A friend mentioned this building demolition going on at the top of Fazeley Street to me, so I went along for a look. I was immediately struck by the BB logo. Does anyone know who BB were, what they did, what BB stood for? Does anyone know what’s set to stand in its place?
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Birts (or was it Burts?) of Birmingham has gone? I used that place a couple of times to get wedding album supplies (I dabbled in wedding photography for a bit back in the mid to late 90s – done it all me). I can’t quite recall the other stuff it supplied (it might have been a printers?) but you could certainly get a lovely photographic album from there. It closed in the late 90s.
The site forms part of the new Birmingham City University site I think.
Cheers Dave, curiosity fed! :-)