Back Issues – May-June ’21

May, Jun '21

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Contents:

  • Page 2 / FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Peanut Butter and Jam Cookies, a simple recipe you can make, share, and enjoy with friends and family – from Chef Chris Hughes and LOCAL AMBASSADORS
  • Page 3 / Messages from Erdington Local & Active Arts Castle Vale, Evenings of Creativity
  • Pages 4-5 / Community News
  • Pages 6-7 / News
  • Pages 8-9 / Cover story: Welcome back – Erdington is open for business
  • Page 10 – 11 / LOCAL AMBASSADORS centre pages
  • Pages 12-13 / Community News
  • Pages 14-15 / News
  • Page 16 / LOCAL PROFILE: Judy Tullett
  • Page 17 / LOCAL OPINION: LOCAL OPINION What can we learn from Finding Nemo? Andy Winmill, Director of Urban Devotion Birmingham, looks at the precarious balance between ‘heroes’ and ‘victims’
  • Page 18 / PICTURE GALLERY: Holly Lane Planters Project, Short Heath Wombles
  • Page 19 / BACK TO WORK: Local job and employment training opportunities
  • Page 20 / WELCOME BACK: Local businesses and services

Distribution:

  • Erdington – 5356 (65% households)
  • Gravelly Hill – 759 (21% households)
  • Stockland Green – 3544 (43% households)
  • Pype Hayes – 1509 (35% households)
  • Perry Common – 2896 (66% households)
  • Kingstanding – 1275 (22% households)
  • Castle Vale – 2705 (77% households)
  • NXWM Buses: X3, X4, X5, 96, 28, 66 – 2000

To order hard copies of ERDINGTON LOCAL - May-June '21, or any other back issues, email [email protected]