Local Action - November, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall meets local Police Sergeant to discuss Crime and ASB.

Residents contact me all the time about local issues around Crime, ASB and community engagement and my job is not just to support the Police; but to scrutinise them too. That’s why it was great to have a very productive meeting today with the local Police Sergeant and stakeholders from across the community including Balaam […]

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Local Action - November, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall Meets Santa atFr ankle Christmas Fair

Great to meet #Santa today at the Frankley Christmas craft fair. Loads of wonderful hand made items on sale for great prices. I brought loads of stuff for my mum, as well, she’s one of those who’s already put the tree up in November! Don’t worry if you missed out, they will return when the […]

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Local Action - November, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall Joins Frankley Veterans for Remembrance Service

A very moving Remembrance Service this morning in Frankley. Thank you to everyone who came. I’m told a bus driver even stopped to pay his respects. It’s always humbling listening to some of the heroic stories of our local sons and daughters who bravely served our country, some who sadly, paid the ultimate price, defending […]

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Local Action - November, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall Joins Poppy Appeal at Morrisons, Rubery

Thank you to everyone who donated to the Poppy Appeal in Morrisons today! We filled multiple pots, cleared a box of poppies and ran out of metal badges. The Royal British Legion will be there for the rest of the week and metal badges will be re stocked, do stop before Thursday. They accept card […]

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Local Action - November, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall joins locals and traders at the new Rubery Bonfire Show!

What a joy it was to attend a local Bonfire night and fire works display! It was so lovely to meet and support some of our brilliant local small businesses and boop into old school friends along the way! Absolutely credit to Fiona Phipps for organising this, I was soooo impressed, you did a fantastic […]

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Local Action - October, 2021

Trick or Treat – Cllr Simon Morrall out about the ward taking your enquiries.

Trick or Treat!! It’s only your local City Councillor, again! Despite the Halloween hangover I still found time to do my regular ward walk about, visiting local residents and listening to concerns across Frankley, Hollymoor, Balaam Wood and Great Park. While I can never promise to visit everyone, I can always promise to hold Birmingham […]

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Local Action - October, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall joins Heart to Sole Yoga at Seaside, Frankley.

This week I joined Heart to Sole Yoga at the Reaside community centre for a mind, body and soul work out! Yoga is great for your mental health, it keeps you incredibly fit and you meet some amazing people from all over! Natalie, Becci and Shelly made me feel right at home and the room […]

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Local Action - October, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall joins the Frankley. Factor Choir

Great fun with the Frankley Factor Choir this evening hosted on Arden road by Frankley Grace Community Church. They had me singing along to Katy Perry, Shakira, Andy Grammar and even Stromsy! They have more events coming up through Christmas and they’re looking for more locals to join. I’ll let you know dates when confirmed. […]

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Making A Difference - October, 2021

Big B45 Winter Clean Up: Morrisons and Great Park.

Back out again behind Morrisons less then six months since we cleared 50 bags here and surprise, surprise, it’s an absolute mess again! Myself, the Rubery Wombles, Cllr Delaney and Morrisons Community Champion Jane Williams have cleared an additional 15 bags alongside a trolly and loads of grow dump that someone had decided to dump […]

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Making A Difference - October, 2021

Cllr Simon Morrall helps Rubery Councillors clear Callowbrook river

Great to be out today clearing the bricks from the Callowbrook on Sharpe road with Adrian Kriss Rubery South Councillor, Cllr Adrian Delaney, Rubery Wombles and our brilliant Morrisons Community Champion Jane Williams. Bricks are free for anyone to collect else they will be gone by Monday.

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