Sandwell woman Gurmit Kaur, 75, is being threatened with being ripped away from her Smethwick community and deported to India

Community rallies around elderly Sikh woman as UK Home Office threatens to deport her

Community campaigners are rallying behind an elderly Sikh woman from Smethwick who is being threatened with deportation, despite living in the country for over ten years. Outraged friends and neighbours of 75-year-old Gurmit Kaur have jumped to her defence after menacing letters threatening to “secure her removal” were sent to the senior citizen by the government immigration services.

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The Waste Warriors are out most days around Birmingham conducting cleanup operations

Lethal heroin needles posing risk to kids cleared from Birmingham City FC and Small Heath Park

A team of valiant volunteers from Small Heath have removed a shocking amount of used heroin needles and other dangerous drugs related waste from the streets around Birmingham City FC and Small Heath Park. This highly dangerous anti-social waste was removed last week after posing a serious public health hazard to children and families, including pets.

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Hundreds of Birmingham City football fans marched against racism

Hundreds of Birmingham City football fans march together against racism

Hundreds of Birmingham City football fans marched through their home city this afternoon to stand against racism, in response to scenes of far-right violence in London last month. Organised by former football ‘hooligan’ Marc Gauntlett and fellow Blues supporter Keith Batchboy, the protest walk set off from outside St Andrew’s stadium in Small Heath, made its way through Digbeth and…

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A team of Birmingham friends are cleaning up dangerous waste to make communities and families feel safer

Brave faith-inspired volunteers from Small Heath clear up dangerous drugs waste in Birmingham parks

A group of Brummies from Small Heath have formed a volunteer group to cleanup dangerous drugs waste from streets and parks across the Midlands region to motivate communities and to make families feel safer when visiting parks. A group called the Waste Warriors have been conducting cleanup operations in Birmingham and the Black Country and removing…

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Thousands march in Birmingham in act of solidarity for police brutality victim George Floyd

Birmingham city centre was packed with thousands of ‘Black Lives Matter’ protestors on Thursday afternoon to show solidarity for George Floyd, who died as a result of US police brutality on May 25 in Minnesota. The shocking death of the black victim, who kept pleading ‘I can’t breathe’ as a white officer pressed his knee…

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Birmingham community based charity offers food to the vulnerable and homeless during the pandemic

Food charity feeds hundreds of Birmingham’s vulnerable people during coronavirus pandemic

A Birmingham food distribution charity has been busy handing out essential food supplies to hundreds of vulnerable and homeless people during the coronavirus pandemic. Volunteers from Feedo Needo, which is based in Smithfield House, Digbeth, have been helping to distribute much-needed food supplies in Birmingham as the pandemic places a huge strain on charities across…

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