As a much needed kick up the **** to Birmingham City Council, Editorial Girl has penned an excellent blogpost highlighting the dire state of Moseley Road Baths and the Council’s inaction on even doing the most rudimentary of repairs. Great stuff.
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- If you care about Birmingham's architectural gems, you may want to get behind #saveislandhouse, one of Digbeth's treasures.
- Your reactions to attempts to delay the reopening of the Baths: http://t.co/0HGx8Qiv #balsallheath #swimming
- Your reactions to attempts to delay the reopening of the Baths: bit.ly/zCpsWW #balsallheath #swimming
- Heritage Lottery Fund Bid for Baths: http://t.co/u8sHQGGL
- A 'flaky' reason for keeping Baths closed? Latest update from @mullaney3 http://t.co/T1bPfMPm #BalsallHeath #swimming
- RT @SheldonB14: Anyone fancy a sweepstake on next excuse for not opening the Moseley Rd baths. My moneys on a blown light bulb in reception.
- Sadly we're going to see more and more political point scoring over the coming months. Remember, you are there to represent us.
- Oh dear, just noticed that party political infighting seems to be dominating the issue. Grow up kids, there's more at stake than your egos.
- This is the point where we NEED supporters to lobby Hall Green Constituency Councillors to check their commitment to swimming facilities.
- Baths reopening delayed again whilst 'options' are considered. Will we be able to swim though? http://t.co/GffbqTNe #balsallheath #swimming
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One Comment
How frustrating all round, people ready and willing to get involved, do some work to ramp up much needed community facilities. It seems to be the same everywhere and certainly is here in Cyprus. Where does common sense go when power comes in? Hope you get yours going, still working at ours.