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home local news features local info local links your forum contact us follow us on twitter at sps_forum for update alerts. to contact the neighbourhood police team or birmingham city council please go to the local links page of this website. waste and recycling collections. for details please here . introduction to this website whether you are a resident - current or prospective, a local business person, someone employed in the neighbourhood or a visitor from elsewhere, we hope you will find the website informative, useful and interesting. this home page : latest news and information for selly park; the birmingham bulletin with with the latest news, information, events and competitions from birmingham city council; birmingham connected with latest travel and transport news, planning and strategy; about this website including technical and copyright information. the local news page carries an archive of previous significant local news stories which the site has published. the features page two of the most important local developments of recent years have been the construction of the selly park south flood alleviation scheme in 2017-18 and the rebuilding of dogpool lane bridge over the river rea in 2012 - 2013. detailed illustrated reports of these projects can be found on the features page along with a section on local flood risk. the local info page: sections - all about selly park (which includes a map of our neighbourhood); information for newcomers; a concise history of our neighbourhood. the local links page: this page contains information about important local websites and links to them, for example birmingham city council, west midlands police, local churches, local schools, local health facilities, a variety of local organisations, etc. the your forum page: sections - aims and objectives; the backgound of the forum; area covered; membership and finance; the work of the forum; our public open meetings; helping to make our neighbourhood look good; the management committee. the contact us page: to contact us by email or post. news and information birmingham bulletin welcome to birmingham bulletin (published fortnightly by birmingham city council) with the latest news, information, have your say, events and competitions from birmingham city council. to read this latest edition dated 15th june 2018 please click here . floodcitisense workshop the floodcitisense project is working to develop a warning system for surface water flooding caused by very heavy rainfall (not river flooding). a workshop will be held at edgbaston cricket stadium at 1.30pm on friday 6th july, repeated at 4.30pm. members of the community who are interested in finding out more about this should contact us using the forum email address [email protected] and we will send you the necessary details. friends of the fields public consultation an important message from the friends of holders lane and pebble mill fields: if you couldn't make it to our consultation on saturday 16th june, or if you did but later remembered something you wanted to say and forgot, we still want to hear your views and ideas about planting and the natural habitat on holders lane and pebble mill fields, holders woods and brockley grove. we are sure you all visit our lovely site, some every day, so you must have a fund of knowledge and thoughts. we asked about 4 things: wildflowers, orchard and other tree planting, if you would like this and if so where - or if there's somewhere you don't want it to happen. we also asked if you wanted other changes - this was an open question, and still is, but people who came on saturday gave ideas about thinning out of some vegetation, other aspects of management of the natural habitat, information and access to parts of the site. please let us have your views and ideas,bthey are important to us in planning the planting and management of the site, and whatever you have to say it is valued. we are keeping this open until the end of sunday 8th july and would love to hear from you. please email us at [email protected] (please copy and paste link into your email). flash flooding sunday 27 may the river rea at its peak level at 18:45bst with the flood defence wall and bund on the right preventing floodwater from escaping towards dogpool lane and fashoda road. in a period of around 3 hours in the late afternoon/early evening the selly park and edgbaston areas received 82mm of rain. in just one hour between 5pm and 6pm there was 59mm of rain. to put this in context the long term average total monthly rainfall for here is 62mm. the rainfall on sunday was a new record in terms of quantity and intensity. also the level of the river rea at the calthorpe park gauge which has been operational for half a century set a new record high. the selly park river level gauge which went operational in 2009 also recorded a new record high on sunday. despite the very high river level there was no river flooding in the selly park south neighbourhood. this was because of the new selly park south flood alleviation scheme flood defences which became operational in december last year. the scheme is designed to safely contain flood water upstream of dogpool bridge and then release it downstream as the river level falls. this also controls the level of the rea through selly park north protecting that neighbourhood from flooding from the rea. the severe flooding in selly park north (sir johns road and the avenues) resulted from a combination of floodwater from the bourne brook and surface water flooding. a flood alleviation scheme to prevent flooding from the bourne brook is underway but not yet complete. the flooding which occurred in selly park south on moor green lane, dogpool lane, fashoda road, cecil road, lower hobson road and lower kitchener road was surface water flooding caused by the torrential rainfall overwhelming the drainage system. very regrettably some properties suffered some incursion of water and despite the flood action group requesting sandbags from birmingham city council it was not possible to deliver these in time because of the speed of the flooding and the traffic chaos which blocked many main roads including pershore road and bristol road. with further storms possible this week the city council arranged a precautionary delivery of 200 sandbags to the locations in our neighbourhood most at risk, namely fashoda road between hobson road and dogpool lane and the moor green lane houses by dogpool bridge. also air brick covers were distributed in the same locations. updates on this story can be followed on our twitter feed @sps_forum. birmingham connected birmingham connected brings you a wide range of information about latest local travel and transport news, plans and strategy. for details, including the late may/early june half term holiday week, please click here and then follow the read our bulletin link. report from st andrews healthcare work to demolish the former nhs ten acres building commenced last week (thursday 10 may)and this will be followed the demolition of the old kidderminster carpets warehouse. the project is scheduled to last 9 weeks. there are no further plans to develop the birmingham site at present. also st andrews have allocated a smoking shelter onsite, so residents will no longer be inconvenienced by staff and patients smoking outside in dogpool lane. crime in the local neighbourhood mugging in the park on the evening of weds 16th may a young woman was mugged in pebble mill - holders lane fields on the bridge that's the closest to the football field. she was attacked from behind, grabbed by her throat, thrown onto the ground and held down by one on the attackers while the second went through her pockets and stole her phone. she could not breathe and was afraid they were going to kill her. the attackers, two young asian males, ran off in the direction of cecil road where they were confronted by a jogger who stopped them and tried to get t

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