Monthly Archives: March 2013

Well, your egg may not roll very far, but all signs are that the Warley Woods Easter Egg Roll will not be deterred by a little unseasonal snow. This is the 6th year the Community Trust have held the event, … Continue reading →

Over at Enjoy Bearwood you can see an appeal on behalf of the young couple who will be taking part in the first ever Lightwoods Park wedding ceremony. They have already had some generous offers, including one for free photography … Continue reading →

Just about the only saving grace of the recent horrid weather as far as I can see is that it makes my garden look as picturesque as anyone else’s. However, if you are one of those green-fingered enthusiasts who get great delight … Continue reading →

After 35 years in Harborne, iCycle, the bike shop, is moving to new state-of-the-art premises in Bearwood. To celebrate the occasion Shaun Jones, iCycle’s shop manager,  wants to invite cyclists of all ages and standards to join him in a … Continue reading →

Both of the applications on this week's list have been posted here previously, but the update is for the public objection for the Samba Lounge. That will now require a hearing at the Licensing Panel at a date to be … Continue reading →

We have been advised that the A38 tunnels through Birmingham city centre are going to be closed for six weeks this summer while essential refurbishment is carried out.  The St Chad’s and Queensway tunnels will be completely closed to all … Continue reading →

If you are visiting the Bearwood Handmade Spring Fair this Saturday, you may also want to pop in to the Bearwood Chapel’s pop-up cafe. You’ll be sure to get a warm welcome, a refreshing drink, a bite to eat… and … Continue reading →

Another planning application for a cafe in Bearwood. Full details via the Planning portal here.

…visit Bearwood Handmade's Spring Fair!  

I have received an e-mail which appears to be operating in this area: “I received a call from a 'representative' of BT, informing me that he was dis-connecting me because of an unpaid bill. He demanded payment immediately of £31.00 … Continue reading →