Posts Tagged ‘jewellery’
Your guide to Birmingham Cocktail Weekend
Original web page at www.birminghammail.co.uk Birmingham Cocktail Weekend organiser Alex Nicholson-Evans with a Margarita cocktail in Bodega The first Birmingham Cocktail Weekend kicks off on Friday (July 10). Here’s your one-stop guide to the three-day event, from Bloody Marys with your breakfast to a toast at the top of the Rotunda. How does it […]
Read MoreJewellery Quarter ‘bomb site’ car park to be apartment block
Original web page at www.birminghammail.co.uk Great Charles Street Queensway, with Ludgate Hill car park A run-down city centre car park – known as the “bomb site” – looks set to be developed after a financial backer was secured for a new apartment block. London-based Long Harbour is making its first investment in Birmingham and […]
Read MoreHockley Mint Scoops Prestigious UK Jewellery Award
Original web page at www.thehockleyflyer.info 360hf 12a Birmingham Jewellery Quarter firm Hockley Mint won big at the recent UK Jewellery Award, scooping the highly competitive Employer of the Year award. With more than 700 guests attending the glamorous evening at the Tower of London, the annual awards toasted the UK jewellery industry’s leading businesses […]
Read MoreAssay Office Birmingham Begins ‘Farewell’ to Newhall Street
Original web page at www.thehockleyflyer.info L-R: Noel Hunter Warden, Sue Beardsmore Heritage Lottery Fund, Marion Wilson Academy Director, Roy Smith former employee – Customer Service Manager Assay Office Birmingham last week began saying farewell to its historical headquarters on Newhall Street, ahead of its move to a brand new facility this summer. Friday June […]
Read MoreJewellery Quarter ‘bomb site’ car park to be apartment block
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Read MorePerry Beeches III superhead Liam Nolan vows to turn ‘failing’ free school around and tells parents: ‘I’m sorry’
Original web page at www.birminghammail.co.uk Liam Nolan Executive Headteacher/Chief Executive and Deputy headteacher Jackie Powell at Perry Beeches III Perry Beeches III has been placed in special measures by Ofsted, sparking four resignations. Education Correspondent EMMA MCKINNEY meets the headteacher looking to turn around the free school, opened by David Cameron less than two […]
Read MoreCreating wealth: how artists can become inventive entrepreneurs
Original web page at www.theguardian.com Bob Geldof and Midge Ure pictured outside SARM Studios in Notting Hill, London. Ure learned the production side of music and has kept himself in business. Photograph: Larry Ellis/Getty Images “What you need is a very broad skillset,” grins award-winning contemporary jewellery designer James Newman , who established his […]
Read More33A Powell Street, Birmingham, West Midlands B1 3DH, UK
Original web page at mapliv.com Source: http://www.zoopla.co.uk/to-rent/details/33772865 1 bed flat to rent in Powell Street, Birmingham B1 – £675 pcm Property description Modern and Well-furnished, this apartment offers great city centre living on the border Jewellery Quarter; Ideally located close to New Street Station, shopping and numerous bars and restaurants. The property is in […]
Read More1 bedroom flat to rent
Original web page at www.rightmove.co.uk Photo 1 LV PROPERTY presents this characterful one bedroom duplex apartment in the highly sought after location of the Jewellery Quarter, just a short walk from Birmingham City Centre. This beautiful and spacious apartment comprises of an open plan lounge/kitchen with dining area and an integrated oven, hob and […]
Read MoreWheelie bins help see off seagulls in landlocked Birmingham, councillor claims
Original web page at birnews.com It’s the bitterly controversial rubbish scheme that has Birmingham households in a flap. But the introduction of wheelie bins to the city’s streets has had at least one unexpected benefit, according to a senior city councillor . Coun Stewart Stacey said the seagull problem in his Acocks Green patch […]
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