Speeches & Engagements

Dr Nagu met with Professor Victoria Tzortziou Brown, President of the Royal College of General Practitioners, to lobby directly for greater GP access and shorter waiting times for patients. Representing Birmingham GPs, he made the case for structural investment in primary care to ensure that residents across Quinton and Birmingham can see their doctor without unnecessary delay.

Dr Nagu spoke at the Indian Councillors Meet hosted by the Consulate General of India in Birmingham, calling for greater investment, opportunities, and jobs for residents of Quinton and the wider Birmingham area. He highlighted the potential for stronger community-led partnerships to drive economic growth and social prosperity.

Launched the Healthy Quinton Project, setting out the vision for free, regular community health events in Quinton — bringing NHS support, lifestyle advice, and wellbeing resources directly to residents.

Regular participation in full council debates and committee sessions, raising issues specific to Quinton Ward — including road safety, housing, local business support, and social care.

Regular public meetings and community sessions where Dr Nagu speaks directly with residents, listens to casework, and explains local council decisions affecting Quinton.