In light of the COVID-19 pandemic the following information may be of use Information if you are an employee SickPay and Statuatory Sick Pay You can get £94.25 per week Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) if [...]
Your fellow residents at the Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood Forum (JQNF) would be delighted to see you at an Open Meeting. Tue 12 Nov / 6.30 – 8.30pmSt Paul’s Church,St Pauls Sq, Birmingham Tea / coffee [...]
The JQNF is adopting the Farmers Bridge flight of locks, most of which run through the JQ. Our upcoming session is Sat 2 Nov from 1pm, and it’s our 2nd birthday! We hope you can [...]
The JQNF is adopting the Farmers Bridge flight of locks, most of which run through the JQ. The next session is Sunday 6 October from 11am. Meeting Place: the entrance to the canal from Water Street (off Ludgate Hill) [...]
JQBID would like you to join them as part of World Cleanup Day – part of a global campaign against litter! – on Saturday 21st September (2-3pm). Spare a little time to make a big [...]
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic the following information may be of use Information if you are an employee SickPay and Statuatory Sick Pay You can get £94.25 per week Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) if [...]
Your fellow residents at the Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood Forum (JQNF) would be delighted to see you at an Open Meeting. Tue 12 Nov / 6.30 – 8.30pmSt Paul’s Church,St Pauls Sq, Birmingham Tea / coffee [...]
The JQNF is adopting the Farmers Bridge flight of locks, most of which run through the JQ. Our upcoming session is Sat 2 Nov from 1pm, and it’s our 2nd birthday! We hope you can [...]
The JQNF is adopting the Farmers Bridge flight of locks, most of which run through the JQ. The next session is Sunday 6 October from 11am. Meeting Place: the entrance to the canal from Water Street (off Ludgate Hill) [...]
JQBID would like you to join them as part of World Cleanup Day – part of a global campaign against litter! – on Saturday 21st September (2-3pm). Spare a little time to make a big [...]
JQNF is delighted to see that some residents and business owners in the JQ are working with St Paul’s Church to help raise funds so that the Church can repair their roof. We’re including details [...]
The JQNF is adopting the Farmers Bridge flight of locks, most of which run through the JQ. The next session is Saturday 7 September from 1pm. Meeting Place: the entrance to the canal from Water Street. Please [...]
Meet for drinks and say hello to your neighbours. Just drop in to the Jewellers Arms on Sunday 1st September, anytime between 3 – 5.30pm, and there will be some members of the Jewellery Quarter [...]
We live and work around the Jewellery Quarter, whist the Jewellery Quarter Business Improvement District (JQBID) represents the local businesses, the Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood Forum (JQNF) represents the residents.
We face the challenge of huge development pressure and want to promote, with other organisations a neighbourhood plan to ensure that the benefits of the redevelopment can reach existing residents, existing businesses and existing groups. We also want to promote and maintain the local feel and heritage of the Jewellery quarter. Based on the Government’s 2011 Localism Act, we have created a neighbourhood forum and applied for designation to take forward neighbourhood planning in the Jewellery Quarter. To fit with the requirements of the Localism Act, we have a constitution and a map of the proposed boundary area.
Copyright 2020 Gareth Hardy on behalf of JQNF (Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood Forum)
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