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A tale of Endurance

Exhibition capturing the Antarctic legacy of Sir Ernest Shackleton & Frank Hurley comes to Birmingham.

17 January, 2017 in Exhibitions, Photography.

Time to end the run-down of the library service

Martin Sullivan from the Friends of the Library of Birmingham, comments on recently-announced funding cuts.

19 October, 2016 in Books, Comment, Community, Education, Politics.

Could you be Birmingham’s next Poet Laureate?

New Shakespeare required – apply now.

12 July, 2016 in Birmingham, Poetry.

Cadbury World honours Shakespeare at Library of Birmingham

To eat or not to eat? That is the question on all our minds as Cadbury World unveils its latest chocolate creation.

7 July, 2016 in Most recent.

Theatre productions for school holiday

Make the most of your summer half term with The Old Rep.

24 May, 2016 in Childrens, Theatre.

Curtain up at the Rep

Interactive exhibiiton to reveal how theatre is made.

6 May, 2016 in Attractions, Childrens, Family, Theatre.

Not just a pretty face

Alan Clawley asks another question of the Library of Birmingham.

18 February, 2016 in Community, Politics.

Library of Birmingham hosts replica cell and prisoners

Go to jail … but leave when you like.

10 February, 2016 in Exhibitions, Theatre.

A future for the past

Alan Clawley reflects on how recent architecture can be saved.

5 January, 2016 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Comment.

Decline of the invisible city

Part 2: A Surfeit of Leadership.

8 December, 2015 in A mayor for Birmingham?, Architecture, Comment, Politics.

Decline of the invisible city

Part 1: No more the world’s best governed city.

7 December, 2015 in Birmingham, Comment, Politics.

The invisible planner

Who’s in charge? asks Alan Clawley.

22 October, 2015 in Architecture, Politics, Transport.

The slow death of the Public Architect

Alan Clawley on an extinct species in town planning.

21 July, 2015 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment.

New cultural partnership with British Library announced

Link-up will share resources and bring expertise to Birmingham.

22 June, 2015 in Books, Exhibitions.

The Library blame game

Alan Clawley on a case of bipartisan party politics.

16 May, 2015 in Art and Leisure, Politics.

Peregrine watching at the library

Celebrate urban wildlife from Birmingham’s iconic vantage point.

9 April, 2015 in Environment.

Lion Dance celebration marks Birmingham Chinese heritage project

Spotlight exhibition taking place at the Library of Birmingham.

6 April, 2015 in Community, Festivals.

“Make some noise Birmingham!”

Calls for support for Library of Birmingham.

4 February, 2015 in Birmingham, Community.

Rally for Library announced

Birmingham writers in show of public support.

23 January, 2015 in Birmingham, Education.

Coming home to roost

The Library of Birmingham may be attracting both praise and visitors but Alan Clawley remains unconvinced.

18 November, 2014 in Architecture, Birmingham, Comment, Local history.

Musicians set for half-term festival

Family attractions for holidays.

23 October, 2014 in Childrens, Festivals.

The glittering prize

With the Library of Birmingham in line for a major award, Alan Clawley argues that neither prize nor potential recipient are worthy of acclaim.

12 October, 2014 in Architecture.

Cadbury commemorate Library’s birthday

Chocolate model to go on display.

1 October, 2014 in Exhibitions, Food and drink.

Feminist Nail Art at the Library of Birmingham

Part of Fierce Festival this weekend.

30 September, 2014 in Festivals, Style and Design.

Weekend family fun

Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Library of Birmingham Set To Become Fun Palaces.

30 September, 2014 in Childrens.

Library of Birmingham a year on

How the Library is using digital technology to open up its collections.

2 September, 2014 in Science & technology.

In, on and around the Library of Birmingham

Andy Goff was out with his camera and brings a selection of pictures that show the mish mash of development in Birmingham.

20 June, 2014 in Architecture, Birmingham, Environment, Property Press.

Awards for Birmingham buildings

RIBA National Architecture awards for “exceptional” design.

19 June, 2014 in Architecture, Birmingham.

City architecture wins praise

Shortlist announced for RIBA West Midlands Awards.

14 March, 2014 in Architecture.

Whitby and Gambles

Alan Clawley comments on the two main architects of the Library of Birmingham’s future plans.

14 February, 2014 in Birmingham, Comment, Local history, Politics.

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