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Cllr Majid Mahmood

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Councillor for Bromford and Hodge Hill. For Birmingham City Council casework enquiries email [email protected]

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🚗 Another Vehicle Dumped on Our Streets Following the successful removal of the Renault truck, we now have another vehicle that appears to have been dumped, this time at the junction of Coleshill Road and Ventnor Avenue. The vehicle is visibly damaged and has been left in a position that is causing an obstruction close to the junction. While England does not yet have the same widespread pavement parking restrictions seen in London or Scotland, parking that causes an obstruction or creates a danger to other road users is a separate matter. As your local councillor, I will be reporting this vehicle to the local police so that appropriate action can be taken. If you are the owner of this vehicle, I strongly urge you to remove it immediately before enforcement action is considered. Our streets are not a dumping ground for abandoned or damaged vehicles. Thank you to the residents who continue to report these issues to me.

🚗 Another Vehicle Dumped on Our Streets Following the successful removal of the Renault truck, we now have another vehicle that appears to have been dumped, this time at the junction of Coleshill Road and Ventnor Avenue. The vehicle is visibly damaged and has been left in a position that is causing an obstruction close to the junction. While England does not yet have the same widespread pavement parking restrictions seen in London or Scotland, parking that causes an obstruction or creates a danger to other road users is a separate matter. As your local councillor, I will be reporting this vehicle to the local police so that appropriate action can be taken. If you are the owner of this vehicle, I strongly urge you to remove it immediately before enforcement action is considered. Our streets are not a dumping ground for abandoned or damaged vehicles. Thank you to the residents who continue to report these issues to me.

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Last week we issued 4763 PCNs for illegal parking Our new Mobile CCTV Enforcement Vehicle will increase our enforcement capabilities The safety of our people is paramount If you are aware of a location where the enforcement vehicle would benefit please let us know, thank you

Last week we issued 4763 PCNs for illegal parking Our new Mobile CCTV Enforcement Vehicle will increase our enforcement capabilities The safety of our people is paramount If you are aware of a location where the enforcement vehicle would benefit please let us know, thank you

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My view hasn’t changed. If you want to represent residents, you should be able to read council reports, understand budgets, ask informed questions and communicate clearly with the public. That’s why, years ago, I called for all Labour candidates to have a minimum standard of GCSE English and Maths, or an equivalent qualification. During the local election campaign, there were candidates from across the political spectrum who raised serious concerns about whether they had the communication skills and ability required for such an important public role. Thankfully, some of those who struggled to answer basic questions or communicate clearly were not elected because you do have to wonder what council meetings would look like if they had been. I do, however, thank Shaykh Zahir Mehmood for his honesty in addressing the issue openly. At least he has started a conversation many people have privately been thinking for years. Those elected who struggle to speak English properly, or who do not have the skills to carry out the role effectively, should reflect carefully on what is truly best for their communities and whether they can genuinely fulfil the responsibilities expected of a councillor. Being a councillor is a serious responsibility, not a token position. Especially in Birmingham, it is one of the highest civic roles in society and should be treated with the utmost respect at all times. #fyp

My view hasn’t changed. If you want to represent residents, you should be able to read council reports, understand budgets, ask informed questions and communicate clearly with the public. That’s why, years ago, I called for all Labour candidates to have a minimum standard of GCSE English and Maths, or an equivalent qualification. During the local election campaign, there were candidates from across the political spectrum who raised serious concerns about whether they had the communication skills and ability required for such an important public role. Thankfully, some of those who struggled to answer basic questions or communicate clearly were not elected because you do have to wonder what council meetings would look like if they had been. I do, however, thank Shaykh Zahir Mehmood for his honesty in addressing the issue openly. At least he has started a conversation many people have privately been thinking for years. Those elected who struggle to speak English properly, or who do not have the skills to carry out the role effectively, should reflect carefully on what is truly best for their communities and whether they can genuinely fulfil the responsibilities expected of a councillor. Being a councillor is a serious responsibility, not a token position. Especially in Birmingham, it is one of the highest civic roles in society and should be treated with the utmost respect at all times. #fyp

Cllr Majid Mahmood

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I was delighted to join HS2 Ltd staff at Ward End to witness the breakthrough of tunnel boring machine “Elizabeth”🚆 The breakthrough is the second of two breakthroughs at Ward End and marks the completion of major tunnel excavation between London’s Old Oak Common and Birmingham Curzon Street💚

I was delighted to join HS2 Ltd staff at Ward End to witness the breakthrough of tunnel boring machine “Elizabeth”🚆 The breakthrough is the second of two breakthroughs at Ward End and marks the completion of major tunnel excavation between London’s Old Oak Common and Birmingham Curzon Street💚

Cllr Majid Mahmood

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