Birmingham's Flapper and Firkin faces demolition – Birmingham Mail

Another great, live music pub to go. "The area is set to be called Baskerville Wharf and feature hotels, shops, bars and restaurants alongside housing and student apartments." link

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  • i could almost bring myself to support it (well i couldn't, but you know what it mean) if the development was remotely guaranteed to do something about the shortage of residential / long term moorings provision in birmingham for boat owners.

    as it is, i expect it'll actually even be counterproductive on that score, by taking the existing moorings away from cambrian wharf in favour of providing more balconies for the restaurants, or at best just shuffling around the temporary moorings for the holiday boaters.
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