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Suffragettes at Kings Norton
NewsTransport
16 October, 2026 Peoples Heritage

Time travelling on the Camp Hill Line 

September saw a cast of characters from the previous century hop back on the Camp Hill Train Line to share

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Joan Armatrading in Dublin 1978
NewsReportShades of BlackWoodcraft Folk
8 October, 2026 Peoples Heritage

Shining a Light on Birmingham’s Black History

Black History in Birmingham deserves to be celebrated alongside all People’s Heritage, and we at People’s Heritage Co-operative are working

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Amplify Town Hall Exhibition board
NewsShades of BlackWindrush
26 June, 2026 Peoples Heritage

Fascists never go away, Bab

‘If I were fifty years younger I’d be there’ An older protester says pointing to a dozen younger compatriots running

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Number 11 Bus
NewsTransport
10 June, 2026 Peoples Heritage

Share Your Number 11 Bus Stories

As part of Healing Arts Week, No.11 Arts is celebrating 100 years of Birmingham’s iconic Number 11 bus route through

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Team PHC in hte library
LibrariesNews
16 May, 2026 Peoples Heritage

Belonging to Birmingham. A Book Mark in our Library History

There is something special about the final stages of a community heritage project. It’s been a privilege working closely on

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Shakespeare Memorial Library
Hear HereLibrariesNews
23 April, 2026 Peoples Heritage

Oak Room in a Silver City: Shakespeare in Birmingham

The Library of Birmingham holds the first and the largest Shakespeare collection in any public library in the world, created

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Sun rising on Swanshurst Park
Archive TestbedLibrariesNewsPaganel School
24 January, 2026 Marcus Belben

2025 What a year!

As the sun sets on 2025, International Year of Co-operatives, it’s the perfect time to look back at what we’ve

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NewsRecords at Risk
18 January, 2026 Marcus Belben

A new chapter for Friction Archives

Friction Arts have always created socially engaged work that makes a real difference. Whether it’s in the local neighborhood or

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Book Marks team photo at Stirchley Library
News
2 January, 2026 Marcus Belben

Save the Date PHC AGM 6th Feb 6pm Old Mo

Please come along to our Annual General Meeting, Friday 6th February 2026 6-7pm at the Old Moseley Arms, B12 9QU. If

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Shadow puppetry at 'Light into Night' event
LibrariesNewsWindrush
9 September, 2025 Marcus Belben

Finding our Space for Community at the Edge

In the last year it’s been interesting times in Birmingham and the spotlight has been on spaces for community. We’ve

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