But right now, it’s not working for everyone.
Services are stretched. Streets are neglected. Council structures are outdated. Too many decisions are made without residents.
This movement is about putting people first, delivering cleaner streets, safer communities, accountable leadership and investment that benefits Birmingham residents.
Better Birmingham is an independent reform movement focused on delivering practical solutions for the people of our city.
We believe local government should work for residents, not bureaucracy, political games or outdated systems. Too many communities across Birmingham feel ignored while services decline and decisions are made without local voices being heard.
Our movement is built on transparency, accountability and community-first leadership. We want a council that listens to residents, invests fairly in neighbourhoods and delivers visible improvements people can actually feel in their daily lives.
Better Birmingham is about restoring pride in our city through cleaner streets, safer communities, stronger public services and modern leadership that puts Birmingham residents first.
We are not driven by ideology. We are driven by outcomes, fairness and a belief that Birmingham deserves better.
Representing communities across Birmingham.
harris.khaliq@birmingham.gov.uk
nosheen.khalid@birmingham.gov.uk
taj.uddin@birmingham.gov.uk
Join a growing movement focused on practical reform, cleaner streets, stronger communities and accountable leadership.
We want a serious and transparent review of the West Midlands Pension Fund to establish whether substantial surplus reserves exist beyond operational requirements.
Questions need answering:
The public deserves transparency and accountability over how money is managed.
We want a serious and transparent review of the West Midlands Pension Fund to establish whether substantial surplus reserves exist beyond operational requirements.
Questions need answering:
The public deserves transparency and accountability over how money is managed.
We want a serious and transparent review of the West Midlands Pension Fund to establish whether substantial surplus reserves exist beyond operational requirements.
Questions need answering:
The public deserves transparency and accountability over how money is managed.