When Birmingham Council tried to instil pride in recycling efforts, it had the clever idea of sending out 360,000 flyers showing the city skyline. Unfortunately the leaflets, saying: 'Thank you, Birmingham,' actually had a picture of Birmingham, Alabama, on them.
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Ordovicius on 14th Aug 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
by Mike Wongsham - Chairperson, Birmingham UAF (originally published in The Stirrer - Twice in recent months, Birmingham has played host to racist protestors. Now there is a threat they will return again. How should the people of Birmingham respond? Adrian Goldberg has suggested a “Birmingham United” event to give people of different colours and varying faiths
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SocialistUnity on 24th Aug 2009 (via socialistunity.com)
When Birmingham Council announced that the regeneration of the Bull Ring and the rest of Birmingham's city centre would make the place unrecognisable, I guess the people of Birmingham hadn't got this in mind.
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NorfolkBlogger on 14th Aug 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
There's been a great deal of fuss generated over a picture mistake in a Birmingham City Council leaflet. Apparently, the graphics designer responsible opened an online folder of Birmingham West Midlands images and picked one that looked nice but had been misfiled as it was of Birmingham Alabama in the USA. Yet no one up the food chain, with increasing levels of responsibility and pay was able...
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GallimaufryChips on 14th Aug 2008 (via listeningblogger.blogspot.com)
I have been tracking the debate on the future of the three Trinity Mirror titles in Birmingham with interest. Steve Dyson, editor of the Birmingham Mail says that plans to merge some of the functions of the Birmingham Post, Birmingham Mail and Sunday Mercury are a reflection of the digital age we are in. To
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TomWatson on 22nd Aug 2008 (via tom-watson.co.uk)
The Birmingham Post reports on the Liberal Democrats and their targetting of three parliamentary seats in Birmingham: Liberal Democrats are gunning for Home Office Minister Liam Byrne after party leader Nick Clegg named his Birmingham seat as a key target in the West Midlands. Mr Clegg has ordered his party to divert resources away from Conservative-held constituencies and focus on 50
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LiberalBurblings on 12th Aug 2008 (via paulwalter.blogspot.com)