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Chlamydia detection rate per 100,000 population aged 15-24 years by middle super output area (MSOA) of residence, Birmingham, 2018 Chlamydia detection rate per 100,000 population Sutton aged 15-24 years Mere Green Sutton 1 - <575 Sutton Roughley Four Oaks 575 - <1150 1150 - <1725 1725 - <2300 Sutton Trinity Sutton Reddicap 2300 - <2875 Sutton Vesey 2875 - <3450 Oscott Kingstanding Sutton 3450+ Wylde Green Sutton Walmley & Perry Minworth Suppressed Common Ward boundary Erdington Handsworth Perry Barr Stockland Wood Green Castle Pype Vale Hayes Gravelly Birchfield Aston Hill Holyhead Handsworth Lozells Bromford & Hodge Hill Ward End Shard End Soho & Newtown Nechells Jewellery Quarter Alum Rock Glebe Farm & Tile Cross Heartlands North Ladywood Bordesley & Edgbaston Highgate Yardley East Garretts Bordesley Yardley Green Green Small West & Heath Stechford Sparkbrook & South Balsall Balsall Heath Edgbaston Yardley Sheldon Heath East Tyseley & Quinton Harborne West Hay Mills Sparkhill Bournbrook Moseley & Selly Acocks Weoley & Park Green Bartley Selly Oak Green Hall Green North Stirchley Billesley Bournville & Cotteridge Brandwood & Hall Green King's Heath South Allens Cross Druids Heath Highter's King's Norton & Monyhull Heath North Frankley Northfield Great Park King's Longbridge & Norton Rubery & West Heath South Rednal Source: Public Health England, GUMCAD STI Surveillance System and CTAD Chlamydia Surveillance System. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2020. Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2020. Diagnosed HIV prevalence by middle super output area (MSOA) of residence (all ages), Birmingham, 2018 Diagnosed HIV prevalence per 1,000 population Sutton <1 Mere Green Sutton 1 - <2 Sutton Roughley Four Oaks 2 - <5 5 - <10 10+ Sutton Trinity Sutton Reddicap Ward boundary Sutton Vesey Oscott Kingstanding Sutton Wylde Green Sutton Walmley & Perry Minworth Common Erdington Handsworth Perry Barr Stockland Wood Green Castle Pype Vale Hayes Gravelly Birchfield Aston Hill Holyhead Handsworth Lozells Bromford & Hodge Hill Ward End Shard End Soho & Newtown Nechells Jewellery Quarter Alum Rock Glebe Farm & Tile Cross Heartlands North Ladywood Bordesley & Edgbaston Highgate Yardley East Garretts Bordesley Yardley Green Green Small West & Heath Stechford Sparkbrook & South Balsall Balsall Heath Edgbaston Yardley Sheldon Heath East Tyseley & Quinton Harborne West Hay Mills Sparkhill Bournbrook Moseley & Selly Acocks Weoley & Park Green Bartley Selly Oak Green Hall Green North Stirchley Billesley Bournville & Cotteridge Brandwood & Hall Green King's Heath South Allens Cross Druids Heath Highter's King's Norton & Monyhull Heath North Frankley Northfield Great Park King's Longbridge & Norton Rubery & West Heath South Rednal Source: Public Health England, HIV and AIDS Reporting System (HARS). Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2020. Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2020..

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Parish & Role Profile for the Parish Priest (Oversight Minister) serving at: St Cyprian, Hay Mill & St Michael, South Yardley Prepared and Agreed by both parishes November 2018 Profile for Parish Priest of St Cyprian’s Hay Mills and St Michael’s South Yardley, page 1 PART A: INTRODUCTION This profile describes the role of parish priest for two neighbouring parishes in the eastern part of Church of England Birmingham in the deanery of Yardley and Bordesley. The role is an opportunity for a priest looking to serve in a city context with a variety of contexts, including significant inter faith work. In addition, the parishes offer a rich range of worshipping life, significant historic and contemporary buildings, good links into the local community and an industrial project at St Cyprian’s which places both historical and contemporary context and partnerships at the heart of mission. The previous incumbent was the first to be priest to both parishes and the relationship continues as part of the wider local group, known as the Swan Group. Following a review, the Bishop has been glad to affirm this role as fitting within his vision for mission and that expressed by the diocesan People and Places programme. The majority context for these parishes is urban on the edge of the central part of Birmingham moving out towards the suburbs and Solihull. St Cyprians is set beside a busy main road, next to retail and industrial sites and has a historic building from 1874 with a modern hall nearby. St Michael’s sits within a largely residential setting a little further out with a modern building of considerable beauty fitting their more high catholic style of worship, with adjacent hall and vicarage across a large site.
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