Does your area suffer from graffiti? Have you got problems with fly-tippers and rubbish on your streets.
If so, tell me about it, and I will contact Birmingham City Council to get it cleared up.
Write to me at the House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA.
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June 2006
30th June 2006 |
| MP Vows to Clean up Cole |
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27th June 2006 |
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23rd June 2006 |
| MP demands Galloway demolition |
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Liam Byrne, MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill today demanded the council fulfil their promise to demolish derelict homes on Galloway Avenue in Hodge Hill. Residents on nearby roads tell Liam that the homes have become a honey pot for anti-social behaviour and local louts.
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23rd June 2006 |
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MP and residents welcome park
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| Liam Byrne, MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill today welcomed news that Birmingham City Council have given in to calls from Liam and local residents in Darley Avenue, over plans for a new neighbourhood park in the area.
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20th June 2006 |
The truth about Tory Childcare
JACQUI SMITH MP, Today responded to David Cameron’s speech to the National Family and Parenting Institute, saying:
“Yet again, we have proposals from David Cameron ‘floated’ today with absolutely no detail on how to pay for them.
“Labour currently gives an average of £50 a week in tax relief to the 375,000 working mums who need the most support with their childcare. If we were to spread that money thinly across all working mums, it would mean an average of just £5 a week per household.
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20th June 2006 |
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| Lib Dem / Tory Council set to bin principles for Tesco’s cash |
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Liam Byrne, MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill today warned that Birmingham City Council will be ignoring their own report on traffic problems in Hodge Hill if they approve a planning application for a Tesco megastore on the Brockhurst playing fields in Hodge Hill.
One of the major concerns of local residents and elected representatives is the impact that supermarket traffic would have on the roads around Hodge Hill. A new Tesco store would not only lead to delivery lorries, but also increased customer traffic.
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15th June 2006 |
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| Top report slams supermarket practices
Liam Says No to Supermarket Suburb
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Liam Byrne, MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill today stepped up the fight against a Tesco store being built on the Brockhurst playing fields by writing to Birmingham City Council with fresh evidence of the catastrophic effect that supermarkets and their practices can have on local communities.
Mr Byrne has written to Cllr Ken Hardeman, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, with a copy of the ‘Highstreet Britain 2015' report by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Small Shops which highlights the possibility of a Tesco megastore turning Hodge Hill into a supermarket suburb.
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15th June 2006 |
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At the end of May Liam completed his preparations for his new post at the Home Office by knocking 10 minutes off his personal best time in the Stratford Half Marathon on, raising over 1000 pounds for victims of the Kashmir earthquake, age concern and Hodge Hill Girls' School.
The race looked touch and go after he found his feet covered in blisters following 12 hours on the doorstep on Thursday. Not only was his office manager, Gill Beddows elected for Labour in the Hodge Hill Ward, but Cllr Mohammed Idrees was returned to power with a huge 2000 majority in Washwood Heath.
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