Other Web Sites that may be of interest to you.
Families to go on line.
A residents group in Aldridge has launced a website high lighting events and other community activities running in their area.
The Aldridge Residents Association has gone on line topromote the village along with its history and famous faces.
The site can be accessedat www.aldridgeresidents.org
Rip off - tip off.
A new website has been set up by the DTI and Trading Standards designed to help you report traders who are "ripping off " the public.
Visit - www.ripofftipoff.net
Streetly Web Site.
On the Streetly website you will find general information and news about what's on in Streetly,as well as local news,health provision,clubs and some local history.
Visit - admin@streetly.org
Neighbourhood Watch.
This is the official Home Office Neighbourhood Watch website containing the latest news and information relating to Neighbourhood Watch plus useful documents and links.
Visit - www.neighbourhoodwatch.uk.com
Street Pride.
For relevant information on Bins,Recycling,Street Care,Trees.
visit street pride@walsall.gov.uk
Telephone 01922-653344.
Planning Information.
Development and Use of Land and Buildings.
visit planningservices@walsall.gov.uk
Telephone 019222-652452.
Safer Walsall Borough Partnership
Community Safety,Anti - social Behaviour.
asb@walsall.gov.uk
Telephone 01922-709189.
Greenspaces.
Parks,open spaces.
parksmanagers@walsall.gov.uk
Telephone 01922-654370.
Public Protection Services.
Food Hygeine and complaints.
publichealthteam@walsall.gov.uk
Telephone - 01922-652210.
Trading Standards.
Consumer Advice and Protection.
trading_standards@walsall.gov.uk
Telephone - 01922-652214
Community Action Group
For more information on CAG / LNP notes and minutes / Neighbourhood Agreements visit the LNP Site.
www.walsall.gov.uk/local_neighbourhood_partnerships
New Website to help the local unemployed.
A Bloxich - based charity has launched a new web site designed to help local residents access information about finding work.
Based at its purpose built shop on Bloxwich High Street,Work on the Horizon is a "one stop" training and employment initiative for local residents and businesses of the Walsall New Deal for Communities are,covering Bloxwich,East Blakenall and Leamore.
As well as giving information on the services offered by work of the Horizen,the website also provides details about services available from other organisations.
Job seekers and employers can visit the site at www.workonthehorizen.org
Carers Website is given revamp.
Parents and carers can log on to a newly expanded website for all kinds of childcare information and advice.
The website at www.dudley.gov.uk/earlyyearsandchildcare has been updated with information useful to families,childcare professionals and any one thinking of a career in childcare.
For families,it covers different types of childcare available in the borough as well as leisure activities for children and young people aged from birth to 20..
It includes information about paying for childcare including Nurserey Education Funding entitement,as well as advice and useful contacts for parents of disabled children.
Information is also available about new initiatives including extended schools and childrens centres which aim to provide a community base for children anf their parents and carers.
For more information about childcare and leisure activities,visit the website or contact 01384 - 814398/9.
Up to date information.
Residents in Walsall are being encouraged to learn about getting involved in the consultation process through a new web site that as been launched.
The site called Walsall Viewfinder went live in January 2008,and as up to date information about past,present and planned consultations.
The site can be accessed on www.walsall.org.uk/viewfinder
Local Tenants to have their say !
Each of Walsall Housing Groups 20,000 tenants are being invited about how the social landlord can change its structure and eventually improve residents lives.
Plans were shown that will change 5 housing trusts into local neighbourhood boards which will allow more time to address issues and problems in five areas:-Aldridge and Brownhills,Bloxwich,Darlaston,Central Walsall and Willenhall.
Local boards will include a majority of tenants who will be able to scrutinise and take part in group decision making.
You can e mail irene.molyneux@whgrp.co.uk to have your say.
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