2 October 2026

28 local groups are added to the Kingstanding community directory

28 groups across Oscott, Kingstanding and Perry Common have been listed on the Local groups & clubs directory at kingstanding.org/groups.

28 groups have been added to the Local groups & clubs directory at kingstanding.org/groups.

By ward, 11 are in Oscott, 10 are in Kingstanding and 3 are in Perry Common. A further 4 have no ward given.

The Oscott groups for older people are Age UK Birmingham at Old Oscott Community Centre, Ageing Well at Birmingham Settlement Kingstanding and Maryvale Community Lunch Club. The support groups are Dementia Carers Hub support group (Oscott), FoodCycle Birmingham Kingstanding and Maryvale Sunshine Club.

For children and young people in Oscott, the listings are Little Settlers Stay, Learn & Play (Kingstanding) and Sports Thursdays (Birmingham Settlement youth sessions). The other Oscott listings are Birmingham Settlement Sports & Community Centre, Garden & Grow (Birmingham Settlement Kingstanding) and Starlands Warriors FC.

In Kingstanding, the sport and fitness groups are FC Elite Football Academy and New Heights Active Club (girls 7-16). The support groups are New Heights Food Pantry, The Shed - Community Wellbeing Hub and Together in the Community (TiC). The arts, music and culture groups are Forget Me Not Choir and The Reading Revolution (Perry Common Library). The others are New Heights - Warren Farm Community Project, New Heights Lunch Club and New Heights Youth Social Action.

The Perry Common listings are St Martin's Social Care Project, Urban Devotion Birmingham - The Underground and Witton Lodge Community Association. The 4 with no ward given are Friends of Witton Lakes (FOWL), Makers Yard (Witton Lakes Eco Hub), Northside Welcome Centre and Witton Lakes Eco Hub.

Each listing shows what the group does, who it is for, when and where it meets, the cost, and how to contact it. Groups also appear on the map at kingstanding.org/map.

According to the directory, groups are listed from their public information. Organisers can claim their group's listing to keep it up to date and post news as the group, and anyone running a group can add it for free.