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Studio apartment to rent
Original web page at Studio apartment to rent Belvoir! Birmingham bring to the market a stunning STUDIO apartment within "THE OLD BISCUIT FACTORY" which was recently converted in residential units. Full of Character and located next to St Pauls Square. Furnished. The apartment comprises of a large open plan lounge/bedroom, a fitted kitchen and shower…
Read MoreTHIS is where David Beckham stayed during his trip to Birmingham
Original web page at THIS is where David Beckham stayed during his trip to Birmingham Video loading David Beckham set tongues wagging across Birmingham earlier this week by appearing at the Bullring. The iconic footballer, who retired from the sport back in 2013, was spotted at Browns, overlooking St. Martin’s Square, on Tuesday. The ex-Manchester…
Read MoreCo-Working * Vyse Street – Jewellery Quarter – B18 * Shared Offices WorkSpace – Birmingham
Original web page at Co-Working * Vyse Street – Jewellery Quarter – B18 * Shared Offices WorkSpace – Birmingham Image 1 of 3 Previous image Next image Full screen gallery Looking for Desk Space to Rent in Birmingham? We cover the whole market of Birmingham Serviced offices Rental Serviced Office Space available to rent in…
Read MoreDiamond geezers: The rise and fall and rise of Hatton Garden’s jewellery quarter
Original web page at Diamond geezers: The rise and fall and rise of Hatton Garden’s jewellery quarter Your browser does not support HTML5 video Play Pause PlayPauseMute0%00:00 / 00:00FullscreenSmallscreen Close Embed Feed Hatton Garden jewellery quarter under pressure from rising rents IBTimes UK To continue providing news and award winning journalism, we rely on advertising…
Read MorePeter Smallbone: Pushing the Boundaries in Birmingham
Original web page at Peter Smallbone: Pushing the Boundaries in Birmingham Peter Smallbone is a Conservative activist in Birmingham and a former councillor for the City. The recent redrawing of Birmingham’s ward boundaries is a microcosm of what might be about to happen nationally. Birmingham City Council likes to describe itself as ‘Europe’s largest local…
Read More£45m deal paves way for Brum development
Original web page at £45m deal paves way for Brum development A property developer has acquired a site on Birmingham’s Newhall Street for £45m, paving the way for the construction of hundreds of apartments. Spitfire Properties is leading the project with funding support from partner IM Properties. The site will be transformed into 230 one-,…
Read MoreBirmingham Film Festival is back – with screenings and gala awards
Original web page at Birmingham Film Festival is back – with screenings and gala awards Birmingham Film Festival is back after an absence of almost 15 years. And Steven Knight, the Brummie creator of Peaky Blinders who is planning to build film studios in the city, is its patron. It is starting fairly small with…
Read MoreCereal Killer cafe: what will Birmingham make of its new hipster hangout?
Original web page at Cereal Killer cafe: what will Birmingham make of its new hipster hangout? Gary and Alan Keery, owners of the Cereal Killer cafe in Brick Lane, have opened a shop in Camden, and will soon be branching out to Birmingham. Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian It’s been a year since the…
Read MoreRoll of quarters in Development competition
Original web page at Roll of quarters in Development competition Hosea Burton (second left) with his Firewalker team as his England Development Championship journey goes on. Last eight battles will take place at the Riddings Sports Hall in Scunthorpe on Sunday with a number of West Midlands champions still involved, writes Craig Birch. One of…
Read MoreBirmingham in Miniature: Intricate Metal Work in Birmingham Before the Jewe…
Original web page at Birmingham in Miniature: Intricate Metal Work in Birmingham Before the Jewe… The School of Jewellery’s Talking Practice series is delighted to host a talk by Jenni Dixon. The talk begins at 5pm in the School of Jewellery Lecture Theatre, and is followed by a glass of wine in the Atrium. Please…
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