Anti-cuts activists will be in Birmingham today, in protest at the Government's welfare changes.
UK Uncut said it will highlight the effect of the so-called bedroom tax, with protesters expected to take beds with them to the demonstrations.
Hundreds of people from an anti-cuts group are aiming to bring home the Government's welfare changes to what they describe as 'millionaire misery makers'.
UK Uncut is protesting in Birmingham today against the Government's so-called bedroom tax and housing benefits cap.
Protests will take place across cities in the Midlands against the government's "bedroom tax" which will affect thousands of households.
A Midlands council is drawing up a petition against the so-called "bedroom tax", saying it will hit more than 6000 of its tenants.