The people of Birmingham took to the streets today (Saturday 6th November) to gather in support of climate justice.

Thousands of people – including Councillor for Northfield, Olly Armstrong – marched from Millennium Point in the city centre to demand more action on the climate crisis.

Local activist Danielle Parker said: “We’ve started a movement and we’re marching for a fair and just response to climate change for all. This is just the beginning of a conversation open to everyone that we hope will lead to system-changing action.”

There were several groups at the rally including biodiversity activists, faith groups, trade Unions & Workers, Youth & Students, Extinction Rebellion, political parties, families, Anti-racism, Food & Land Justice, Housing, Disability rights groups, and more

Whilst COP26 is taking place in Glasgow, there are 100s of climate change demonstrations planned across the UK and globally, in countries including France, Australia, Turkey, Brazil and Canada.

Activists, including Greta Thunberg, have addressed crowds in Glasgow.

For more information on campaigns and how you can help, see www.globaljustice.org.uk / www.cop26coalition.org


BVoices is committed in supporting communities across south west Birmingham and surrounding by keeping them informed and engaged. Please see the following:
• Community Chat for south west Birmingham • Coronavirus support
• Community Classroom – Resources for parents & carers
• Community Together • Mental Health & Wellbeing through COVID-19
• Community Kindness • Positive acts during the COVID-19 outbreak
• SW Brum Camera Club – for the love of the lens – Photography Birmingham
• SWBrum Jobs Page
• Community Recycle Repurpose & Reuse – SW Birmingham & Surrounding

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