Yesterday a new exciting exhibition launched called Voices of The Old Print Works in Balsall Heath, opposite the magnificent Moseley Road Baths. It is the result of a small Heritage Lottery Fund grant which collected oral histories from people who worked at the Old Print Works. ...
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Birmingham Town Hall is the case study at this year’s AABC conference and AGM – so architects from across the UK will be heading to our brilliant city to see conservation in action. if you are interested; here are some details: Following two ...
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View from Apres Bar on Summer Row Especially for Heritage Open Days on Sunday 15th September, our contractors Fairhurst Ward Abbotts Ltd will be leading visitors around Birmingham Conservation Trust’s Grade II* listed factory in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. The Newman Bros. Coffin Works was purpose ...
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Here is a guest blog by Tim Franklin from Friction Arts: Much of Birmingham’s architectural heritage has already been lost. If it wasn’t cleared by the Luftwaffe, the council finished it off in the ‘60s and ‘70s. There may be photographs or architectural drawings, ...
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This looks an interesting way to spend a Sunday afternoon!
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The Big Give have organised a super garden party at The Manor, Little Compton in Warwickshire and the Birmingham Conservation Trust is going in force! Please come along and join us for the fun. We certainly have something to celebrate: the party ...
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Birmingham Conservation Trust are taking part in the first Big Give Charities Raffle. You can buy tickets on behalf of Birmingham Conservation Trust and be in with a chance of winning one of the many fantastic prizes on offer. Each ticket costs just £1 ...
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Birmingham Conservation Trust are currently preparing the Activity Plan for the Heritage Lottery Bid for £1.3m to restore the former Stirchley Baths and bring the building back into use as a community building. Place Prospectors are also part of the development team ...
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News of the recent Coffin Works tours reached Graham Webb who now lives in Belgium, but is still a member of Birmingham History Forum. He got in touch to say he worked next door! I dug a little deeper and he has ...
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After some fantastic news reports in the past, we have asked the TNT News Team from Ladywood, led by Norman Bartlett, to report on the restoration project for us and keep us updated on the on-site progress when the contractors have taken ...
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