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BIRMINGHAM IN BLOOM

Birmingham is famous for it's amazing floral displays all over the city. Some are simply lining the streets, hanging from lamps, and dotted around in large tubs. The parks and squares are ablaze with floral features. There is a floral trail to follow every year, and this year the Chelsea Flower Show Gold winning WW1 commemorative display was returned afterwards and spread out over the city centre in various installations. The main feature was the WW1 trench display outside the Council House.

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DID YOU KNOW...
Birmingham’s first business directory, local printer Sketchley’s (1770), shows the city as the metal-bashing capital of the British Empire, listing among others; 108 button makers; 60 gun makers; 54 shoe buckle makers; 52 ‘Toy’ makers; 34 blacksmiths; 32 brass founders; 25 jewellers; 19 file makers; 16 hinge makers; 12 cutlers; 11 watch chain makers; 10 edge tool makers; 10 steel snuffer makers; 8 saw makers, 6 sword cutlers; 5 trap makers; 5 wire drawers; 5 corkscrew makers;         4 watch makers; and a nut cracker maker.
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