Birmingham Conservatives Demand Urgent Scrutiny of Labour Council’s Decision to Sell Prime Knowledge Quarter Site without a plan Thursday, 19 March, 2026 Birmingham’s Conservative councillors have today formally called in the Labour-run City Council’s controversial decision to sell prime development land at Fox Street in the heart of the Knowledge Quarter, warning that the move undermines the city’s long-term regeneration ambitions, ignores vital strategic opportunities and fails to deliver increased employment, Business Rates or Council Tax income... ArticlesLocal News
Rob Coleman launches petition to improve recycling in Ladywood 13th January 2016 Local Ladywood campaigner and prospective Conservative candidate, Rob Coleman, has launched an online petition calling on Birmingham City Council to overhaul... Local News
LABOUR ANNOUNCE HOUSE BUILDING ON BIRMINGHAM’S PARKS 12th January 2016 Birmingham’s Labour Council has announced a new policy to start building on parks in the city. Labour plan to take 8 acres EVERY YEAR from our city’s parks and... Local News
Park transformation 5th January 2016 The three Conservative Councillors for New Hall, Cllrs David Barrie, Ken Wood and Alex Yip have been teaming up with Jaguar Landrover (JLR) workers, local... Local News
HAPPY NEW YEAR 1st January 2016 We hope you have enjoyed the festive season and wish you a very Happy New Year! Your Birmingham Conservatives! Local News
Concerns raised over councils failure to hold vital counter-terror meetings. 10th December 2015 Conservative Councillor Ewan Mackey, Shadow Cabinet Member for Inclusion and Community Safety, and prospective Council candidate, Rob Coleman, have spoken of... Local News
Out on patrol with New Hall`s Councillors 7th December 2015 After being contacted by local residents concerned about Boy racers in the area, Cllr David Barrie & Cllr Ken Wood spend some time with the police investigating... Local News
OUT ON THE FRONT LINE DEALING WITH BOY RACERS 7th December 2015 “We had 600 boy racers parked here back in the summer – and when we attended they started throwing bricks and bottles at us” – Sergeant Neil Lloyd pointed at... Articles
Rob Coleman condemns plans to close local police station 2nd December 2015 Local Conservative campaigner and prospective council candidate, Rob Coleman, has publicly condemned the decision to close the Jewellery Quarter Police station... Local News
Stirchley Baths finally opens 26th November 2015 It has taken twenty years of campaigning by Nigel Dawkins and the local Conservative team but last night the front doors were opened for the first time in 27... Local News
Black History Month 2020 1st October 2020 Celebrating the impact of black people on global culture and society. National News
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak on the Winter Economy Plan 24th September 2020 The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak has today launched his Winter Economy Plan, our economic response to the Coronavirus pandemic for the coming winter... National News
Prime Minister’s Statement on Coronavirus in full 23rd September 2020 Read the Prime Minister’s Statement as delivered on new measures to tackle the Coronavirus, delivered on 22 September 2020. National News
Here’s the Government’s new measures to tackle coronavirus 23rd September 2020 We are introducing new restrictions in England, to suppress the disease, and minimise damage to lives and livelihoods. National News
"Out of touch": 10 things everyone should know about Labour after their Conference 23rd September 2020 Read about the top 10 things everyone should know about Labour after their 2020 Conference. National News
Amanda Milling: ‘The PM still has support of Red Wall despite locking down the North’ 19th September 2020 Amanda Milling, chairwoman of the Conservative party, is wincing at the memory of being a government whip at the height of last year’s parliamentary paralysis... National News
