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Review: Blood & Fire: Our Journey Through Vanley Burke’s History

Review: Home from Home

Review: Paradise 1974-2016

Review: The Rural Gaze

Review: Zersetzung: A Quantum Poem for Generation Z

Vulcan’s Forge Returns to the West Midlands

Review: The Machinery

Review: Represent

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

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

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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