Residents in Druids Heath and the surrounding area are invited to put their questions about issues in their community to Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street at a public event next week
The Mayor will be holding his latest ‘Ask Andy' Q&A session at Manningford Hall, Bells Lane, Birmingham, B14 5RY on Wednesday (November 30) between 6pm and 7pm.
The Mayor said: “This is your chance to ask me about the progress we are making to strengthen communities across the West Midlands by transforming transport, housing, the environment, employment and skills.
“Following a very successful Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, I’m keen to hear everyone’s thoughts on how we can build on a wonderful year for the region and people’s views on our initiatives going into 2023.”
Click here for more information and to book your place at the ‘Ask Andy' session.
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Notes to Editors:
Led by the Mayor of the West Midlands, the WMCA brings together 18 local councils and three Local Enterprise Partnerships to oversee the transfer of powers and funding from Whitehall to the West Midlands.
The WMCA is putting these new powers from government back where they belong, in local hands, bringing the region together to build a healthier, happier, better connected and more prosperous West Midlands.
Billions of pounds are being invested by the WMCA to improve the region’s transport network, transform its derelict industrial land into new homes and workplaces, support existing businesses and help grow the innovative, green industries of the future.
At the heart of this vision is a strong economy that is both green and inclusive, one that supports the region’s ambition to be net zero carbon by 2041 and offers everyone the opportunity of a good quality, affordable home and the skills needed for a worthwhile job.
