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10 July 2013
Birmingham Labour councillors' promises
On 3 July Erdington Anti-Bedroom Tax campaign held its second meeting. Labour councillors Penny Holbrook, Josh Jones and Mick Finnegan fielded questions from the 25-strong audience, writes Mark Caudery, Birmingham.
16 May 2013
University backs down: students and workers win!
Maintenance and support staff at University of Birmingham are celebrating near-total victory as university management has abandoned restructuring plans
25 April 2013
Anti-academy strike in Birmingham
A lively picket of 30 teachers gathered at the gates of Hamstead Hall secondary school in Birmingham on Thursday 25th April as part of a one day strike against management bulldozing through plans to become an academy, writes Nick Hart, Birmingham Socialist Party.
27 March 2013
Fighting the cuts: Birmingham and Exeter
Building the fightback in Birmingham: South Birmingham's Communities Against the Cuts (CAC) group held a successful all-Birmingham anti-cuts conference on 16 March, writes Ted, Birmingham Socialist Party.
28 February 2013
Birmingham cuts an 'article of faith' for Labour
Protestors linked arms to block entrances to Birmingham Council House, speaking to councillors as they entered for the budget setting meeting...
7 February 2013
Hundreds lobby Birmingham Labour council
About 200 people braved freezing temperatures to lobby Birmingham council Labour Group on Monday 4 February against the massive cuts they are proposing...
9 January 2013
Birmingham Labour's 'grotesque chaos'
Birmingham city's ruling Labour Party has quickly raised the white flag to the Con-Dem government. The council organised public meetings to present its case for massive, highly damaging cuts, writes Ted, Birmingham Socialist Party.
20 December 2012
Nobody supports cuts in Birmingham council's sham 'consultations'
One of four cuts 'consultation' meetings across Birmingham took place in the in the Council House
14 December 2012
2 sisters food workers fight back
Chants could be heard in English, Urdu and Polish as over 200 workers braved the icy weather for a mass picket outside the depot of 2 Sisters Food Group in Smethwick, Birmingham...
13 December 2012
'Grotesque Chaos' at Birmingham council cuts meeting
Birmingham council's ruling Labour party has quickly raised the white flag to the Con-Dem government, resolving to cut the city's remaining threadbare public services on its behalf
TUC demo 20 October 2012, photo by Senan
30 October 2012
Birmingham cuts: council workers must lead a fightback
The Labour council is cooperating with the government to punish the poorest
24 October 2012
Birmingham council threatens 1,000 jobs ... national Unison leadership responds meekly
The Labour council in Birmingham is considering cuts of up to £120 million next year, according to a press release issued by the union Unison
Campaigns are taking place across Britain to save children's services, photo Socialist Party
24 October 2012
Birmingham: cuts put children at risk
Birmingham's social services are in the spotlight once again. Ofsted has slammed Birmingham City Council, rating the quality of their care of vulnerable children as 'inadequate'
10 October 2012
Birmingham Tory conference demo
Marchers support call for 24-hour general strike: A ring of steel greeted protesters who were in Birmingham to show their anger outside the Tory conference on Sunday 7 October, writes Tony Leigh, Birmingham Socialist Party.
22 August 2012
On Saturday 18 August 200 people marched through Birmingham to demand justice for the family of Kingsley Burrell, writes Nick Hart.
23 May 2012
Stockland Green march for jobs
Stockland Green Against the Cuts (SGAC) organised a successful protest and march for youth jobs in Erdington, Birmingham, on 19 May, writes Ted Smith.
15 December 2011
Anti-Academy strike action in Birmingham
NUT, NASUWT and GMB members at Montgomery primary school in Birmingham took strike action on 13th December to protest against plans to turn the school into an academy, writes Nick Hart.
19 October 2011
Birmingham youth service ravaged by cuts
Young people have been hit hard by the cuts in Birmingham. On top of attacks to education like the scrapping of EMA and £9,000 tuition fees, Birmingham city council has targeted numerous youth services...
21 September 2011
Bus workers force management climb-down
During August, National Express West Midlands (NXWM) bosses informed drivers at its nine garages that practically all local agreements would be torn up from 25 September
18 September 2011
Protest at Liberal Democrat conference in Birmingham
Assemble 11am at Granville street (junction with Tennant street, Birmingham to move off at 12 noon. A post march rally will be held opposite Millennium point, writes Organised by the TUC.
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