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Birmingham reaffirms commitment to being a City of Sanctuary during Refugee Week 2026

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Birmingham City Council marks Refugee Week by reaffirming its commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive City of Sanctuary, as it launches its renewed City of Sanctuary Strategy and Action Plan.
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Birmingham reaffirms commitment to being a City of Sanctuary during Refugee Week 2026

Birmingham City Council marks Refugee Week by reaffirming its commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive City of Sanctuary, as it launches its renewed City of Sanctuary Strategy and Action Plan.

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birmingham.gov.uk broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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