Restore Birmingham South

@RestoreBrumS

Restore Britain branch for Edgbaston & Selly Oak.

Birmingham

Joined August 2026

106 Following

439 Followers

128 Posts

Pinned Tweet

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

about 2 months ago

Patriots, the Birmingham South Page is up and running, follow for updates and local activity: https://t.co/Y21ATmUXFE

117

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

about 4 hours ago

@RupertLowe10 Well done Don 👍

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

1 day ago

Includes out own Birmingham Selly Oak, great news we have to keep going!

Restore Britain

@RestoreBritain

1 day ago

The 180 seats where Restore Britain is polling 10%+. Great Yarmouth Easington Blyth and Ashington Ashfield Rawmarsh and Conisbrough Hull East Barnsley South Durham North Basildon and Billericay Wolverhampton South East Blackpool South Rotherham Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley Normanton and Hemsworth Stoke-on-Trent Central Barnsley North Havant Bradford South Washington and Gateshead South Hornchurch and Upminster Bolton South and Walkden Houghton and Sunderland South Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North Birmingham Erdington Middlesbrough and Thornaby East Ashton-under-Lyne Bridgwater Walsall and Bloxwich Blaydon and Consett Derby South Leigh and Atherton Heywood and Middleton North Jarrow and Gateshead East Boston and Skegness Daventry Suffolk West Doncaster North Wyre Forest Bishop Auckland Dagenham and Rainham Tipton and Wednesbury South Holland and The Deepings Cambridgeshire North East Wigan Nottingham North and Kimberley Stalybridge and Hyde Halifax Bridlington and the Wolds Isle of Wight East South Shields Doncaster Central Bognor Regis and Littlehampton Faversham and Mid Kent Blackley and Middleton South Castle Point Dewsbury and Batley Sunderland Central Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes Wrekin, The Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton Coventry East Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor Hull North and Cottingham Warrington North Hull West and Haltemprice Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme St Helens North Smethwick Wakefield and Rothwell Wiltshire South West Suffolk Central and North Ipswich Rochdale Northampton North Leeds East Basildon South and East Thurrock Worsley and Eccles Louth and Horncastle Brigg and Immingham Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West St Helens South and Whiston Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Broxbourne Shropshire South Harwich and North Essex Aldridge-Brownhills Preston Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend Braintree Blackburn Thurrock Gateshead Central and Whickham Hereford and South Herefordshire Bradford East Oldham East and Saddleworth Cramlington and Killingworth Camborne and Redruth Warwickshire North and Bedworth Stoke-on-Trent North Suffolk South Tamworth Barking Staffordshire Moorlands Norfolk North West Durham, City of Telford Romford Rayleigh and Wickford Widnes and Halewood Hartlepool Norfolk Mid Melton and Syston Leeds West and Pudsey Harlow Knowsley Clacton Southampton Test Herne Bay and Sandwich Nottingham South Birmingham Yardley Maldon Wythenshawe and Sale East Northamptonshire South Burton and Uttoxeter Luton South and South Bedfordshire Torridge and Tavistock Amber Valley Sussex Weald Salford Grantham and Bourne Sleaford and North Hykeham Bedfordshire Mid Broadland and Fakenham Bromsgrove Witham Bolsover Stockton North Fylde Wellingborough and Rushden Devon South West Beverley and Holderness Gravesham West Bromwich Redditch Portsmouth South Huddersfield Old Bexley and Sidcup Makerfield Birmingham Selly Oak Bexhill and Battle Redcar Kingswinford and South Staffordshire Brentwood and Ongar Dartford Ellesmere Port and Bromborough Liverpool Walton Norfolk South West Peterborough Gosport Bristol South Wiltshire East Stockport Droitwich and Evesham Leeds South Stoke-on-Trent South Leicestershire Mid Stourbridge Luton North Meriden and Solihull East Birkenhead Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough Wallasey Birmingham Northfield Leicestershire South Portsmouth North Gainsborough Cambridgeshire North West Folkestone and Hythe Weald of Kent Swindon North Burnley

256

661

134

155K

273

RestoreBrumS retweeted

Rupert Lowe MP

@RupertLowe10

1 day ago

A huge MRP poll just out - Restore Britain on a record 8%. 10%+ in 180 seats. Absolutely astonishing. We are now reaching serious levels of support, and it is going to keep growing and growing. We are going to take our country back.

825

18K

162

290K

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

1 day ago

We should just end the licence fee and let people choose.

Politics UK

@PolitlcsUK

1 day ago

🚨 NEW: The Government is planning to extend the licence fee to online platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon

393

839

138

RestoreBrumS retweeted

Restore Britain

@RestoreBritain

2 days ago

Scottish poll just out - Restore Britain beating the Greens in Scotland already. Glorious.

13K

868

86K

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

2 days ago

"Restore national energy independence" Restore Britain.

Daily Mail

@DailyMail

3 days ago

Britain is dependent on China to meet green targets, new report warns amid fears of forced labour and security risks in solar panels and wind turbines https://t.co/9ALbYmbtIj

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

3 days ago

Awful news for Birmingham, the city deserves better after the bin strikes!

RestoreBrumS retweeted

Restore Britain

@RestoreBritain

3 days ago

Up three.

200

29K

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

3 days ago

@RestoreBritain Rapid growth from a lot of enthusiasm and hard work!

428

RestoreBrumS retweeted

Rupert Lowe MP

@RupertLowe10

4 days ago

Packed Restore Britain meetings happening every day all over our country. I love it. Patriots standing up for what they believe in. Proper politics. This is a real team effort.

214

11K

102K

RestoreBrumS retweeted

Rupert Lowe MP

@RupertLowe10

4 days ago

Restore Britain’s approach to SEND - ensuring the right support, for the right child, in the right environment. We propose a fundamental overhaul of SEND provision. The current system is simply not working for British families. Our basic principle is as follows. Not every child learns in the same way, and certainly not every difference needs a diagnosis. Importantly - not every child can thrive in a traditional classroom environment. How a Restore Britain Government will fix it... Diagnosis. We will ensure children with genuine additional needs receive timely assessments and appropriate support. Don’t leave children to struggle for years in the classroom, it’s not fair on the child, the family, other pupils and staff. It disrupts everyone. Crucially, we will tackle over-diagnosis and misdiagnosis. Restore Britain will commission an independent review of diagnostic pathways, assessment standards and the evidence surrounding overdiagnosis, underdiagnosis and inconsistent practice. We are very, very clear - not every difference is a disorder. Medicalisation is an absolute last resort. Ordinary differences in personality and behaviour should not automatically be treated as medical conditions. Assessments must be thorough, evidence-based and consider a child's wider circumstances. There must be more rigorous diagnostic standards. Ensure assessments are conducted by appropriately qualified professionals using consistent, clinically recognised criteria. Children should receive appropriate assistance based on their individual needs, without being forced to obtain a medical diagnosis simply to access help. That is forcing children through a diagnostic system unnecessarily just so they can get support. It’s wrong. Different children have different ways of learning. Restore Britain will recognise those different learning styles and environments. Some children thrive academically, others through practical, technical, creative or hands-on learning. Schools will offer varied teaching approaches based on what helps pupils make progress. Struggling with maths is not a medical disorder requiring medication. For me this is hugely important - we will massively expand vocational and technical education. We will provide greater access to workshops, engineering, construction, agriculture, mechanics, computing and other practical subjects. All at a younger age. That means giving schools proper funding to invest in these facilities. Children getting frustrated because they struggle in a classroom will be given the opportunity to do what they are good at, and what they enjoy. Restore Britain will develop supported and funded apprenticeship pathways, meaningful work experience and real partnerships with local employers for young people with additional needs. Through my companies, we have developed thousands of apprentices - for young people, this is exactly what they need. Not nonsense degrees, but genuine skills. I've seen the good this can do. We will avoid a ‘one-size-fits-all system’. Ensure children are not unnecessarily confined to unsuitable teaching environments or shoved towards an academic journey which does not suit their skills. That has been a total nightmare for millions of children. Separately, outdoor education, sport and physical activity is vital. Let’s put physical activity back at the heart of education. Expand access to proper daily movement, PE, sport and structured outdoor activities, adapted to individual abilities and needs. We will increase outdoor learning. Encourage practical activities involving nature, gardening, farming and more to connect children with the outdoors. Let’s ensure children have opportunities for exercise and competitive sport. That means improving access to school sports, swimming, athletics and more. A Restore Britain Government will end the EHCP postcode lottery - there must be consistent national standards and timely delivery of legally required support. It should not depend on where you live. It’s simply unfair and unreasonable. We will expand specialist provision so it’s there for those who genuinely need it. Invest in specialist schools and units within mainstream schools, and properly trained support staff. British children who need the support must have access to it - improve SEND training, classroom resources and access to specialist advice, without expecting teachers to manage complex situations without adequate support. That is not fair on the teachers, and the whole classroom struggles. We will put parents in control through simplifying appeals, improving transparency and ensuring families are meaningfully involved in every decision about their children's education. But parents must also take responsibility. This matters. - Ensuring regular school attendance wherever reasonably possible. - Establishing sensible routines around sleep, nutrition, exercise and screen time. - Supporting appropriate standards of behaviour, discipline and respect at home. - Encouraging reading, learning, outdoor activities, sport and practical skills beyond the classroom. - Engaging constructively with the school. Central to everything - we must prepare children for adulthood and work. As discussed, we must create genuine routes into employment - expand supported internships, apprenticeships, vocational qualifications and employer partnerships. Where appropriate, teach practical skills such as cooking, budgeting, travel, communication and managing everyday responsibilities. A Restore Britain Government will help parents prepare their children for working life. But we will stop treating every childhood difference as a disorder, whilst ensuring that British children with genuine disabilities and additional needs receive the specialist help they deserve. More practical education. More apprenticeships. More opportunities to develop real skills. In short - better and more tailored help for those children who genuinely need it. That’s what Restore Britain will deliver.

264

856

253

164K

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

5 days ago

Costs at QE Edgbaston, but I imagine others could well be higher. https://t.co/LmIZ4hSav4

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

5 days ago

Restore Britain would reduce friction for hospital staff and patients who need help.

173

Restore Birmingham South @RestoreBrumS

7 days ago

@PaulArmitage15 Fair point, I've known people give up businesses due to the high costs not making it worth the effort. I hope that if you lowered energy costs etc and made work pay more people would take the risk.