Dorothy Parkes Centre
The Dorothy Parkes Centre is a community centre based in Smethwick, a diverse and deprived area in the Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell in the West Midlands. The Centre opened in 2000.
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Project Skill: Meeting Places
SCBC Soup Run
Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church works with Small Heath Baptist Church, who run “Crossroads” a practical and spiritual outreach to people who are homeless or on low incomes in Birmingham.
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Moorpool Allotments
The Estate was established in 1907 by John Nettlefold, first chairman of Birmingham Housing Committee and member of the Guest Keen Nettlefold (GKN) family. It formed part of the Garden City concept shared by the Cadbury family in Bournville.
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Friends of Cotteridge Park
Cotteridge Park is one of the many early 20th Century parks created in Birmingham to improve the health & well-being of its citizens. It is made up of 22 acres accrued by a series of purchases made by the former Kings Norton Urban District Council.
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Cannon Hill Park Friends
Cannon Hill Park is the City Park located less than 2 miles from the centre of Birmingham, just off the Pershore Road (A441) in the south of the city. It runs along the River Rea from Stirchley to Edgbaston cricket ground.
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Birmingham Open Spaces Forum
Birmingham Open Spaces Forum – BOSF – is a network organisation that aims to bring together all the people in Birmingham with an interest in our open spaces. Our management committee is made up of volunteer representatives from across the city.
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