These are some of the issues we are regularly asked about.
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If you have a query or need advice on something not here then do get in touch!
These are some of the issues we are regularly asked about.
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If you have a query or need advice on something not here then do get in touch!
To check your parliamentary constituency and council ward details, Enter your postcode on My Local Information for useful information including:
Northfield Parliamentary Constituency has one Member of Parliament. Parliamentary elections are held every five years (unless called sooner).
The constituency (or ‘district’) is divided into 4 wards: Kings Norton, Longbridge, Northfield and Weoley. Each ward has 3 councillors. Voting follows a four year cycle, with one seat being decided every year for three years and one year with no election.
Areas included within the district include Frankley, Kings Norton, Longbridge, Northfield, Rednal, parts of Rubery, West Heath, Weoley Castle
You can find out your ward, constituency and elected members on the My Local Information site
We are happy to help you spread the word on missing or found pets and regularly help to update furries and their owners through social media.
If you have lost or found a pet, you can post it to our facebook page or contact us – we will share your missing / found pets on facebook and twitter.
For LOST pets please try to include a photo, a description including name, breed, colour, distinctive marks, if your pet was wearing a collar or is microchipped, and where and when you last saw it.
For FOUND pets, we would advise that you do not post a photo, but a brief description (breed / basic colour) and where and when you found or spotted the animal. This will mean that any potential claimants can describe their pet more fully to you and you can be confident that the animal is theirs to claim!
Others will be able to help you better than we can. Here are some useful contacts:
If you have found a lost animal, please take it to a vet or to the RSPCA to check if it is microchipped.