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'Criminal' flag-raising causing alarm and distress, court told

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'Criminal' flag-raising causing alarm and distress, court told

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United Kingdom@feddit.ukEnglish · 10 days ago

Raise the Colours' members in court for Birmingham injunction evidence

Birmingham City Council is seeking an injunction to stop the Raise The Colours group's activities.

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Ah. Didn’t realise you were messing with me. Fair play lmao

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