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The Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust exists to protect, restore and create accessible spaces for people and wildlife.
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The Church has a long and interesting history which began in the 1950s with the arrival of migrants from the Caribbean following the Second World War.
The Redeemed Christian Church of God Testimony Parish Birmingham is one of the parishes of The Redeemed Christian Church of God.
Soho Benson Road Tram Stop is on the tram line between Birmingham and Wolverhampton. It is within West Midlands Metro Zone 2.
The Beulah Hills Apostolic Church is a Christian Church that runs regular services as well as hosting weddings and other events.
This red brick building at 64 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham is occupied by a nightclub called Spearmint Rhino. The house dates to the early 19th century and is a Grade II listed building.
Harborne Hall is a gem of a Birmingham building, located in old Harborne Village on Old Church Road, near St Peter's Church. Dates to at least 1800. But was added to over the years.
A gem of a Grade II listed building located in Harborne is Bishops Croft. Off Old Church Road, now home of the Bishop of Birmingham. Dates to circa 1780. Was built for Thomas Green.
The Black Eagle Public House is a lovely traditional pub to be found in Soho.
Black Patch Park is a park located in Smethwick. It covers a large area of approximately 20 acres. It is a short distance from Winson Green Outer Circle Tram Stop.
This is a dedicated gateway to all things autistic.
The Ladywood Estate regeneration scheme has to be Birmingham's most significant housing redevelopment project for many years. It covers an area of over 60 hectares.
Two civic buildings in Dudley. Dudley Town Hall is a Grade II* listed building, built from 1924-28. While Dudley Council House is Grade II listed built 1934-35.
Dudley Museum & Art Gallery was built during 1883-84 by Bateman and Corser of Birmingham, on the corner of St James's Road and Priory Street. Closed in 2016, Grade II listed 2022.
Windsor Olympus Academy at Winson Green is a school with a purpose that goes way beyond the provision of education
The Statue of the Earl of Dudley is on the bottom of Castle Street, near The Broadway in Dudley Town Centre. Grade II listed, dated to 1888 by C B Birch. Depicts William Ward, 1st Earl.
The statue of former Manchester United footballer Duncan Edwards (1936-58) at the Dudley Market Place. By James Butler, 1999, it was restored and relocated in 2015.
The current Dudley Bus Station was built on Fisher Street, Dudley from 1985 to 1986. It closed in January 2024 for 18 months to allow for a new bus station and tram interchange to be built.
The Archives is on Tipton Road in Dudley near Black Country Living Museum. Dudley Museum at The Archives. Home of the Black Country Global Geopark Headquarters. Built 2012-14.
Acocks Green Baptist Church is on Yardley Road and Alexander Road in Acocks Green, Birmingham. The first building opened in 1903, followed by the main church in 1913, and the hall of 1924.
A former fire station on Alexander Road in Acocks Green, Birmingham. Built in 1921, closed in 1993. Later used as offices. Might be a private residence now.
Acocks Green Police Station was built on Yardley Road in Acocks Green, Birmingham in 1909. For the Worcestershire Police. West Midlands Police from 1974. Grade II listed building from 2019.
Haden Hill Park is located between Halesowen and Old Hill in Sandwell, West Midlands. Haden Hill House now a museum was the home of George Alfred Haden Haden-Best from 1877 to 1921.
Rowley Hills and Blue Rock Quarry is located in Oldbury, Sandwell, West Midlands. The Rowley Hills is the highest land form in the Black Country with views across the region.
Bishop Asbury Cottage is on Newton Road, Great Barr in Sandwell. An 18th century cottage, was the boyhood home of Francis Asbury, the first American Methodist Bishop.
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