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Westminster Abbey service and memorial for Birmingham industrialist Matthew Boulton
Lunar Society
The plaque will sit alongside a memorial to his business partner James Watt, the Scottish engineer who made his home in Handsworth, Birmingham
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Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery opens its doors to an Indian photographic exhibition
Retail & Consumer
A Midland photographer has captured some fascinating images as he trekked across India in the footsteps of his late grandfather. His work forms part of a new exhibition, as Catherine Vonledebur reports
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Staffordshire Hoard goldsmiths 'cheated', researchers reveal
Economic Development
The research has been released today as the new dedicated Staffordshire Hoard Gallery at the Birmingham Museum opens to the public for the first time
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Special summit to shine light on Midlands infrastructure
Commercial Property
Government has been working with the construction industry to develop a long-term vision – ‘Construction 2025’
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More Canals Than Venice film about Birmingham shortlisted for Royal Television Society Award
Museums
It covers everything from the invention of plastic to lawn tennis and the Industrial Revolution to the founding of the Football League
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Staffordshire Hoard brought back to life by new technology
Economic Development
The 1,400-year-old pieces of gold and silver will be illuminated with microscopes, touch screens, videos and a recreated Mead Hall which will open to the public on Friday
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Birmingham industrialist Matthew Boulton celebrated with memorial at Westminster Abbey
Economic Development
A special service is to be held at Westminster Abbey to dedicate a memorial for legendary Birmingham industrialist Matthew Boulton.
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Royal Birmingham Society of Artists celebrates 200 years of hard work and goodwill
Retail & Consumer
The Royal Birmingham Society of Artists is marking the bicentenary of its first exhibition. Graham Young reports
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Warwickshire's Charlecote Park becomes the setting for the RSC's new production
Retail & Consumer
A Tudor house and deer park in Warwickshire has become the ideal setting for the RSC's new comedy double-bill, Love's Labour's Lost and Love's Labour's Won. Catherine Vonledebur reports
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Birmingham Museums Trust gets £398,000 grant for local history project
Economic Development
The Museums Trust has been awarded the £398,000 grant to support its ‘Representing Birmingham’ project.
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Major survey launched to discover how we enjoy arts and culture
Enterprise
Actress Meera Syall MBE is backing the survey
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What's on at Birmingham's Fierce Festival
Retail & Consumer
Birmingham's Fierce Festival is back with a week-long series of art, performance and projects across the city. Graham Young looks at what's on
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Wedgwood Collection saved after administrators strike rescue deal
Enterprise
National charity Art Fund has raised more than £15m to prevent the collection going to auction and possibly being broken up
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Westminster Abbey memorial and service for Birmingham industrialist Matthew Boulton
Economic Development
Matthew Boulton was one of the pioneers of the early Industrial Revolution and one of the founders of the Lunar Society
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Andy Warhol and William Morris artworks to go on display in Birmingham
Economic Development
‘Love is Enough’ will bring together works from public and private collections across the º£½ÇÊÓƵ and USA to show in Birmingham
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Youngsters to attend digital skills event at Birmingham's Thinktank science museum
Enterprise
Initiative is brainchild of the charity UpRising, one of the top youth leadership development organisations in the country
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New exhibition at Birmingham's Ikon Gallery creates a milestone in British art history
Retail & Consumer
South Korean artist Lee Bul has just opened her first solo º£½ÇÊÓƵ exhibition - at Birmingham's Ikon gallery. Graham Young reports
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Pictures: Inside Newman Brothers Coffin Fitting Works
Economic Development
Fifteen-year restoration programme nears completion ahead of grand opening as museum next month
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Birmingham prepares for Conservative Party Conference
Economic Development
Preparations for the event at the International Convention Centre from September 28 to October 1 are being finalised
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Sir Benjamin Stone exhibition gives snapshot of Brazil's history
Economic Development
Pioneering photographer's voyage to Brazil more than a century ago is being used as a catalyst to boost trade between the country and  Birmingham
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Peaky Blinders exhibition at Library of Birmingham ahead of second series
Economic Development
Costumes from the first series, photos from the set of series two and props from the epic Birmingham-set gangster drama will be on show in the reception area
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Birmingham's Ritz Ballroom set for new future as community hub
Economic Development
The site once occupied by the legendary nightspot – where The Beatles and The Rolling Stones performed – was gutted in a fire in March last year
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Mills & Reeve reappointed to legal panel of London Universities Purchasing Consortium
Professional Services
LUPC is a professional purchasing organisation that acts on behalf of over 60 member institutions made up of universities and colleges as well as government agencies, research organisations and museums and other cultural establishments
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Museum plans for Municipal Bank and Great Barr Hall
Economic Development
New vision to transform 'at risk' empty buildings into major tourist attractions
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