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Can't find one on here Viv. https://www.paradisebirmingham.co.uk Maybe Guilbert has made one of his mock ups somewhere?

Just realised with one of my old Seville, Spain photos, that they had batteries on their Urbos trams with the pantograph down, about 5 to 6 years before they gave West Midlands Metro the same technology. Probably not to spoil the outside of the Cathedral, like with our Town Hall.

Read this from the link above (they used my old photo).

Roadworks in Victoria Square, but was a nice view of the Council House in the morning sunshine.

Not sure but think it goes to the Black Country somewhere i.e. West Bromwich. Thanks.

Modern NXWM bus in classic cream WM livery yesterday on the 12A on Colmore Row.

Some recent blue tram photos. 6th March 2020. Tram 19 at Town Hall Tram Stop. 1st March 2020. Tram 30 seen from Snow Hill Car Park about to head past One Snowhill. Tram 36 (minus the My Metro app adverts) on Stephenson Street. 28th February 2020 Tram 24 with new Resorts World...

From Paradise Street. There will be three new public squares.

Glad you like them. Technically the square was finished last summer. Other than what they started at Symphony Hall which is another project. And there is some old 1991 paving / bricks between The ICC and REP towards Cambridge Street that hasn't been changed. This was in December 2019.

When I got my first photo of it on Highfield Road, Yardley Wood, it was the Behan's Bar. Late December 2011. My most recent photo taken last year from the no 76 bus as D. J. Quinn's. March 2019.

No problem David. From 1991 until now, I think the only way into Symphony Hall was via the ICC Mall, or for VIP's over the bridge from the Hyatt. Until it's finished we wont see Boulton, Watt & Murdoch back. And when I was last on Broad Street, hoardings near Symphony Hall for the Metro...

Checking if the Ebony dog paw prints stone was still near the plinth of the Queen Victoria statue. As there is currently roadworks all over the square. Ah there it is. Glad they haven't removed it.

Another view of Chamberlain Square. This time from behind the fences.

Was walking up Upper Trinity Street and got these views of the Duddeston Viaduct joining onto the Bordesley Viaduct in Digbeth. So many cars parked around the streets of Digbeth, including partly on pavements. I've edited these March 2013 photos to fix the lighting.

From Snow Hill Car Park. The West Midlands Metro extension that opened in 2015. Then Snow Hill Tram Stop that was open from 1999 to 2015. Livery Street on the right.

Colmore Row from Victoria Square. 125 Colmore Row - Starbucks 130 Colmore Row - Theatrix 103 Colmore Row

Was probably busier when Ice Skate Birmingham was on. Yes it looks better after dark. During the day / weekends / school holidays, you would find kids playing in the water jets. Broad Street will be closed off until next year sometime I think.

It was quieter, less people around. Would guess it's busier on Friday and Saturday nights. But with Broad Street hoarded off all the way to Five Ways, wonder if it's still as busy as it used to be?

Glad you like them. Don't usually go to town after dark. Although got in before the sun went down for an event. Yes it's changing a lot. Roadworks, buildings going up all over the city centre. And other areas. But not as much.

Yesterday evening in Centenary Square all lit up. Reflective pool Tram 23 arrives Some trees Baskerville House and the Hall of Memory Tram 23 departs