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Birmingham is now regarded as the basket-case of Europe with more than 300 sites of historical interest and other landmarks are being assessed for their disposal potential.

EXCLUSIVE: The leader of bankrupt Birmingham city council who took a trip to New York to celebrate his 50th birthday while the city falls into disarray wont return from his trip until next Monday.

Birmingham employs 21 council officials on annual salaries of more than £100,000 who no doubt enjoyed the Pride flag waving at the Commonwealth Games.

Birmingham City Council spent millions on a botched IT system and spent another £184 million on its costly bid to stage the Commonwealth Games

Its been over 15 years since an anti-discrimination law was first proposed in Korea, and the National Assembly has still been unable to do anything about it while the countrys most socially marginalized communities continue to suffer.

Michael Gove is spearheading new ‘street votes’ law to give residents greater say on housing developments and other proposed changes

The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, which was in the Queens Speech, will enshrine a name change vote in law. 45 streets and statues are in the process of being cancelled in London.

Changing street names will no longer be possible without first holding small-scale referenda under government plans to stop local heritage being wiped out by woke campaign groups.

Roads to be named after Victoria Cross heroes in latest Tory plan for war on woke Birmingham City Council was accused of ‘virtue signalling’ after it gave streets names including Diversity Grove and Equality Road 23 January 2021 • 9:00pm Street names unveiled by Birmingham City Council Credit: Birmingahm City Council/ New roads could be named after military and civilian heroes under plans backed by two Cabinet ministers in the latest salvo of the Conservatives war on woke. Oliver Dowden, ...

This article is more than 3 months old There’s a reason Liz Truss chose to blame society’s ills on ‘identity politics’ in her speech this week Liz Truss, minister for women and equalities. Photograph: STAFF/Reuters Liz Truss, minister for women and equalities. Photograph: STAFF/Reuters Fri 18 Dec 2020 12.15 EST Last modified on Fri 18 Dec 2020 18.58 EST Spare a moment for Liz Truss, minister for women and equalities, whose literacy and numeracy skills were apparently damaged by being ed...