‘Digbeth Tunnel Lover’ and his urban explorer pal got into the old Alan’s Cafe building on Fazeley Street, which was also home to Small Heath Boxing Club, and took lots of pictures. Here’s one of them, visit 28 Days Later for the rest.
We Are Eastside – arts and culture- Developing Your Profile Online Saturday 25 February 10–3pm Eastside Projects February 3, 2012
- Thursday Lunch Club 23 February 1–2pm Eastside Projects February 3, 2012
- Why is Painting Still Important? Thursday 16 February 6.30-8pm Eastside Projects February 3, 2012
- Untitled January 31, 2012
- Artist’s Talk: Simon Bill Wednesday 1 February 6.30 – 8pm Eastside Projects January 26, 2012
- Birmingham Post: Digbeth articles
- Proestes campaign to save Island House from demolition February 1, 2012
- Birmingham historian Carl Chinn joins fight to save Island House from demolition January 31, 2012
- Jazz Diary December 30, 2011
- Health fears over rise of shisha bars in Birmingham December 29, 2011
- HMV Live sale to include the Institute venue in Digbeth and Global Gathering festival December 21, 2011
Free State of Digbeth
wow – once helped make a short documentary in there in the 1980s. Place was thriving and even had a boxer, Rowan Williams, who made it to the Olympics in 1992. In faact it was Rowan who was making the short film as like me he was a trainee at Handsworth Viewpoint.
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