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28/09/2026

🇬🇧 STAND WITH GEORGE GALLOWAY — STAND WITH THE WORKERS PARTY GB

George Galloway is back on the ballot.

Despite everything that has happened, despite being away from Britain and despite the obstacles placed in his path, George has continued to stand up for what he believes in and is the Workers Party GB candidate for the Holborn & St Pancras by-election.

And the support is already growing.

Volunteers are out campaigning, knocking on doors, speaking to residents and delivering tens of thousands of leaflets across the constituency. Supporters are determined to give George the opportunity to return to Parliament.

George has always been a man who speaks directly to ordinary people. He doesn’t hide behind the political establishment and he doesn’t change his principles simply because it is difficult.

He is the Leader of the Workers Party GB, and he has made clear that he wants to come home and continue the fight for working people.

We stand with George.
We stand with the Workers Party GB.
We stand with the people of Holborn & St Pancras who want a genuine choice.

✊ Let George come home.
✊ Let George campaign.
✊ Let the people decide.

GEORGE GALLOWAY FOR HOLBORN & ST PANCRAS

25/09/2026

30/08/2026

🎆 HAVE YOUR SAY ON FIREWORKS

The Government is consulting on whether the rules around fireworks and pyrotechnics should change — including noise levels, safety and antisocial behaviour.

For many residents, fireworks can be a great part of celebrations. But for others, excessive noise and irresponsible use can cause real disruption to families, communities and animals.

Now is your chance to have your say directly.

Do you think the rules should be tougher? Should fireworks be quieter? Or are the current rules enough?

Whatever your view, get involved and make your voice heard.

🗓️ Consultation closes 7 October 2026.

Have your say on:
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/fireworks-and-pyrotechnics-in-the-uk/fireworks-and-pyrotechnics-in-the-uk

Workers Party of Britain

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24/07/2026

⚽ Birmingham United MJPL U8 (2026/27) Trials ⚽

Is your child passionate about football and ready to take the next step? Come along to our U8 trials and be part of a club focused on developing young players in a positive, supportive environment.

📅 Tuesday 28th July
🕠 5:45pm – 7:00pm
📍 Eden School, B10 9HH

As a Birmingham City FC Academy Partner Club, we pride ourselves on helping young players develop, compete and belong.

📲 To register or find out more, contact us on 07516 166566.

We look forward to seeing the next generation of footballers! 💛🖤⚽

12/07/2026

Finally received a response from Cabinet Member Cllr Harris Khaliq regarding the road resurfacing programme in Sheldon.

Unfortunately, it appears that Sheaf Lane, Horseshoes Lane and the Radleys are not included in the current Phase 1 works or the identified pipeline of schemes.

However, Brays Road, Church Road and Coalway Avenue have been identified as part of the pipeline for future road improvement works.

While it’s disappointing that some of Sheldon’s roads have been overlooked, it’s positive to see that several key routes have been recognised. I’ll continue to push for Sheaf Lane, Horse Shoes Lane and The Radleys to be included in future phases of the programme and will keep residents updated on any progress.

14/06/2026

I was out on my Sunday walk when I came across this fly-tip on Hob Moor Road. I’ve reported it to the council, but it’s really sad to see people treating our streets like this.

Birmingham is our home, not a dumping ground. It’s unfair on residents, damaging to the area, and completely unacceptable. We all have a responsibility to keep our neighbourhoods clean and look after the place we live in.

Workers Party of Britain

06/06/2026

I went down to the second Birmingham City Council meeting since the election, where councillors were deciding who would become the new leader of the council. I also went to show support for Workers Party councillor Shehryar Kayani and the ICA councillors.

It was good to see how decisions were made and the process that took place, including nominations and voting. The result from yesterday was that Roger Harmer from the Liberal Democrats, Robert Alden from the Conservatives, and Jex Parkin from Reform UK stood to be leader. Roger Harmer won with 40 votes, while Robert Alden got 19 votes and Jex Parkin got 18 votes.

Overall, it was interesting to see democracy in action and how councillors decide important roles in the council.

Workers Party of Britain Shehryar Kayani

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