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WELL DONE TEAM The TRRC West Midlands Team was at Luncheon sale event organised by Unity Promotion on Saturday 30/08/2019. We sold sweet corns, burgers, kids drinks and crisps. The team worked tirelessly to make sure all our items are sold. We sold almost everything and the remaining unsold stuff was

TRRC Diaspora Engagement Mission Team will be coming to Birmingham on the 1st of September 2019. This will give The Gambians in the West Midlands golden opportunity to engage TTRC team in order to - Ask Questions - Give Suggestions - Support Reparations The Gambian Association, acting in collaboration with various associations and religious

THE WINNER Birmingham Football Tournament 2019 took place on 27th July 2019 at the Summerfield Park in Birmingham. Football teams came from different cities of the UK to participate in the tournament. It was a very successful tournament and to top it all. Birmingham team emerged as the winner after many

It is great to be excited but it is much more fantastic when you are unexpectedly surprised by the highest office in The United Kingdom. The Gambian Association have been contributing our little quotas in the community because we believe in making a difference in the community in which we

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un  "We belong to Allah and to Him we shall return." Gambian Association and all the Gambians in Birmingham are very sad and devastated to inform the general public about the sad departure of one of our own, Mr. Muhammad Camara commonly known as Baba Camara on

Since the tragic industrial accident that claimed the lives of 4 Gambians and 1 Senegalese on 07/07/2016. The Families of the deceased are still waiting for the final outcome the marathon investigation. The families do not only lost their loved ones but the breadwinners. This situation has a devasting impact

Once again we are very sad to remember the untimely departure of our loved ones through industrial accident at Hawkswood Metal Recycling Centre in Nechells. This was a tragic accident that claimed the lives of four Gambians, one Senegalese, one person sustained a broken leg and the other one was

As a charity organisation, the Gambian Association strives to contribute its optimum efforts in providing services to any organisation, local authorities, individuals or group of individuals across the local communities. The association does not discriminate in executing its responsibilities to the general public as long as our efforts lead to