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Blockade the Council House
Meet 11am Victoria Square - form groups block entrances.
Birmingham City Council shut down our public meeting - in response we are calling on a public blockade of the council house to shut down their budget meeting where the first wave of the £625m worth of cuts over six years will be voted through.
Strike action planned for Valentines Day
Following on from the national protest on the 26th January over the sacking of four maths lecturers from Halesowen College
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2013/01/506019.html Halesowen UCU have voted for strike action.
Birmingham Council House Balcony protest
On Monday February 4th 1:30pm a group of 20 Save Birmingham protesters entered the city’s Council House and occupied the Balcony that overlooks Victoria Square. The group took this action in protest over the £625m cuts the council are set to approve on the 26th February. The group had previously tried writing letters to each member of the council and after receiving no replies decided to escalate their tactics by occupying the Council House Balcony.Photos from yesterdays Birmingham Council House Occupation and Demonstration
Birmingham Council House Occupied
"We are up above Victoria Sq in the Council house – We are here because we have a message to communicate to the city. Follow on #SaveBirmingham"
EVF in Birmingham
Demo and picket in support of Dismissed Halesowen College Lecturers
Vale of Evesham Vegan Fair, Sat 23 March
Featuring lots of FREE food samples, 20 stalls, cookery demos, talks, vegan cafe and lots more...!
FREE admission - All welcome!
 http://www.veganmidlands.org.uk/events/evesham13.html
Save Birmingham March on the Council House Don't let them vote through the cuts
Rally February 4th 5pm at the Bullring: Albert Bore know the score, we won’t take it anymore!
Invite your friends, colleagues, community to all come out.
The government might say the cuts have already been decided but we say it's not too late. If they won't fight it in the chambers then we'll fight it on the ground in Birmingham.
Meet at the Waterstones by the Bullring at 5pm and march on the Council House where, at 6pm, the ruling Labour councillors are planning on voting for Albert Bore's recommended cuts to our jobs and services for the 2013 budget.
National demo for the Halesowen 4
                        
                        
                        
On Saturday 26th January over 200 people marched through the streets of Halesowen in solidarity with and to demand the reinstatement of four maths lectures who were fired by Halesowen College purely for their students results. However the real reason for the sackings might have more to do with the fact that all four lectures were active union members trying to improve the poor conditions they had to work in at the maths department. Video -
 http://vimeo.com/58370005
EVF are a bunch of dafties
EDL Outnumbered By Trees In Solihull - #edl @AntiFascistNetw
Three more Maths Lectures fired from Halesowen College
Following the two protests held earlier in the week over the sacking of David Muritu
 https://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/birmingham/2013/01/505316.html, a union activist and Maths Lecturer at Halesowen College, three more lecturers have been fired. All members of the Maths department, all active union members.
Three Kurdish Women activists were shot dead in Paris
Kurdish activists said the killings were carried out by forces in the Turkish state itself who wanted to derail the talks.
Boycott Duchy Originals
According to the campaign group Republic, the heir to the throne, Charles Prince of Wales pays zero corporation tax on his Duchy empire. Boycott Duchy Originals until he pays his fair share of tax.Brazil: the perfect freedom of expression?
It is controversial the relationship between freedom of expression and the degree of development of societies.
Many seek to justify the repressive character of the current regimes as a price that must be paid for achieving progress.
Throughout history, however, people fought and died for the right to speak, to question, to publish.
Inspector Stuart Bill of West Midlands Police wants to meet Brum's Critical Mass
The latest in the 'cops sniffing around Birmingham Critical Mass' saga
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2013/01/505274.html is that PC 2585 Dominic McGrath's boss wants to meet representatives from Brum's Critical Mass. Inspector Stuart Bill, or Stu Bill as he wants to be affectionately known as, has introduced himself on the Birmingham Cyclist Forum 
 http://www.birminghamcyclist.com/forum/topics/cycling-prohibited-in-birmingham-cathedral-churchyard?commentId=3004025%3AComment%3A89469
Justice for the Halesowen 4
PC 2858 Dominic McGrath harasses 'anti-social youth' and Brum's Critical Mass
 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/birmingham/2013/01/505262.html?c=on#comments Birmingham Critical Mass has met regularly in the grounds of the Cathedral for over 15 years, approximately 7 of which have been accompanied by a small soundsystem. West Midlands Police Sniffing Around Birmingham's Critical Mass
The mass last night with the 'punk as fuck' theme, as it gathered in the grounds of the Cathedral, was met by cops on bikes who distributed letters. The text of the letters is viewable on the Facebook group or if you have reservations about corporate social networking sites then you can read the letters here:
 http://www.birminghamcyclist.com/forum/topics/cycling-prohibited-in-birmingham-cathedral-churchyard?xg_source=activity