Travers, Doom, Tighe, Mitton, Malik, Furnell, Babu — who’s next? Nominations are now open for Brummie Of The Year 2010 — and you’re welcome to nominate any Brummie or Brum resident that has been great or just very very Birmingham this year. There will be no…
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Selly Sausage hits top ten breakfast list
These are my links for 23 rd January from 13:37 to 13:37
Brummie of the Year 2008 – Nominations open
Who will follow in the bootsteps of landlord extraordinaire John Tighe, blues hobo Charlie Mitton, dancer-under-the-stars Malik, cricketer Jason Furnell and red panda Babu? Only the people of Birmingham can decide — after the nominations have been assessed by a…
The Book for Birmingham – nominations open
To celebrate the National Year of Reading Birmingham Libraries want to capture the city's reading choices and ultimately find the "The Book for Birmingham". You can nominate a book any time up to 17 August 2008. [link]
Lottery vote time is here again
Despite the speed of the web, and my anal skim-reading of absolutely everything that mentions Brum, I still end up finding out things from the Evening Mail (or it’s 15 at a time, title only RSS feeds at least). Today…
Love will Voltaire us apart
The Chamberlain Awards, are a four-year old initiative from Birmingham City Council to reward exceptional customer service from council employees. A lovely idea, and if you have a favourite council employee I’d encourage you to vote using the clumsy nomination…
As long as we don’t come last, give us credit
If this ‘Most Musical City‘ vote thing takes off, I can’t see Birmingham beating Liverpool or Manchester or Sheffield, or even London (despite there being very few London bands over the years, as opposed to bands based in London) –…
Push Bikes, Win Money
The Sustrans bid has won the People’s £50 millon. Rather inevitable, a “nationwide” project against “regional” ones, very disappointing though – not sure why the winner has been announced now when they were trailing it to be announced on the…
Vote Black Country – it’s not often I say that
If you’re still awake and watching ITV at 11 tonight (Thurs, just turn over after the Mighty Boosh) you’ll be able to see the lovely Toyah expanding on the reasons why you should vote for the Black Country as an…