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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 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.
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.
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Committee Meeting - 20th March 2008
Submitted by Esther Boyd on Wed, 07/05/2008 - 10:24.SusMo open committee meeting
Attendees
Richard Beard, Esther Boyd, Phil Burrows, Sian Gibbons, David Isgrove (to 19:45), Joss Kennordrie (from 20:00) Bridget and Sandy McCrae, Harry Stopes-Roe and Rachel Watkins
Apologies
Phil Beardmore, Jane Howell, Lynne Jones, Bob Meikle
The minutes of the meeting are attached below
VAT at 5% - and planning relaxations
Do you realise that for installing energy saving measures, such as insulation and solar panels, the VAT rate is reduced? It is only 5%, compared to the normal 17.5%?
Check your quotes carefully if you are planning home improvements to cut your fuel bills, some builders are not aware of this.
Planning relaxations came into force in April for some microgeneration installations, including solar panels. Contact Planning Direct on 0121 303 1115
to find out more.
Public Meeting - 21st April 2008
Submitted by Esther Boyd on Fri, 02/05/2008 - 18:01.Who should you vote for on 1st May?
Attendees
David Isgrove (Chairman)
Presenters:
- Alan Clawley - The Green Party
- Ray Gaston - Respect
- Jane Howell - The Labour Party
- Maura Judges - The Conservative Party
- Martin Mullaney - Liberal Democrats
With 90 residents of Moseley in the audience.
Lively questions were addressed by the candidates from a packed room of Moseley residents.