The Birmingham's St Patrick's Day Parade returned last year after a four-year absence but won't take place in 2025
Birmingham's St Patrick's Day Parade has been put on hold until further notice, with organisers saying the 'decision has not been made lightly'.
However, the parade's postponement was announced on Friday, February 14, with organisers stating they were 'not prepared to compromise' on the safety of participants. "Year after year, thousands of you have joined us, rain or shine, to show your support and share in the joy of this cherished tradition. For that, we are immensely grateful. However, safety is paramount, and as organisers, we are not prepared to compromise on this fundamental principle.
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