Planning Applications IYA
Birmingham planning applications week ending May 7 | Part 1
Part one of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week
Danielle Hicks
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Chichester nursery school starts a year of celebrations
St Richard’s Nursery School is celebrating 25 years since the nursery moved from the church hall into the purpose-built building it is in today.
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Winchester pupil publishes children's book
Ankara Prabdial, a pupil at St Swithun’s School, has become a published author with her book The Sea Stole My Glasses.
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Reading charity Hope and Vision Communities awarded grant from the John Sykes Foundation
The charity provides specialist supported move-on accommodation for people leaving treatment for addictions.
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Beloved daughter from Exeter remembered at Brain Tumour Research centre
The family of Emma Louise Bullous were invited to the Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence at the University of Plymouth to place tiles on the Wall of Hope in her memory
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Winchester Sport and Leisure Park to welcome sporting heroes to anniversary event
A Big Splash event, as well as multiple free activities, will be available for the local community to enjoy.
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Reading mum whose daughter was diagnosed with brain tumour takes on marathon challenge
Vicky Williamson is taking part in Brain Tumour Research's Jog 26.2 Miles in May Challenge.
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Yardley school officially relaunches its school library
The location of the library at Cockshut Hill School has been moved so it is at the heart of the school and easily accessible to all students.
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Easter Bus travel success in Reading
More than 6,000 tickets were taken up in a free travel offer provided by West Berkshire Council in conjunction with operators Reading Buses.
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Customers invited to celebrate Broad Street Mall's 50th Birthday
The centre has a fun-filled day planned, with free face painting and balloon modelling.
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Enjoy screening of new Downton Abbey film in Reading hosted by not-for-profit housing provider
Anchor are holding a private screening of the new Downton Abbey film at Vue Cinema in Reading.
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Reading brothers to take on length of Britain cycle in memory of their mum
Mark and Luke Willis, along with their friend Stephen Woodward, will cycle the 1,000-miles to raise money for the Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice.