Northfield Constituency

Northfield Constituency is made up of four wards: Northfield, Longbridge, Weoley and Kings Norton.

Welcome from the Acting Director of Northfield Constituency.
Constituency Chair's Welcome

How you can be involved

If you live or work in Northfield, we want you to be involved in running local services there. You can raise issues which concern you and contribute to decision making in a number of ways:

Constituency Committee. The key decision making body for Northfield Constituency and part of the Governance Framework for the City Council
Ward committees provide a mechanism for members of the public to become involved in the decisions that affect their neighbourhood.
Both Constituency and Ward Committee reports and decisions can be found at Cabinet Reports
Soap Box - your chance to speak for 3 minutes at either a Ward or Constituency Committee
Contact or meet your councillors. The Ward Councillors for Northfield Constituency are:
Longbridge Ward - Cllr Keith Barton, Cllr Susan Barton, Cllr Ken Wood,
Northfield Ward - Cllr Randal Brew, Cllr Reg Corns, Cllr Les Lawrence
Weoley Ward -Cllr Adrian Delaney, Cllr Peter Douglas-Osborn, Cllr Eddie Freeman
Kings Norton Ward - Cllr Margaret Sutton, Cllr Geoff Sutton, Cllr Barbara Wood
Contact Details and Advice Bureaux for each Councillor can be found via the links at the foot of this page.
There are three or four Neighbourhood forums in each ward in the Constituency, involving a wide range of people.
Send your comments by email to northfield@birmingham.gov.uk.
Call us on 0121 464 9812, or write to us at Northfield Constituency Office, 1A Vineyard Road, Northfield, Birmingham, B31 1PG

Involve

Northfield Young People's Forum

We are the voice of young people in Northfield. Aged from 12-19, we attend schools or colleges within the local area. We have very recently began to use the name

Arts Champions

Is your neighbourhood having an arts crisis? Do you need inspiration, support or a chance to take part? Birmingham City Council has teamed up with the city's flagship arts companies to bring the arts closer to you. The Arts Champions are inspiring, engaging and enthusing local communities by promoting the arts and supporting new intitiatives across the city.

Community Network South West

www.birmingham.gov.uk/cnsw - works with communities in areas of South West Birmingham affected by the closure of the MG Rover plant in Longbridge.

Northfield Constituency

Sport & Leisure Facilities

Libraries

Community

Councillors Advice Bureaux

How you can be involved

Involve

Community Network South West

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