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Birmingham City Centre — is the business hub of the city of Birmingham, United Kingdom. According to the Parkinson Masterplan of Birmingham, published in 2007, the city centre is defined as being the area within the A4540 road.cite web|… … Wikipedia
Birmingham City University — Motto Latin: Age Quod Agis Motto in English Do what you are doing; attend to your business Established 1992 gained university status 1971 City of Birmingh … Wikipedia
Birmingham Moor Street railway station — Birmingham Moor Street Restored GWR entrance to Moor Street, 2006 Location … Wikipedia
Birmingham — This article is about the city in England. For the U.S. city named after it, see Birmingham, Alabama. For other uses, see Birmingham (disambiguation). City of Birmingham City and Metropolitan borough … Wikipedia
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery — Established 1885 Location Chamberlain Square, Birmingham Visitor … Wikipedia
Birmingham New Street railway station — Birmingham New Street redirects here. For the actual street, see New Street, Birmingham. Birmingham New Street … Wikipedia
Birmingham Baths Committee — Plaque on Sparkhill Baths, showing membership of the Committee as at July 1931. The Birmingham Baths Committee was a Birmingham City Council run organisation responsible for the provision and maintenance of public swimming and bathing facilities… … Wikipedia
City of Manchester Stadium — Not to be confused with Docklands Stadium, also known as the Etihad Stadium, a multi purpose stadium in Melbourne, Australia. Etihad Stadium Eastlands[1] CoMS[2] SportCity[3] … Wikipedia
City Clipper — The City Clipper logo and slogan. City Clipper was a short lived bus company in Southampton. It was an independent company which started operations on 23 April 2007, but ended six months later on 13 October 2007. Contents 1 … Wikipedia
Birmingham and Midland Institute — The Birmingham and Midland Institute (gbmapping|SP066870), now on Margaret Street in the city centre of Birmingham, England was a pioneer of adult scientific and technical education (General Industrial, Commercial and Music) and today offers Arts … Wikipedia