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Have your say in making West Bromwich a greener, cleaner, safer place to be

Sandwell Council is asking residents, local businesses and anyone with an interest in West Bromwich town centre to have their say in making it a more pleasant place to live, work and shop.

For three years West Bromwich town centre has been covered by a public space protection order (PSPO), giving the council and police additional enforcement powers in relation to people:

By law, PSPOs last for at most three years, so the current one is ready to be reviewed.

Sandwell Council is running a consultation between now and Friday 16 July and would like to hear your thoughts.

You will find a map of the area covered by the PSPO at www.sandwell.gov.uk/pspomap.

The council’s proposals, and details of how to comment, are at www.sandwell.gov.uk/consultation.

You can send written comments to:

ASB Team Manager
Community Safety & Resilience, Sandwell Council
Operations & Development Centre
Direct 2 Industrial Park
Roway Lane
Oldbury
West Midlands B69 3ES.

Sandwell Business Ambassadors are always keen for local people and local businesses to get their voices heard. If there’s an issue relating to the Sandwell business community that you’d like us to explore or raise with the council, contact us today.

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