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Review: Idrish (ইদ্রিস)

‘Underneath the Pavement a Beach’: Squatting and Autonomous Social Activism in Post-War Birmingham

Review: The World in One Place Learning Together in a Multicultural City

Review: Let Us Play Exhibition Balsall Heath City Farm

Historian Interview with David Amos

Review: Paradise Lost: History in the Un-Making

Review: RURALities

Geographer Interview with Hannah Awcock

Review: Give My Regards to Elizabeth

A6 sized book Black and white border, background and text saying that it is Handsworth Riots 1985, by Pogus Ceasar and edited by Craig Atkinson of Cafe Royal Books. Cover image is a black and white photograph of a small group of firefighters attempting to put out a fire that has been started in a car which has been turned on its side on a street of Victorian terraced houses

Review: Handsworth Riots 1985

A Peoples’ Centre for Selly Oak

Review: “This Way to the Revolution:

Review: Coventry Biennial Screening “Otolith 1”

Review: Videotheque #1 & #2 (Vivid Projects)

Photographer Interview with Andrew Conroy

Activist Selly Oak: Public History and Community Activism in Birmingham

The Grain of History: Photography and Post-War Time c.1945-55

#ThanksforTyping

There’s a team building a four-dimensional computer map of Edinburgh

Birmingham is demolishing its brutalist public buildings – just as they come back into fashion

Writing and Editing for Different Audiences

Image of the cover of the "Janet Mandelsohn: Varna Road" exhibition catelogue (2016) image shows black and white close up portrait of "Kathleen" in shadow

Photographing ‘vice’ on the Varna Road

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