The Eagle and Tun pub being demolished to pave the way for the HS2 project

“Horrific vandalism” say Brummies as UB40 pub gobbled up by HS2 demolition in Digbeth

Shocked Brummies are calling the demolition of the legendary Eagle and Tun pub in New Canal Street in Birmingham – which has connections to reggae band UB40 – an act of “horrific vandalism” as HS2 demolition crews tore down the landmark building. Attempts to save this slice of Birmingham heritage by local history groups and…

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(L-R): Journalist Harvey McDonald, Gay Times CEO Tag Warner and I Am Birmingham brand ambassador Joshua Williams

Gay Times magazine drops in to Birmingham for city-wide diversity representation push

After the massive relaunch last year, rebranding from GT back to Gay Times and the announcement of a new CEO, one of the world’s leading LGBTQ+ magazines dropped into Birmingham to engage the city’s queer community. With the publication going from strength to strength in recent months in its mission to embrace a more inclusive level…

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Lendlease proposed image of redeveloped Smithfield site

Verdict on ‘CityPark4Brum’ petition to be reached at a council meeting

The verdict will be reached today by Birmingham City Council (BCC) about a petition to transform Smithfield in to a signature open green space. ‘CityPark4Brum’, which has over 10,000 signatures, was formed to lobby BCC’s masterplan for Smithfield, which “had no green space whatsoever ” says campaign leader, Jim Tucker. The petition was received by the city council last…

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