Welcome to Yardley: Birmingham's International Gateway
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Yardley Old Church
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Blakesley Hall
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Acocks Green Village
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Sheldon Country Park
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Mosque
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Airport
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Welcome to Yardley Constituency web pages. Above you will see pictures of major landmarks in the constituency with links where appropriate. The pictures give a visual representation of the history of the area from the one of the oldest parts of Birmingham until modern times and Birmingham International Airport. In the boxes above this one are links to the four wards in the constituency. To the left you wll find links to the Chair's and the Director's welcome and to the other services delivered by the Constituency. Below are items and links we hope you will find interesting and useful. |
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Basketball The under 13's team made it to the finals of the Central Venue League narrowly losing to Redditch 24 - 20 after over time. Do you need a little help or support to help you live a healthy and happier life? Free services for people aged 50 or over who live in Yardley constituency. Priority will be given to those who have a disability or illness or live in the priority neighborhoods.
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More News about Yardley On Saturday 23 October 2010, Surrey Sports Park in Guildford hosted the ISRM & IQL National Pool Lifeguard Championships. Nine national teams entered and we are pleased to say that ‘Team Birmingham’ made up entirely of staff from Stechford Cascades were once again victorious.The team, managed by Robert Green and Jack Pyatt, included Lee Macken, Feraydon Taher-Rakee, Clare Hinkley, Louise Clipstone, Luke Johnson and Chris Willetts.They won the Skills test, First aid incident and Pool incident and came second in the rowing challenge and torpedo buoy relay meaning that for the 3rd year running Birmingham City Council came out on top. Congratulations to the team and a big thank you to all the family and friends who made the long journey to Guildford to offer their much needed support. |
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Cross Cutting Themes
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Good News From Yardley
How Neighbourhood Renewal Fund (NRF) Money is spent.Acocks Green Ward Sheldon Ward South Yardley Ward Stechford & Yardley North Ward |
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Community Chest 2011/12
Each Ward will receive a £100k allocation for 2011/12. Schemes supported through Community Chest should support ward or neighbourhood working or contribute to extending community engagement, cohesion and empowerment. Priorities for the Yardley Constituency can be found in the 2007-8 Priorities Statement which has been adopted for use for 2011-12 by Yardley Constituency Committee. For further information please contact Virginia Yates, Ward Support Officer, on 0121 464 7701 |