Other Local Campaigns

Fewer than a quarter of West Midlands local authority areas have affordable house prices for local people, according to new analysis published by the TUC. (2-9-14)

Write for Rights event now on 7-30pm Sunday December 17th 2017, United Reform Church, Lea Road WV3 0LW

until Saturday  12 April 2014 @ Grand Theatre Wolverhampton.  To coincide with the 30th anniversary of the Miners’ Strike of 1984, the Touring Consortium presents a new production of BRASSED OFF.

Saturday 25 September @ 12noon Victoria Square, Birmingham Join fellow trade unionists and march at Birmingham Pride together in the TUC block.

2pm – 3.30pm Saturday 23rd February Victoria Square Birmingham City Centre B1 1BB

Make Starbucks and the rest of them pay their taxes – Stop the Cuts meet 11am Saturday 8 December Dudley St, Wolverhampton

Saturday 9 February 2019 LGBT History – Presentation – A history of trade union support for LGBT+ rights with Quinn Roache. The Hive, 5 Belmont SY1 1TE      Free entry at 11-15am […]

The Midlands TUC Women’s Committee are holding an event on Saturday 10 November in Walsall

On 15 November there will be the first elections for a new West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner.  There are two public meetings coming up at which you can find […]

 Birmingham ends 18 Oct

The TUC (not wolves Trade Union Council) will be running free Community Activist training on Saturday 21st July   from 9.30 – 4pm in Wolverhampton

Lighthouse cinema event 27th March

United Against Injustice will hold its 10th annual meeting  Saturday 8 October 2011 – Birmingham Paddy  Hill, of the Birmingham 6,  to speak

FRIDAY 6th MAY 2011 NEWHAMPTON ARTS CENTRE Dunkley Road,  Wolverhampton WV1 4AN, a documentary by OLVER STONE   followed by Q& A SESSION with Francisco Dominguez, Venezuela Solidarity Campaign   […]

Ten Years of Progress – No to US Intervention! Thursday 3rd December 7pm. UNISON Regional Centre, 24 Livery Street, Birmingham, B3 2PA Eglé Sanchez Elias Rodriguez Francisco Dominguez   In celebration […]

In Iran, Zahrieh and Alireza were both political activists. Alireza had been imprisoned and tortured for his trade union activities. On being conditionally released, Alireza received death threats from his […]