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Moseley Village Green - Nigel Blakey

Moseley

Moseley is a well-established village community within the City of Birmingham, U.K. The village is a lively centre of creativity and is home to an amazing mix of people.


Moseley Park & Pool in Autumn - Brett Wilde

Moseley Forum

Moseley Forum works to improve the area for the benefit of the whole community. The Forum covers 9,000 households and is supported by BANF - the Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums.


Save the Planet public meeting - June 2007

All residents of Moseley are automatically members of the Forum. If you are interested in improving Moseley for the benefit of the community, then come to a public meeting or to one of our committee meetings which are open to the public. To see the Objectives of the Forum click on the About Us link.


If the information you are looking for is not here then please get in touch via the Contact Us page

SusMo stall at the Farmers' Market

Come to the SusMo stall at the Farmers' Market, near the steps to St Mary's Church, to get free "Heatkeeper" radiator panels, to get advice about saving money and saving the planet - and join the campaign to reduce CO2 emissions in Moseley.

St Mary's & St Anne's Churches United Benefice


St Mary's Church


The Parish of St Mary & St Anne in Moseley operates a combined Benefice.


St Mary’s Churchyard Moseley - Heritage & Access Project Public Consultation Questionnaire


St Mary's Church has launched a consultation to determine what improvements can be made to the Churchyard of St Mary's Church.

The Parish of St Mary in Moseley wish to implement an access and interpretation
scheme to improve the churchyard environment with the aims of:

  • telling the story of the church & its churchyard
  • improving security and tackling anti-social behaviour
  • transforming it into an accessible green space for the benefit of the local community & visitors to Moseley

The Church has commissioned the environmental consultants & landscape architects, Moore Environment, to construct a questionnaire - with an accompanying leaflet to explain some of the issues - and so survey the people of Moseley for their views.

Views are being sought about these proposals to improve the Churchyard and all completed questionnaires will be entered for a prize draw to win a £25 Marks & Spencer voucher.


Moore Environment are specialists in:

  • Environmental Impact Assessment
  • Environmental Design & Management
  • Landscape Architecture

Further details of this consultation are available directly from Moore Environment's News & Events webpage along with news of other work that Moore Environment have done in Birmingham and further afield.


All responses to Moore Environment's survey for St Mary's Churchyard must be returned to the Parish Office of St Mary's Church, (nextdoor to the church on St Mary's Row), by 27th July 2011.


Moseley B13 - local community magazine


Moseley B13 Magazine logo 01


Moseley B13 is the monthly magazine covering local events and news from around the village of Moseley. This relaunched version of the original Birmingham 13 magazine - that started in 1973 - has come out again with it's June 2011 issue from a six-month rejuvenation period.

This local community magazine covers any and all local news and events, including:

  • regular articles from local community organisations, including Moseley Forum and SusMo, so as to keep up-to-date on local issues & events
  • the latest on the local music scene
  • fun ways to engage with children
  • seasonal food recipes
  • gardening tips with the lastest on locally grown fruit and vegetables
  • arts & literature reviews
  • food & wine reviews
  • local restaurants reviews

Moseley B13 has an extensive website with the local news and back issues of the magazine.


Moseley B13 magazine is also looking for writers to forward articles on any topic which might interest the community.

Registering at Moseley B13.com will enable comments to be made on articles, as they are published, and to receive regular newsletters by e-mail.

If you have anything you wish to raise at the magazine, Moseley B13, then contact: .


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