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- ABOUT
- BIRMINGHAM CITY CENTRE PEACE TRAIL
- BULL RING MARKETS: history & campaign
- CENTRAL LIBRARY CAMPAIGN 2007
- 1. Planning the new Central Library
- 2. The Friends of the Central Library group, formed in 2007
- 6. The option of retaining, renovating and extending Madin’s library building
- 7. An open letter to the Chairs of the Overview And Scrutiny Committees, The Stirrer, 8.10.07
- Birmingham Council accused of “keeping people in the dark” over plans for a new Central Library
- Planning the new Central Library
- THE FRIENDS OF THE CENTRAL LIBRARY GROUP: 2008
- 1: Rebuttal of incorrect media statements made by the City Council
- 2. English Heritage Report
- 3. Second submission to Culture Secretary Margaret Hodge
- 4. BFOE: demolishing the Central Library would be a waste of energy
- 5. Lucinda Lambton visits the Madin Library
- THE FRIENDS OF THE CENTRAL LIBRARY GROUP: 2009
- 1. Scrutiny shortfall
- 2. Better uses for the money
- 4. The cost of renovating the Central Library
- 5. The council owes a public apology to architect John Madin
- 6. The author of the Pevsner city guide describes John Madin’s building as “a great work of architecture”
- 7. Democracy in Birmingham: consultation – what consultation?
- 8. The Mecanoo Birmingham library approved
- THE FRIENDS OF THE CENTRAL LIBRARY GROUP – 2011
- COMMENTS see footer
- DRUIDS HEATH ESTATE AND THE ROLE OF THE MODERN COUNCIL
- HOUSING: 30 blogs
- JOHN CLANCY RESIGNS: A GREAT LOSS TO THE CITY
- John Madin’s Central Library: January 2018
- SEARCH FACILITY & PAPERS
- ‘What it means to be Brummie’, Dr M. Mashuq Ally
- Neighbourliness in Winson Green: Carl Chinn
- Planning for the Future: 1948-Reflections on What Happened and Why: George Morran
- Riots carry a message the Government cannot ignore: Roshan Doug
- Safe Cycling Corridors for Birmingham
- The Politics of Service: Dr Mohammed Naseem
- The Story of Selly Oak by Francis Leonard, 1933
- The underlying socio-economic conditions in Birmingham
- The Virtuous Economy, Respect and an Approach to the Common Good: Michael Wilkes
- The WM economy needs a public investment strategy for inclusive growth (2016)
- What Makes a Brummie? Professor Carl Chinn
- SOLAR PIONEERS OF BOURNVILLE
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