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 10 November 2017
Birmingham Bulletin
Welcome to Birmingham Bulletin with the latest news, events
and competitions from Birmingham City Council.
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News
Birmingham’s internationally renowned Frankfurt
Christmas Market returns to the city for five weeks from Thursday 16 November.
A group of volunteers is organising a Christmas dinner for
Birmingham care leavers who are unable to spend the day with family or
friends. The group has launched an appeal for donations to help make it all happen!
The
council has launched a new digital database, containing around 1.5 million
burial and cremation records, to help families trace their Birmingham
ancestors.
The Library of Birmingham’s role in supporting
innovation and creativity has been praised during a visit by the
Government’s arts minister John Glen MP.
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What's On
Looking forward to Christmas?
Check out christmasinbirmingham.com for
all you need to know about enjoying the festive season in the city.
The Lord Mayor of
Birmingham, Cllr Anne Underwood, will lead the Remembrance
Day Service and Parade on Sunday 12 November in Victoria Square. Armistice Day will be
marked at 11am in Cathedral Square, Colmore Row on Saturday 11 November.
The Behind the Curtain Eastern European Film
Festival is on from 18-27 November at various venues across Birmingham.
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Competitions
The
perfect festive treat, Peter Pan –
Christmas in Neverland is at Arena Birmingham, from 20-24
December. Enjoy this epic adventure that will transport you to a world
of spectacle and comedy with two of the UK’s favourite stars, Bradley Walsh and
Martin Kemp.
For
a chance to win a family ticket for four to see the show on Saturday 23
December, at 7pm, just answer this question:
Q: What is the name of the faraway place
where Peter Pan and Tinkerbell live?
A: Neverland B: Arendelle C: Corona
Send your answer and contact details to bulletin@birmingham.gov.uk
by 26 November. Put Peter Pan in the subject field.
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Have your say
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users and others, to let us have their views on the next stage
of development of the new Domestic Abuse Prevention Strategy 2017-2020 and the
initial Action Plan. Have
your say.
Visit Birmingham Be Heard to see all the council’s latest consultations.
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