Two men in hospital after shootings in Lozells and Handsworth Wood

Left: This picture was taken after a shooting on Nursery Road, Lozells in 2008. Here










Left:Raleigh Close, Handsworth shooting in 2008. Here










Two more shootings in multicultural areas of Birmingham. It is a well known fact that in Birmingham there are certain areas which are unsafe. You simply do not go there after dark, especially if you are white!

It is tragic that certain areas of Birmingham have become third world ghettos.

What is even more sad is the third world immigrants are spreading out, thanks to the council giving them housing in the few white areas left in Birmingham.

Places such as Northfield, Frankly, and Kings Norton are currently majority white.

It is no coincidence therefore that these areas have ZERO gun crime. Petty crime does go on but it is safe to walk the streets at night.

This situation is not forecast to be the case in 10 - 15 years however, as the few remaining areas in the South of the city are incrementally colonized by Africans, second/third generation Jamaicans, Pakistanis, and Bangladeshis.

Vote BNP to ensure a voice for the British people who are being displaced in their own cities.

The Birmingham Mail omits the race of the wanted gun men.

The Birmingham Mail reports Two men were in hospital this morning after being shot in separate incidents less than two miles apart in Birmingham.

A 20-year-old man was blasted in the stomach after a gunman opened fire outside Tennessee Fried Chicken on Villa Road in Lozells at 11pm on Thursday night.

Just six minutes later, a 32-year-old was shot in the groin at Bramley Drive, Handsworth Wood.

Both men were said to be in a stable condition in hospital where they are being treated for their injuries.

Police said it was not yet clear whether the two shootings were linked.

The incident comes less than a fortnight after four people were shot at an urban music event being held at Digbeth’s Custard Factory complex.

And residents reported hearing six shots in Estone Walk, Aston, on Monday night.

An area was sealed off on Villa Road at the junction with Hamstead Road while a forensic examination took place.

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Left: A vision of the future for areas like Lozells and Handsworth from a goverment funded 'initiative'.
Urban Living Lozells and Handsworth