In the 20th century, Birmingham, the second-most populous city in the UK, earned a reputation as the "industrial heart of Europe." Various industries flourished...
Known in the Caribbean community as their own Captain Tom Moore, 98-year-old Albert Jarrett of Shard End witnessed the bombing of England firsthand before...
Since the Industrial Revolution, Birmingham's economy has been dominated by the metalworking industry. The late 19th century saw a significant boom in factories and...
Over 80 years have passed since the harrowing events of the Second World War. The global conflict affected hundreds of millions of people worldwide,...
As a major cultural centre, Birmingham is home to a diverse population, including people of African, Caribbean, Indian, and Asian heritage. The tradition of...