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Politics

Report reveals widespread disaffection amongst Birmingham youth

Young people feel ignored by power, but would still turn out to vote.

8 August, 2019 in Community, Democratise, Education, Most recent, Politics.

Extinction Rebellion protest criticised

Conservative group on city council slam plans to block roads.

7 August, 2019 in Environment, Politics, Transport, Travel.

Requiem for a bloody nation

Richard Lutz on the double massacre in the US.

6 August, 2019 in Comment, Crime, Most recent, Politics.

Acorns appeal gains Mayoral support

Andy Street announced as patron for Save Acorns Black Country Hospice Appeal.

2 August, 2019 in Charities, Health, Politics.

Mayoral candidate in homes pledge

Liam Byrne unveils plan to make homelessness history, endorsed by leading homelessness campaigners.

2 August, 2019 in Charities, Community, Politics.

The Rocky Boris Show and The Murder Hole

Richard Lutz holds his breath as Britain twists in the wind.

25 July, 2019 in Brexit, Comment, Elections, Most recent, Politics, Tourism, Travel.

Call to increase Indian flights

West Midlands MPs call for increase in flights from Birmingham to Amritsar.

24 July, 2019 in Faith, Politics, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Healing the Nation

Brian Donaldson talks to stand-up comic and author Andy Parsons.

24 July, 2019 in Comedy, Politics.

Double trouble in the land of Bojo and Trump

Richard Lutz feverishly peers into his crystal ball as the political world swirls around him.

17 July, 2019 in Brexit, Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Labour parks sale shock slammed by Tories

Claim that sell-off is needed to help cover up city’s finances.

16 July, 2019 in Council, Environment.

Tories slam council over lack of Perry Barr consultation

Council accused of refusal to listen concerns over flyover demolition.

12 July, 2019 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Council, Transport.

Model UN Conference comes to Birmingham

Students from across the country visit city sixth form for debate.

12 July, 2019 in Community, Education, Politics.

Birmingham MP announces mayoral bid manifesto

Liam Byrne launches radical women’s manifesto to tackle “pervasive inequality”.

12 July, 2019 in Community, Council, Elections.

Sir Howard: That Boris debate and what he said

Howard Elston, scourge of the right and opponent of the left, offers up verbatim excerpts of the BoJo show.

10 July, 2019 in Most recent, Politics, Satire.

Sir Howard: More amazing details of leaked Trump emails

Howie Elston, media doyen of Westminster, reveals more vitriolic cables that spit poison at the White House.

8 July, 2019 in Most recent, Politics, Satire.

Extinction rebellion to stage further Birmingham protest

Fashion industry the focal point of new action.

6 July, 2019 in Environment, Fashion, Politics, Retail.

Putin to May: Who the f**k are you

Sir Howard Elston (KMRIA), doyen of the Westminster lobby, on that all-important Russia/British sit down.

28 June, 2019 in Most recent, Politics, Satire.

Birmingham MP criticises Andy Street on environment

Mayor missing opportunity for West Midlands “to lead Green Industrial Revolution” – claim.

28 June, 2019 in Environment, Most recent, Politics.

“Less than 1%” increase in Birmingham schools funding admits minister

Edgbaston MP and local headteachers meet Schools Minister to discuss funding concerns.

26 June, 2019 in Education, Politics.

‘Scrap traffic tax’ call by Birmingham Tories

Council urged to explore different ways to reduce air pollution.

19 June, 2019 in Birmingham, Council, Environment, Local government, Transport.

This is rubbish

Richard Lutz is reduced to writing about garbage.

17 June, 2019 in Birmingham, Comment, Community, Council, Environment, Health, Most recent, Politics.

City MP to speak at Public Vote event

Jess Phillips MP calls for Labour to take a clearer line on Brexit.

11 June, 2019 in Brexit, Europe, Politics.

Primary school shelves plans to close early

City MP applauds reversal decision.

8 June, 2019 in Education, Politics.

Birmingham councillors call for action on climate change

Council to debate cross party motion to declare a climate emergency.

5 June, 2019 in Council, Environment, Politics.

Sir Howard: G’bye May, hello June

Sir Howard Elston’s runners and riders for the big job.

24 May, 2019 in Most recent, Politics.

Birmingham Conservatives congratulate Cofton Nurseries

Further call to enable city to improve air quality.

22 May, 2019 in Council, Environment, Politics, Transport.

City MP calls for homeless memorial

Liam Byrne backs calls for permanent memorial to those who died homeless.

21 May, 2019 in Community, Politics.

Birmingham Conservatives in ‘climate emergency’ bid

Motion to be put to full council calling for action on environment.

14 May, 2019 in Environment, Local government, Politics.

Birmingham MP calls for radical plans on climate change

West Midlands needs to lead Green Revolution creating jobs and cutting poverty – claim.

9 May, 2019 in Environment, Politics.

Judd and Donald Trump – are they related?

Sir Howard Elston takes on the world’s burning quandaries.

6 May, 2019 in Politics, Satire, Sport.

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