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Feb 05
Dock Branch Park Visit
There was another local participation event for the Dock Branch Park project on Thursday, 27 July 2023. Despite the conditions, local people saw the lost railway tracks, and were able to outline practical ideas to make this new Park a local success. These ideas are driving what happens in the core green lung corridor of Birkenhead, …
Feb 05
Central Birkenhead – Can we do it? Yes, we can!
Recently, the Rotary Club (Birkenhead) has had two clean up forays. The last was to the area immediately behind the Central Hotel, in Central Birkenhead. Lionel Bolland, a Rotary member, said “Green councillors, community payback and the council’s refuse collection team all got involved along with club members. Even a local shop produced bacon rolls …
Feb 05
Hamilton Square – Small action; big effect.
At a recent gathering of the Friends of Hamilton Square, Philip Barton recalled a successful project by the Friends, who wanted to make a major difference in the appearance of the Square for everyone. “When we decided to clear the front of 50 Hamilton Square of weeds, the Friends were given a couple of large …
Jul 18
Participation Event – The Future is… Dock Branch Park
There is another participation event for the Dock Branch Park project being held at BirkenEd’s Place (8-10 Borough Pavement Grange Precinct CH41 2XX) on Thursday, 27 July 2023, 17:00 – 20:30 There will be some short talks to outline the ideas and give you a sense of where things are up to. This is another …
May 28
BATCBS Shareholders
The shareholders of Birkenhead and Tranmere Community Benefit Society will be asked to complete a simple form, so that the the Society will be ready for changes in Government legistation regarding the Registration of Companies. Being prepared helps the Society react quickly and effectively. Would you like to be more involved, but don’t have the time? …
May 28
ACTION IN IMPROVING HAMILTON SQUARE IDENTITY
Friends of Hamilton Square are really happy to announce that funding has been found from Wirral Borough Council and a significant step forward has been made with the introduction of Conservation Area signage, which will clearly identify the Conservation Area around Hamilton Square for residents, businesses and visitors. Philip Barton, Chairman of the Friends of …
May 28
CLIFTON PARK IDENTITY OPPORTUNITY
Clifton Park has had a major heritage assessment undertaken through the Birkenhead & Tranmere Community Benefit Society Ltd. See the character assessment project. Recently the Council’s senior heritage officer, Christopher Han, has obtained funding for new conservation area signs. So that Clifton Park does not miss out on this rare opportunity, Philip Barton, Director of …
Mar 01
Other Organisations
BATCBS is not the only organisation actively promoting the improvement of the area. We have recently been advised of ‘Placed’, who are organising events which you may be interested in. Visit their website Place Birkenhead.
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