Following the Prime Minister's recent statement in Parliament to the effect that asylum claims from anyone coming from Albania will…
Birmingham Progressive Synagogue has shared eight refugee stories for the eight nights of Chanukah. They would love you to use…
City of Sanctuary UK has joined with JCWI and Migrants Organise to to release a statement calling for solidarity with…
We were all very thrilled to hear that Benjamin Zephaniah had taken time out of his busy schedule to make…
At a special ceremony at BCU's City Campus on 2nd November, the Vice-Chancellor signed the City of Sanctuary charter to…
St Peter's RC Primary School in Bartley Green received the School of Sanctuary Award in early 2022 and shows real…
On the website "Reasons to be Cheerful", you can read about various Schools of Sanctuary across the country, including our…
Celebrating Sanctuary Birmingham is working with two local artists to run a series of art workshops around the theme “We…
In Birmingham, we are privileged to work with Stories of Hope and Home, a group of asylum-seekers and refugees who…
More than 200 primary school children from Schools of Sanctuary across Birmingham took part in an exhibition called 'The Sea…
We're thrilled to hear that Aston University is committed to becoming a University of Sanctuary!
Join us for exciting events during Refugee Week! Read about it here.
With the shocking news that the government is now detaining those it is intending to send to Rwanda, Care4Calais is working hard to challenge these plans in the court.
We know that those fleeing the war in Ukraine must be helped.
Following the passing of the Nationality and Borders Bill in Parliament, Birmingham City of Sanctuary and Birmingham Schools of Sanctuary…
The Home Office has announced that it will abandon Channel pushbacks in the face of legal challenges from the PCS Union, Care4Calais, Channel Rescue and Freedom from Torture, with the support of the Good Law Project.
We would like to share this message from the Refugee Council:
In this short film from the Refugee Council, we are reminded of the government's intentions in the Nationality and Borders Bill. After further discussion in the Lords, the Bill will return to the Commons. Please contact your MP and ask them to vote for the crucial amendments which we hope…