Birmingham Assay Office opens doors to new headquarters

Original web page at Birmingham Assay Office opens doors to new headquarters building _photo_01 The Birmingham Assay Office has officially opened its new purpose-built headquarters in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. After 137 years based in its previous headquarters in Birmingham’s Newhall Street, the assay office has now relocated to a newly built headquarters in Moreton Street.…

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Assay Office opens doors to its new HQ

Original web page at Assay Office opens doors to its new HQ Europe’s largest Assay Office has opened the doors to its new purpose-built facility in Moreton Street, in the Jewellery Quarter. The modern headquarters unlocks many new opportunities for Assay Office Birmingham. The iconic office, which was based in Newhall Street for 137 years…

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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.…

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Assay 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…

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secure parking space in the centre of the jewellery quarter

Original web page at secure parking space in the centre of the jewellery quarter Gated internal space in the centre of the jewellery quarter, 10-15 minute easy walk to city centre, New street Railway Station, Brindley Place. The rent is £65 (ONO) per month. I would require one month deposit (to cover the garage fob…

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‘Birmingham is not Beijing’ warns councillor as Kettleworks scheme approved

Original web page at ‘Birmingham is not Beijing’ warns councillor as Kettleworks scheme approved Planning officers have come in for criticism over the parking provision for the regeneration of the old Swan Kettleworks factory Planning officers in Birmingham have been accused of treating the city like Beijing after they approved a Jewellery Quarter factory conversion…

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‘Birmingham is not Beijing’ warns councillor as Kettleworks scheme approved

Tory councillor Gareth Moore, who sits on Birmingham City Council’s planning committee, said he was concerned about Seven Capital’s redevelopment of the Kettleworks building which will have 234 parking spaces of which only 112 will be allocated to serve its 291 flats. Tory councillor Gareth Moore, who sits on Birmingham City Council’s planning committee, said…

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