Brummies United Against Racism and Hate Crime
16/06/2026
Looking for a safe, inclusive spot to watch England v Croatia in tomorrow?
Our Football For Everyone scheme has you covered!
Join us at The Flapper from 8:30pm to catch the game, and pick up some Brummies United Against Racism merch in the process.
15/06/2026
Between 2016 and 2026, Raise the Colours figures have been linked to a Spanish fraud investigation, a French entry ban over destructive anti-migrant activity, and multiple UK police interventions and arrests in Oxford, Brighton and London.
West Midlands Police have attended multiple incidents involving Raise the Colours-related tensions, flag disputes, protests, racially aggravated harassment, and plain assault. WMP have been provided with evidence and numerous first hand accounts relating to these incidents.
As of June 2026, there have been no confirmed arrests or charges issued by West Midlands Police in Birmingham attributed to Raise the Colours activity.
As Ryan Bridges said plainly, stood outside a hotel housing refugees; “West Midlands Police are backing us.”
Sign the petition: https://c.org/8tg9sj8fVD
Make a formal complaint to West Midlands Police: www.westmidlands.police.uk/fo/feedback/complaints/complaints/
The West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner is Simon Foster.
West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner.
West Midlands Police - enforcing the law, or enabling flaggers? You decide.
Sign the petition to end flagging: https://c.org/rrMFzwnhj6
Protection from Harrassment Act 1997: protects residents and staff from threats and intimidation.
Public Sector Equality Duty: Public bodies (inc the police) must actively assess and consider the impact of their decisions on equality and community cohesion.
Highways Act 1980 Sc 132: It is an offence to attach signs and flags to Highway Structures.
Highway Act 1980 Sc 137: It is an offence to obstruct the free passage of the Highway.
10/06/2026
Why does collective blame and punishment ONLY apply to ethnic minorities and immigrants? How long until this is happening in all of our cities and towns?
Football should be for everyone. So with the fast approaching, we’ve teamed up with venues , and / to bring you the footie without the “culture” that often comes with it.
Join us on match days to watch the beautiful game in a safe and welcoming space. The first game kicks off on 17th June ⚽️
Come on England! 🦁
05/06/2026
Nigel hopes everyone just forgets his £5 million “gift” to keep British people rioting in the streets - while he takes off in a private jet. All the while, he’s capitalising on the murder of a young boy whose grieving father pleaded for peace, not division.
Just another day in the life of .
When a grieving family asked for peace and unity and for their son’s horrific murder to not be weaponised, far-right figures answered by inciting violent riots and scapegoating. There is a difference between demanding justice and exploiting tragedy.
02/06/2026
We’re proud to launch ‘Football for Everyone’ ⚽️
Birmingham venues The Flapper, Brig Café, and Glee Club are teaming up with Brummies United Against Racism for upcoming screenings.
We believe pride and diversity are not opposites. Inclusive and anti-racist values can be part of football culture and expressions of national pride.
Participating venues will display a shared Match Day Code of Conduct promoting respect, inclusion, and zero tolerance for discriminatory behaviour on match days.
belongs to everyone.
01/06/2026
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27/05/2026
Happy Eid to everyone celebrating from all of us at Brummies United Against Racism 🌙
Birmingham is at its best when we stand together in solidarity, friendship, and respect for one another.