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  1. Aaron Hunt

    Former Lee Bank Resident urgently required for interview

    Hello Birmingham History Forum community, As a student of digital film production at Birmingham City University, I am currently working on a short documentary that aims to delve into the history of the former Lee Bank area, and I am posting out in the hopes of finding an engaging interview...
  2. D

    Punch Bowl Unspoilt By Progress Pub Five Ways

    Does anyone remember the name of the pub just past the Five Ways island on the edge of Hagley Road. It was near to Horts wine bar and where Morrisons is now. It was pub where it had a long staircase leading up to it.
    • djkwikstar
    • Thread
    • edgbaston five ways five ways shopping centre hagley road horts
    • Replies: 13
    • Forum: Pubs and Hotels
  3. ellbrown

    Auchinleck statue

    I had a wonder through the Five Ways Shopping Centre (or what is left of it) and I saw this statue through the windows of the closed entrance to Auchinleck House. The statue in Auchinleck Square is not accessible by the general public (blocked off). I saw it through here
    • ellbrown
    • Thread
    • auchinleck square claude auchinleck five ways five ways shopping centre statue
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: Statues & Monuments
  4. ellbrown

    Joseph Sturge Statue

    There was a Carl Chinn article today about Joseph Sturge. About how he fought for the rights for slaves. Carl Chinn - Fighting for the right of slaves by ell brown, on Flickr
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