Articles in Birmingham History
This super cool website is like a mash up between a history lesson and YouTube. History was a personal favourite of mine at school, but I know the same can’t be said for everyone. Birmingham …
Peter Sutcliffe, 63, murdered 13 women in between the 1970s and 80s. Soon, his letters to a Birmingham woman between 1985 and 1990 are to be sold at auction. Sick? Perhaps.
A few years ago, I …
“Everyone’s invited”
Yes, everyone is invited. Whether you’re dining out in Birmingham or you just want to rustle up a Jalfrezi at home for friends and family, everyone can celebrate 200 mouth-watering years of Indian …
Halloween’s just around the corner! What will you be getting up to this Hallows’ Eve? Trick or treating? Partying? Or keeping the blinds closed to keep those pesky kids away?! Whatever you have (or haven’t) …
October is the time to celebrate black history. A wide range of inspiring events are happening in venues across Birmingham…
Black History Month is a time to appreciate and celebrate Caribbean, Asian and African cultures and …
Step back in time through Birmingham’s oldest houses and have a little taste of life in the Tudor ages.
Selly Manor consists of two of the oldest timber-framed houses in Birmingham, which were both moved and rebuilt …
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again – if aliens want to invade the beautiful city of Birmingham then they’re in for a treat. With a rich musical history, a fantastic gig scene, …
All you know about the Bullring is that it satisfies your needs when chocolate, pillow talk, countless cups of tea, and a full tub of Ben and Jerry’s just aren’t hitting the spot. You need …

