What does BANF stand for?

Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums (Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The campaign to let voters decide on elected mayors was supported by the Birmingham Citizens community group, the council's Labour group, the Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums, the Birmingham University Guild of Students and leading business groups.

Campaign tried to give public the choice; ELECTED MAYOR LET THE ...

Apathy holes referendum on elected mayor for Birmingham; POLITICS

Thousands wanted a vote on an elected mayor - but not enough for ...

The Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums, or BANF, is set to fold at the end of this month after years providing advice, legal backing and administration support for the city's residents' groups.

Closure 'blow for residents' groups' WYLDE GREEN: Fury as Association ...

The possible demise of the Birmingham Community Empowerment Network and the Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums does not appear, on the face of it, to be very good news for active citizenship.

THE BIRMINGHAM POST: Who's in control?

Both the Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums (BANF) and the Birmingham Community Empowerment Network (BCEN) are having their funding terminated on November 30 as a consequence of a decision of the Birmingham Strategic Partnership, which is an unelected body but has representatives of the city council sitting on it.

Sad failure of council to consult; Inside View In association with ...

Mick Rice, who was formerly a Labour cabinet member at the city council before he lost his Sparkbrook seat in 2004, has now returned to work at the Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums.

New row as Rice gets job back

From November, Birmingham City Council will stop funding the Birmingham Association of Neighbourhood Forums and the Birmingham Community Empowerment Network.

Protest on budget cut