20 February 2025
Welcome to
Midlands Region
About Midlands Region
About this Region
Midlands region is one of seven GMB regions that make up the national organisation with over half a million general members employed in workplaces and organisations across the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
If you need to contact the GMB about a workplace issue please contact your workplace representative or GMB Officer in the first instance who will usually be in a better position to give specific workplace advice and assistance. If you do not have contact details for your GMB representative or officer please contact one of our regional offices at the details below. You will then be referred to the appropriate workplace representative, branch official or full time officer who will respond as soon as possible.
For any membership enquiries, please contact midland.membership@gmb.org.uk
542 Woodborough Rd, Mapperley, Nottingham NG3 5FJ
Contact usOpen Hours
Monday - Friday
9AM - 4.30PM (Open)
Call Us
0330 165 5585
midland.membership@gmb.org.uk
Latest News
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