The Saltley Gate Peace Group (SGPG) is an inner city interfaith organisation based in Birmingham, England.
The SGPG has since become more community based, working with various authorities to ensure a better quality of public service for residents in the more deprived areas of Birmingham.
In 2005, the SGPG also called on the West Midlands Police to ban the flying of Pakistani flags in the city during the festival of Eid to prevent racial tensions.
The SGPG was founded by Methodist minister Simon Topping and community activist Adam Yosef in 2003.
It is currently based at the Saltley Methodist Church in the West Midlands and supported by Reverend Chris Shannahan, founder of youth programme Yeast in the City.