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Summer in Southside

Summer in Southside

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Danielle Hicks

12:58, 6 AUG 2014

Highly Sprung: The Roswells alien family will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.1 of 9
Talking Birds: The Cricketers will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.2 of 9
Mattress Heights acrobatics will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.3 of 9
Close Act Theatre's iPuppets from the Netherlands will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.4 of 9
Wet Picnic: The Birthday Party will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.5 of 9
Candoco Dance Company: Two for C will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.6 of 9
Southpaw Dance Company: Faust will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.7 of 9
Wired Aerial Theatre: Straw Dog will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.8 of 9
Ida Barr, rapping old time music hall star played by Christopher Green will be at Summer in Southside, the free outdoor arts festival in Birmingham.9 of 9

Food and Drink Ant and Dec invest in The Northern Dough Co – and film promo video in boxer shorts TV duo have been filmed in their boxers to show how the company's products can be prepared at home

Food and Drink Ant and Dec invest in The Northern Dough Co – and film promo video in boxer shorts TV duo have been filmed in their boxers to show how the company's products can be prepared at home

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Retail & High Street

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Insolvency and Administration

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