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
Read MoreBlack History in Birmingham deserves to be celebrated alongside all People’s Heritage, and we at People’s Heritage Co-operative are working
Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce that we have been awarded £36,100 by the Heritage Lottery Fund to explore the impact of WW1 and the extension of the franchise on Birmingham’s politics.
Read MoreSince September, I’ve been working with People’s Heritage Co-op for my placement on the Professional Skills module on my history
Read MoreWithin the People’s Heritage Co-operative we are passionate about delivering exciting, creative and enlightening heritage projects to make history come
Read MoreAs part of The People’s Heritage Co-operative’s HLF funded project, ‘Untold Stories: Birmingham’s Wounded Soldiers from WW1’, Year 8 pupils
Read MoreSo here I’m sat at my desk, looking through scores of photos and hours of footage, wondering how I’m going
Read MoreGreat Hall, University of Birmingham In late 1914 plans were made to establish auxiliary hospitals in large private houses across
Read MoreBirmingham munitions workers, WW1 We’re excited to announce a project by a new group that involves members of the PHC,
Read MoreGeoPhysics survey by StrataScan prior to path realignment I’ve recently become involved in an HLF funded heritage project at St
Read MoreStirchley 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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