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The CN4B website has a dedicated section to share the stories and opinions of members and other networks throughout Birmingham. The current feature was provided by Clinton Simmons (Neighbourhood Manager for Summerfield and Central Ladywood. We look forward to hearing from you other budding writers out there!

Article by Tippa Naphtali
Tippa Naphtali’s Website

The CN4B website has a dedicated section to share the stories and opinions of members and other networks throughout Birmingham.

The current feature was provided by Clinton Simmons (Neighbourhood Manager for Summerfield and Central Ladywood. See it Here >

Like to submit a piece?

Submit your article (of 400 to 800 words) to tippa@chamberlainforum.org and it will be considered for publication.

All submitted articles may be subject to some degree of editing, and the subject matter should be in line with other content on the site, and / or in line with the CN4B Values Statement.

We look forward to hearing from you budding writers out there!

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2 Comments

electra added these pithy words on July 22, 2010 | Permalink

Tippa, I like your e-newsletter but the survey “box” is driving me crazy as it will not allow free reading of what I want to read – it just moves a bit up or a bit down where it wants to go; you cannot make it disappear from the page either. I got so fed up I though I would do the survey to get rid of it, but it would not work!

Is it just me? have you had feedback from others? perhaps you could try it yourself on someone else’s computer? It was not someone’s idea to “force” people to do the survey, was it? I would hate to think you would do that. Anyway, all the best and see you around, Electra
Tippa Naphtali added these pithy words on July 22, 2010 | Permalink

Hi, We have added a different version which can be shut down if you don’t want to see it!
‘Force’ is a rather strong term. We sought to encourage people to take the survey so that we may assist them more effectively. No harm in that!
Many thanks.