgbaston Rd - reported to Highways
Broken slabs opposite Radcraft Welding, Tindal Street - reported to Highways
Illuminated bollard outside 71 Alcester Rd - reported to Highways
Delivered advancement leaflets on Route 2
Wednesday Sept 12th
Patrolled village / Route 6
Graffiti street furniture
Litter bin broken @ Lamp 25 Billesley Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Broken bowl in binbag @ 42 Prospect Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Tree obstructing pavement @ 73 School Rd - reported to Highways
Drain cover leaking @ Warwick Court, Wake Green Rd - reported to Severn Trent
Thursday Sept 13th
Patrolled village / Route 1
Advanced binbags @ 6-10 Woodbridge Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Graffiti street furniture
Grevis Close sign missing @ jct. Trafalgar Rd - reported to Highways
2 bags @ xxx Newport RD . ID recovered - reported to Beth Peters
Kitchen surface @ 9 Church Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Cable box open @ jct. Woodstock / Church - reported to Cable
Estate agent sign on pavement @ 1 St. Albans Rd - reported to Estate Agent
Hole in road @ jct. Anderton Park Rd / Forest Rd - reported to Highways
Hedge obstructing pavement @ xxxx Anderton park Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti Post Box B131252 - reported to Royal Mail
Sofa / car battery @ rear 22 Brighton Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Stop cock cover damaged @ 23 Brighton Rd - reported to Severn Trent 2440077
Leak from road @ Jade Restaurant - reported to Severn Trent 2440026
Patrolled village / Route 4
White bag of rubbish @ 2 hillCrest Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture
Friday Sept 14th
Patrolled village / Route 3
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Pushchair at jtn Chantry Rd / Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin bags outside Moneywise, Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Crime & ASBO
Monday Sept 10th
Drinkers outside Oakview, Wake Green Rd x 2 - reported to Police x 2
Wednesday Sept 12th
Cars obstructing pavement on School Rd. We assist woman pushing wheel chair across road. - reported to PCSO
Drinkers outside Oakview, Wake Green Rd x 2 - reported to Police
Drinker staggers out of Amex Wines and opens a can of Strongbow. - reported to Police
Thursday Sept 14th
Drinkers @ rear of Oakview (Mayfield Rd - reported to Police
Thursday Sept 13th
Speak with residents of 107 A/B Trafalgar re: fencing down to railway line - reported to Network Rail
Speak with resident of Grevis Close re: ASB - reported to MDCHA
Friday Sept 14th
Speak with police regards graffiti / other issues - reported to Police
report back from Moseley Street Wardens - fortnight ending 7th SeptemberBelow are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during th fortnight ending – 7th September 2007
Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.
There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley
Comments
Monday 27th Aug
Bank Holiday
Tuesday 28th Aug
Bank Holiday
Wednesday 29th Aug
Patrolled village / Route 5
Cleaned up around bottle banks / trades bins on car park
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Excess litter opposite 1 School Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner outside The Academy, 53 Wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham - I.D. found Beth Peters
Excess litter outside 81 Cotton Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain outside 10 Ascot Rd - reported to Highways
Patrolled village / Route 4
Bin liner / lino outside 188 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner / boxes outside 262 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet / chairs / T/V stand outside 8 Hillcrest Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham - Advised resident
Bin liner outside 53 Moor Green Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Thursday 30th Aug
Patrolled village / Route 1 Alt
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T.
Bin liners outside Smokeys, St Marys Row - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner opposite 14 Belle Walk - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners / wood next to 31 Belle Walk - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet outside 44 Belle Walk - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet opposite 45 Cadbury Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Kitchen worktop opposite 11 Woodstock Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner outside 11A Church Rde - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wood outside 21 Woodstock Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Table top / veg oil can next to 4 Queenswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Veg oil can outside 49 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners / carpet outside 127 Sandford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Cable box open jtn Coppice Rd / Oakland Rd - reported to Virgin Media
Bag rubble outside 4 Belle Walk - reported to Highways
Friday 31st Aug
Patrolled village / Route 1
Fridge freezer outside 65 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet / wood outside 28 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Mattress outside 35 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Mattress opposite 2 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Veg oil can outside 3 Sandford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Readygas bottles next to 22 Sandford Rd - reported to Readygas
Graffit street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Monday Sept 3rd
Patrolled village / Route 5
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Patrolled village / Route 6
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Plastic chair @ 39 Prospect Rd - reported to Reported to
Cleaned up around re-cycle unit on car park
Black bag @ 3 Wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Tuesday Sept 4th
Patrolled village / Route 2
T/V stand outside 126 Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Car wheel outside 93 Edgbaston Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Car battery outside Longmore House, Cromer Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wood outside 14 Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture / fences / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T
Patrolled village
Cleaned up around re-cyle unit on car park
Can bank full on car park - reported to Recycling
Cable box top open jtn Edgbaston Rd / Alcester Rd - reported to Virgin Media
Wednesday Sept 5th
Patrolled village / Route 4
Tidy car park / Can bank full - reported to Recycling
Graffiti street furniture
Lino opp. 2 Farquahar rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Large bag of twigs@ 233 Alcester Rd - reported to Run A Muck
Patrolled village / Route 3
Robert Aston sign on pavement @ jct. Conifer Court, Moor Green Lane - reported to Robert Aston
Sign @ 129 Salisbury Rd - reported to estate agent
Thursday Sept 6th
Patrolled village
Walkabout with Beth Peters (Woodbridge Rd / Polski shop)
Patrolled village / Route 1 (alt)
Green bag @ 46 Belle Walk - reported to Contact Birmingham
Black bag / green bag @ jct. Belle Walk / Yardley Wood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bag of bricks adj. 3 Queenswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Barriers @ jct. Bloomfield Rd / Anderton Park Rd - reported to Central Networks
Bag @ jct. Sandford / Anderton Park Rd. ID recovered - reported to Beth Peters
Hole in middle of road @ jct. Sandford / Anderton Park Rd - reported to Highways
Hedge obstructing pavement @ opp. xxx Church Rd - reported to Highways
Bag @ Retro Bizarre. ID recovered - reported to Beth Peters
Friday Sept 7th
Patrolled village / Route 1
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Mattress @ 10 Brighton Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Oil can @ 43 Newport Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Fridge @ 2 Chestnut Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet / bin liners / boxes @ opp. 65 Kingswood. Street bins full. - reported to Contact Birmingham
2 bags garden waste opp. 128 Church Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village / Route 2
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Crime & ASBO
Wednesday 29th Aug
Drinkers in church yard - 1 new drinker - reported to Police
Monday Sept 3rd
Drinkers on village green - reported to Police
Thursday 6th September
Speak with Police re: drinker at bus stop - reported to Police
Friday 7th September
Blue VW Transporter on zigzags @ rear Park Hill J. I school - reported to Police
Community / other
Monday Sept 3rd
Deliver B13 magazines
