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It looks like a statue of John Bright, currently in storage, may be making a return to the city centre.
This is in the Birmingham Post.
This is in the Birmingham Post.
https://www.birminghampost.net/birm...or-in-birmingham-statues-deal-65233-23653952/Conservation contractor in Birmingham statues deal
May 19 2009 by Graeme Brown, Birmingham Post
A Midland conservation contractor is looking forward to a brighter future after landing deals to restore some of Birmingham’s most historic statues.
Eura Conservation has carried out refurbishment work for Buckingham Palace, the Albert Memorial, Oxford’s famous Bodleian Library and iron conservation work on Brunel’s historic liner, the SS Great Britain.
Now, the Telford company is helping to refurbish the statue of renowned Victorian MP John Bright.
Work is currently taking place to refurbish the John Bright statue, which has been in storage in the city’s collection of artefacts, and was sculpted by Albert Bruce Joy and originally erected in John Bright Street in 1888.