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Assay Office Birmingham opens new headquarters
Original web page at Assay Office Birmingham opens new headquarters Assay Office Birmingham has today opened its new specialised contemporary headquarters on Moreton Street in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. Boasting almost 6,000 square meteres over three floors, the new building includes a flexible floor plan, enabling the offices to be expanded more easily to include equipment.…
Read MoreAssay Office opens new Birmingham headquarters
Original web page at Assay Office opens new Birmingham headquarters The new Assay Office in Birmingham BIRMINGHAM’S Assay Office has opened the doors on its new multi-million pound purpose-built facility in the city’s Jewellery Quarter. The move marks the end of the office’s 137-year association with its historic base in Newhall Street, which is being…
Read MoreThe most unlikely places to find nature in Birmingham
Original web page at The most unlikely places to find nature in Birmingham Bristol Street central reservation, Birmingham You know that spring is on its way in Birmingham when the crocuses have woken up on the inbound verge next to Bristol Street. As if by magic, the words Birmingham Super Prix have suddenly reappeared as…
Read MoreNew opening hours for Library of Birmingham
Original web page at New opening hours for Library of Birmingham New opening hours have been announced by the Library of Birmingham The Library of Birmingham is to open for 12 hours a day as part of a shake-up which will see the Brasshouse Language Centre move to the £188 million building. The library will…
Read MoreMedia Watch – July 27
Original web page at Media Watch – July 27 Top Birmingham City Council Stories Birmingham Library’s weekday opening hours extended (BBC, Radio WM, Birmingham Mail) The opening hours of Birmingham’s £189m library are to be extended from next year, the city council has confirmed. Birmingham could stage a full 26-mile marathon (Birmingham Mail) The first…
Read MoreBirmingham Fest returns for a third year of fringe comedy, drama and music
Original web page at birnews.com Birmingham Fest is going for a hat trick as it returns for its third year. Dozens of shows covering drama, music, dance, comedy and puppetry are taking place around Birmingham between July 17 and August 2. Artists are coming from all over the UK and even South Africa to […]
Read MoreSimmer Down and Brindleyplace Film Festivals plus 11 other unmissable things to see in Birmingham this week
Original web page at birnews.com Festival fever is taking hold of Birmingham, whether it’s Simmer Down, films in Brindleyplace or Sunnyhull. Plus lots of comedy and Shakespeare outdoors. Brindleyplace Film Festival Brindleyplace, Birmingham This popular outdoor film festival returns with some fantastic films, all voted for by the public who were particular fans of […]
Read MoreAbbey College expands to meet growing demand for places
Original web page at www.birminghampost.co.uk Abbey College Birmingham principal Stephen Robinson A college in Birmingham is undergoing a £500,000 extension in a bid to cope with demand for places. Abbey College Birmingham, based in St Paul’s Square in the Jewellery Quarter, is to expand by a third in a bid to provide a space […]
Read MoreAbbey College expands to meet growing demand for places
Original web page at www.birminghampost.co.uk Abbey College Birmingham principal Stephen Robinson A college in Birmingham is undergoing a £500,000 extension in a bid to cope with demand for places. Abbey College Birmingham, based in St Paul’s Square in the Jewellery Quarter, is to expand by a third in a bid to provide a space […]
Read MoreJQ Festival
Original web page at www.timeout.com The first-ever JQ Festival takes place on the weekend of July 17-19, celebrating the creativity of Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter with a diverse three-day program of special events, tours and performances. The festival marks the official opening of Golden Square, the new public space within the Quarter, as well […]
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