Last night the three Edgbaston Ward Councillors joined residents, the Police, Fire Service and various other agencies at a barbecue on the Roman Way Estate to mark the launch of the Roman Way Neighbourhood Charter.
Residents, a representative from Willmott Dixon, Cllr Robinson and me at the lauch.
The event was also the first time the Residents’ Group’s new marquee was used. Purchased with a grant, this will enable the group to hold bigger functions than previously and to loan the marquee to other local groups. The marquee was positioned beside Thirlmere House and was a great success.
The new marquee!
Amongst the other agencies represented was Willmott Dixon Partnerships – the Council’s new repairs contractor. And the police were on hand to organise the barbecue. Altogether a fun evening to mark the launch of the Roman Way Estate Neighbourhood Charter.
Local Police organised the barbecue!
