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The Red Lion is a public house in Kings Heath on the Vicarage Road, dating to 1903 by the architect C E Bateman. Between Howard Road and Grove Road. It's a Grade II listed building.
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The bull now named Ozzy was featured at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, then was at Centenary Sq from July to Sept 2022. From late July 2023 he is at Birmingham New Street Station.
Holliday Street will bring the site back into circulation with a new, green, 106-home residential community.
Let's grow this city together! That's the message from Birmingham's community. We're here to oblige with a massive collaboration of community in tracking their place.
The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games was held from the 28th July until the 8th August 2022 at venues across Birmingham, as well as in Sandwell and Solihull.
Ora is a consented build-to-rent development set to introduce 581 homes across two environmentally friendly and interlinked new builds of 15 and 46 storeys.
HBD will transform two parcels of land formerly occupied by the Sytner car garage to make way for a new 414-home community (22 affordable).
The Merrymaid Bar and Grill is an Indian public house on the no 50 bus route, at Moseley Road and Upper Conybere Street in Highgate, Birmingham.
Selly Park Tavern is a public house run by Ember Inns, located on the Pershore Road in Selly Park, Birmingham. On the no 45 and 47 bus routes.
King Kong is a Birmingham legend and with the help of developers Cordia Blackswan, King Kong has been brought back to Birmingham.
For one day only Little Amal, a puppet of a ten year old Syrian refugee girl visited Birmingham, on a walk between Victoria Square and Centenary Square via Chamberlain Square on 23/06/2022.
The Country Girl is a public house run by Ember Inns on Raddlebarn Road in Selly Oak, Birmingham. It is close to the Worcester & Birmingham Canal.
The Ruin is a public house in Digbeth on the corner of Floodgate Street and Little Ann Street. There has been a pub on this site since at least 1785!
The Bournbrook Sports Pitches were built during 2017-18 and are used for hockey and football. They were used for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games during July and August 2022.
Northfield Community Garden, formerly known as Northfield Arts Forum Gardens, is located on Lockwood Road and Sir Herbert Austin Way in Northfield, Birmingham.
Dead Wax Digbeth is a public house on Adderley Street in Digbeth, Birmingham. It was formerly a Free House called The Wagon & Horses until 2019. A live music venue.
The Old Moseley Arms is a public house hidden away in Balsall Heath, Birmingham on Tindal Street. Winner of Birmingham CAMRA pub of the year award in 2013 and 2014.
The Bristol Pear is a public house in Selly Oak on the corner of the Bristol Road and Heeley Road. It is a student pub close to Selly Oak Station.
The Goose at the OVT is a student public house on the Bristol Road in Selly Oak. Originally built as the Bournbrook Hotel for the Holt Brewery Co Ltd.
The Bear and Staff is a public house in Selly Oak on the Bristol Road. Between Lodge Hill Road and Frederick Road. Part of the Marston's family of pubs.
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is a new Hindu temple located on Pitmaston Road in Hall Green, Birmingham, next to Robin Hood Academy. It opened in 2021.
The Botanist is at Gas Street Basin near Bridge Street in Westside, Birmingham. It was formerly a pub called The James Brindley. Was The Canal House from 2017 to 2024.
The Flapper is a public house at Cambrian Wharf in Birmingham. Located on Kingston Row, and close to the Civic Centre Estate. Was formerly called The Flapper & Firkin.
2 Snowhill Plaza is a 48-storey build-to-rent development set to deliver 462 homes, commercial, amenities aplenty, and new public realm works.
Missing Bar is a gay pub on the corner of Hurst Street and Bromsgrove Street in Southside, part of the Gay Village. Formerly the Australian Bar, built in 1897 by James & Lister Lea.
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