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Bill Drummond in Birmingham: My plans for major project under Spaghetti Junction
Retail & Consumer
Artist Bill Drummond writes about plans to return to create works of art under Spaghetti Junction and why he wants to see Birmingham become one of the major art capitals of the world
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Digbeth Kickstarter project aims to raise £50,000
Enterprise
Just a few days left for Impact Hub Birmingham to hit fundraising target to launch collaborative working space in city's creative district
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Review of 2014 - October: Exchange Square plans, Park Regis sky bar and Village Trust archives
Masshouse
Nikal, the company behind the Masshouse scheme, unveiled its latest plans for that part of the city while Seven Capital confirmed it would be building a sky bar in a new Park Regis hotel
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Review of 2014 - September: Freelander replacement, Newman Brothers nears completion and 'monstrous' house extension
Library of Birmingham
Land Rover unveiled its replacement for the much-loved Freelander in September while readers were left open mouthed at an astonishing house extension in Moseley which left two properties sharing a gutter
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Review of 2014 - August: Snobs' new future, Aston Tavern re-opens and work begins at Eastside Locks
University of Birmingham
August saw more news of regeneration in the city while Snobs nightclub revealed details of its move following more than 40 years in its Paradise Circus home
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Review of 2014 - July: Beorma Quarter takes shape, New Street bridge and regen company launched
Chamberlain Square
The long-delayed Beorma Quarter project finally started to shows signs of progress during July while the New Street station redevelopment took its latest turn as plans to clad a bridge were scrapped
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Review of 2014 - June: Custard Factory owner on Digbeth, facelift for city tunnel and Hidden Spaces photos on display
Birmingham Symphony Hall
Nostalgia lovers across the city flocked to the Hidden Spaces exhibition in June while American pop star Kelis marked the latest chapter in the revamp of Selfridges in the Bullring
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Review of 2014 - May: Cineworld at Resorts World, Arena Central lodges plans and £20m Selfridges revamp
Birmingham City Council
As the weather turned nice, property and leisure took centre stage as Selfridges announced a major overhaul and the first plans were submitted for the £400m Arena Central development
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Review of 2014 - February: Toni Iommi's house, Curzon Street masterplan and Snobs nightclub moves
Birmingham New Street Station
Our festive look back at the big online news stories of 2014 heads into February when the masterplan for Curzon Street was revealed and Toni Iommi's house went on the market
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Seven Capital to invest £100m-plus warchest
Jewellery Quarter
Company behind several city schemes unveils war chest to continue investment in city where it is only 'scratching the surface'
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Whisky Birmingham festival to return next year
Digbeth
Third event for lovers of the famous drink will enjoy a larger festival in Digbeth with more than 150 whiskies on show
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New Digbeth record company Stoney Lane Records hopes to showcase local talent
Retail & Consumer
Fazeley Studios based company Stoney Lane Records is named after a former West Bromwich Albion home ground. Peter Bacon finds out more from guitarist and now label boss Sam Slater
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New Dig Digbeth guide shines light on city district
Digbeth
Free publication aims to showcase the area's charms including shops, bars and history
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Independent Birmingham: Seven alternative ways to enjoy Christmas in the city
Enterprise
As Small Business Saturday approaches, the Post, with website Independent Birmingham, takes a look at different ways shoppers and visitors can enjoy the city this festive period
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Business and community leaders join up for St Basils Big SleepOut
Economic Development
Team from Birmingham Post publisher BPM Media and city councillors among those sleeping in a Digbeth car park to raise funds for charity
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Top flight apartments on show at Concord launch
Retail & Consumer
A warehouse conversion aims to kick start residential regeneration in Birmingham City Centre, writes Alison Jones
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Why Digbeth could do with a dose of Barcelona if we want it to thrive
Opinion
High Street is a medieval street, originally connecting the centre of Birmingham at the Bull Ring with the village of Deritend, across the River Rea
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Lack of support by Birmingham restaurants 'embarrassing' says St Basils
Economic Development
Streetsmart scheme allows restaurants to add a voluntary £1 to each table's bill but Birmingham is failing to match other cities with levels of support
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Qatari cash linked to HS2 scheme
Curzon Street Station
Oli-rich state has Birmingham in its sights with Royal Family of Qatar said to be planning a massive investment in city Curzon Street HS2 station
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St Basils aims to break records with BIG SleepOut
Economic Development
The young people’s homeless charity is hoping this year’s event on November 28 will see more people than ever taking part to help mark the occasion and prove the biggest and best yet
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Birmingham firm is leading supplier of ceremonial equipment to the armed forces
Digbeth
The All Arms Marketing and Manufacturing Organisation is one of the º£½ÇÊÓƵ's leading suppliers of ceremonial equipment to the armed forces from its low-profile premises in Lombard Street, Digbeth, on the edge of the city centre.
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Eye Candy is back in Digbeth for the third year
Enterprise
Art festival Eye Candy returns to Digbeth this week to celebrate the work of artists, illustrators and photographers
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'Game-changing' electric car to go on sale in Birmingham showroom
Manufacturing
Birmingham is chosen as first location outside South East for new Tesla dealership.
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Charge of the Light Brigade's Balaklava Bugle comes to Digbeth
Retail & Consumer
'Broken Ensemble' exhibition features sounds from six brass musical instruments damaged in Germany and Crimea during various 19th century conflicts and which have since been conserved in museum collections
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