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Regional RIBA awards given to five projects in West Midlands - Vimarsana News

Regional RIBA awards given to five projects in West Midlands

The other practices to have buildings recognised are Michael Kendrick Architects, Acanthus Clews Architects and Scott Donald Architecture. Eric Parry

University receives Modeshift recognition for sustainability work - Vimarsana News

University receives Modeshift recognition for sustainability work

Work by Birmingham City University to encourage staff and students to reduce reliance on cars and commute sustainably has been recognised by the Modeshift STARS scheme. Travelling to places of work and study by walking, cycling or using the bus,

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Live updates: Big crowds in Birmingham city centre as part of global 'worldwide rally for freedom' - Vimarsana News

Live updates: Big crowds in Birmingham city centre as part of global 'worldwide rally for freedom'

Hundreds - including some appearing to be NHS staff - gather in Chamberlain Square for demonstration

Public art exhibition honouring the NHS to begin nationwide tour in Birmingham - Vimarsana News

Public art exhibition honouring the NHS to begin nationwide tour in Birmingham

The exhibition, titled Gratitude, will first go on display in Birmingham’s Chamberlain Square next month. It will include 51 sculptures by artists and designers including Pam Hogg, Andrew Logan and Kitty Johnson. The sculptures in Birmingham (David Oates/PA) Actor Bonneville, DJ Fatboy Slim, and TV presenter and actor Ray are among the stars who will voice real-life stories and poems about the pandemic as part of the exhibition. Actor Christopher Eccleston, actress Sarah Parish and singer KT Tunstall will also feature. The sculptures will be auctioned off at a later date with “substantial...