UNITE Wolverhampton Wm/6150 branch

31/05/2026

Tom Mohan, Unite wm6150 delegate to Wolverhampton TUC, first time speaking at the national trades union councils conference in Leeds, winning the amendment, after a close vote.

03/05/2026

Wolverhampton's Workers Day celebration, which our branch helped sponsor

28/04/2026

UNITE Wolverhampton Wm/6150 branch members took part in today's Workers' Memorial Day event in Wolverhampton. Remembering the dead, fighting for the living.

27/04/2026

UNITE's statement on today's development on settlement of UNITE's Birmingham Bin strike. The full details of the deal will remain confidential awaiting the detailed offer from the council and it will have to be voted on by the bin workers.

The Birmingham council statement today by leader John Cotton - in relation to an improved offer based on the “ballpark” deal agreed at the conciliation service Acas and blocked by government commissioners – is a vindication of the bin workers’ struggle for a decent deal following their job e...

26/04/2026

Workers Memorial Day Tuesday 28 April 12-30pm St Peter Sq Wolverhampton with unveiling of new memorial to the workers of Wolverhampton and Bilston who have been killed, disabled, injured or made unwell by their work.

01/04/2026

time to vote and send in your postal ballot papers for the UNITE National Executive election

29/03/2026

21/03/2026

On March 28th, thousands of trade unionists from across the country will be travelling to London to take part in the Together Alliance march and rally.
Details of local coaches here local transport details here https://www.togetheralliance.org.uk/transport
The event is being backed by Unite West Midlands and our members can claim back the cost of coach travel by emailing receipts to [email protected]
This important event is about sending a strong message to those who currently seek to divide us that we are united in our workplaces and our communities.

11/03/2026

Breaking news: Unite votes to cut Labour affiliation fee by over half a million pounds

Unite has made it clear that the actions of Labour against the Birmingham bin workers will not continue to be tolerated.

As well as an escalation of the strike in Birmingham, Unite has voted to cut its Labour affiliation by £580,000 - a cut of two fifths. This move is unprecedented and shows the anger of Unite members.

Labour’s incompetent behaviour in Birmingham has come on the back of a failed economic strategy, that has left our industrial base fighting for its life. Oil and gas workers facing decimation, buy British defence promises broken, the public sector undervalued and the elderly and disabled under attack.

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “Stop taking workers for granted, spine up, do your job and be real Labour.”

Read the full details here:

Unite has made it clear that the actions of Labour against the Birmingham bin workers will not continue to be tolerated.

07/02/2026

UNITE Wolverhampton Wm/6150 branch members gave out several hundred leaflets this morning to shoppers and Wolves fans, asking them to join a trade union. We were joined by other Unite colleagues, along with Unison and CWU members and the local MP who was from GMB at the annual Wolverhampton TUC ♥️ Unions week. We found that many were already union members😁.