Written by Nicky Getgood on Sunday, January 18th, 2009 ( Start discussion )
Tags: ash-10, Digbethisgood, eastsidecafe, links, peteashton, rootys, salters, toblog
Could local blogs save local businesses? – Asks Pete Ashton at ASH-10. This caught my attention not only for saying nice things about Digbeth is Good (doesn’t hurt, mind) but because it uses cafe’s as a prime example of the type of business that can be helped by blogs. There are a hell of a lot of these in Digbeth. So come Eastside Cafe, Salters, Rooty’s, etc. Get to it!
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Written by Nicky Getgood on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 ( One response )
Tags: ash-10, birminghamcityuniversity, blogactionday, charlottecarey, chrisunitt, curzon street station, Digbethisgood, Eastside Blog, eastsidecityfarm, feastside, greenst, happyrobotmusic, links, nickbooth, peteashton, podnosh, steflewandowski, toblog
- Happy Robot Music: Omnia Opera, Betty and the Id, Windscale gig – Three live bands play at 22 Green St warehouse on Saturday 18th October 2008 for “a demented mashup of plasma rock, psychedelia, post rock, prog, electronica and acid”. Plus Dj’s – Sir Real, Papa Zit, Jajouka, DJ Ronco K-Tel. Visuals by Catweasel.
- Group Project – Feastside – Feastside is what the plan to turn abandoned building sites into green a pleasant has been christened. Join the online wiki group to get involved. There’s talk of a meeting on the evening of next Weds 22nd Oct, I’ll keep you posted on the details once confirmed.
- Blog Action Day happened and Pete Ashton found talking to the Birmingham Carers Network very rewarding. I was very sorry to miss this. Nick Booth has posted the surgery’s provisional results, Stef Lewandowski helped build a site for the Jubilee Debt Campaign, Chris Unitt found there was some serious learning on both sides and it all made Charlotte Carey ask what can enterprise do?
- City Centre Campus set for green light in Eastside « Birmingham Eastside – The planned Birmingham City University will apparently bring employment and regeneration with it, with assurances it won’t jeopardize nearby historic buildings like Curzon Street Station.
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