Please see below an invitation from Cllr Mumtaz Hussain and Cllr Ayoub Khan MP to attend the upcoming Aston ward community meeting this Friday 15^th November at 6:30pm at King Edwards VI Grammar School (access at end of Albert Road). The meeting will focus on local community issues, prioritises and decisions important to people in our local area. The meetings are one way you can get involved in decisions that affect our neighbourhood. All residents of Aston are invited to attend. 

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact them.

Reason 4 Reasoning : A Community Led Project where black men can socialise, come together, play games and more once per week. Informal discussions, health and wellbeing , life issues . Starts on the 24th October and every fortnight after. 4pm-10pm. Further details found in the poster attached.

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Join in with this year’s challenge. Children aged 4-16 years can read any books they like during the holidays. There are collector cards and prizes to collect along the way and a certificate and medal for every child who completes the challenge by reading six books of their choice. 

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Dear parents/carers,

Prince Albert received the outcomes of the 2024 KS2 SATS. These are the national tests that all children take at the end of Year 6. We are absolutely delighted to share the following results. with you all

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Here are a few of the activities going on this Summer holiday in Birmingham: Code you will need to access these is 3302003

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You will find all of these activities and many more things on the following link http://www.bringitonbrum.co.uk/

Masjid Al Falah in partnership with Walsall FC, Weetabix Wildcats and PACT have been able to offer this amazing opportunity for free girls football.

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There is an increasing number of people with measles in Birmingham. Most of these are young children who have not had their MMR (measles) vaccine.

Measles is a highly infectious disease, which can be very serious. Two doses of the MMR vaccine is the best protection against measles. Over 80% of Birmingham children and adults have had the MMR vaccine. We need everyone protected.

The MMR vaccine is safe for every faith. There is a type of MMR vaccine that does not contain pork gelatine, so it can be used for people who do not touch any pork products. This vaccine is available at every GP practice, and it is free.

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