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Birmingham City Council & Jewellery Quarter Development Trust - agreements and communications

D Conroy made this Freedom of Information request to Birmingham City Council

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From: D Conroy

4 June 2011

Dear Birmingham City Council,

Please provide a full and complete set of all communications,
within the scope of Freedom of Information legislation, that
Birmingham City Council has had to date in relation to the newly
formed Jewellery Quarter Development Trust, which is registered as
a Community Interest Company.

The material sought relates to any aspect of the Jewellery Quarter
Development Trust development and registration and so will go
beyond material only generated since its formal registration.

Such material could have been sent or received by yourselves
to/from either the Jewellery Quarter Development Trust as a body or
through its board members, as follows:

Paul Mountain, Fiona Toye, Stephen Whittaker, Marion Wilson, Philip
Jackson, Phil Davis, Jilly Cosgrove, Dave Mahony

It may also be that you have had communication about the Jewellery
Quarter Development Trust, or its formation, with persons unknown
to myself but currently or previously working for any of the
following bodies:

Jewellery Quarter Association, the Jewellery Quarter Neighbourhood
Forum, the Trade Association, the Marketing Initiative, the Assay
Office, and/or the School of Jewellery. If so then kindly send
through all materials as well.

If held as paper copies, I am happy to receive these as scanned
electronic format to my email address.

Yours faithfully,

D Conroy