from Brumblr, the scrapbook of Brum web ephemera: Inside Out on the 11 bus tonight (mon 31st) – BBC One 7:30pm
A Press Release we can’t be bothered to rewrite, but that might interest you: PR and all, but this is both cute and cool and based in Brum. On 30 January 2011 23:50, Knitted Online <hello@knittedonline.com> wrote: Hi Jon, I've recently discovered you like arts and factories and Birmingham, and I was hoping you'd take a look at this. We're not one of Birmingham's largest factories, in fact, we maybe compete for the smallest, but you may like it. If so, I'd love to be featured in your blog and perhaps deemeed, in your eyes at least, not shit. Thank you for reading, Milly THERE'S A NEW WAY TO KNIT: CAST YOUR NEEDLES ASIDE AND START KNITTING ONLINE January 2011 – Knitted Online is a new venture bringing the internet and manufacturing together through the medium of knitwear. You knit it online and we'll make it offline. Knitted Online was created by Milly Mortin and Adam Coward: The pair moved from London to Birmingham in pursuit of the space to set up and run the knitting machines used to create the pieces sold through their online store. Milly and Adam believe in democratic design; Knitted Online was created to...
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from Brumblr, the scrapbook of Brum web ephemera: “Brummie punk leg-ends Rotunda are shooting a music video on the 19th of feb at Scruffy Murphy’s 2.30 pm. Please come and be an extra” – Twitter / @probablydrunk: Brummie punk leg-ends Rotu …
Have you seen the new BRMB poster campaign? They're focusing on being local—understandable considering the way Galaxy is now a psuedo-national station. The posters are to demonstrate the standard of 'banter' you might hear if you tune in.Main problem is their lack of, erm, being funny. That's 'banter' for you: banter is wit without humor.Nicky at Digbeth is Good certainly doesn't find them amusing:
from Brumblr, the scrapbook of Brum web ephemera: “Like a lot of people, I’ve been thinking about Trish for most of the weekend. I’ve been thinking about her beautiful voice, and how incredibly generous she was with her time and her knowledge.” – A tribute to Trish Keenan by Bob Stanley