Still Going Swimmingly!
Stirchley Baths ceremonial plaque 1910.Image: stirchleybaths.org Begun in 1910 and opened in mid 1911, Stirchley swimming baths (on Bournville Lane)
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At Home with Vanley Burke
At Home with Vanley Burke at the Ikon (until 27 September) is unlike most exhibitions in that it presents the
Read MoreBirmingham’s Hidden Spaces
Curzon Street Station. Image by Birmingham Post / Birmingham’s Hidden Spaces Do you look up at the historic architecture found
Read MoreFight for the Right!
In 2012-13 I worked on an exciting project called Fight for the Right: the Birmingham Suffragettes. Funded by the Heritage
Read MoreWide Eyed with Archives
Every time I wander through an archive store I get the same thrill from what is around me – a
Read MoreStrangers on a Train at Chasewater
The Lichfield Festival has a fantastic track record of doing some really exciting intergenerational heritage projects in interesting places as
Read MoreCulture on your doorstep – Billesley common
Billesley Common 1st edition Ordinance Survey 1831This work is based on data provided through www.VisionofBritain.org.uk and uses historical material which is
Read MoreMeeting the heritage people
The first HeritageMeet was well attended (16 people), filling the back room of Kitchen Garden Cafe, who kindly let us
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Join us at HeritageMeet Tuesday evening at the back of Fletcher’s Bar, Kings Heath, for an informal drop in –
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The rally was against the cuts being proposed to the libraries of Birmingham on National Libraries Day 7th Feb 2015,
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