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  • Building a better Birmingham

    16 JUN 2018 · We're talking architecture and buildings in Brum with a former planning committee chairman Peter Douglas Osborn and former conservation and heritage panel chair Fiona Williams. Their concerns include that designs are increasingly generic - they want distinctive buildings like the Library of Birmingham and Selfridges. For back ground Here's some plans currently on the drawing board And here's some details of buildings we've discussed Library of Birmingham Natwest Tower Ringway Centre Smallbrook Queensway Birmingham Central Library Soho House Museum Icknield Port Loop For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    33m 31s
  • It's art-breaking - education under the spotlight

    9 JUN 2018 · Ahead of a debate next week two Birmingham politicians argue that creative subjects like art, music, drama and design are being downgraded, with classes and teachers being withdrawn from schools. Musician Liz Clements and artist Olly Armstrong are tabling a debate on the issue to Birmingham City Council next week. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    31m 19s
  • Leaders Question Time

    28 MAY 2018 · Birmingham City Council leader Ian Ward and deputy Brigid Jones faced questions from BirminghamLive readers. We get the ones we expected, plus a couple of surprises - Birmingham's nightlife anyone? Apologies to those who already saw this. Normal service will be resumed next week. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    46m 16s
  • New Kids on the Block

    17 MAY 2018 · They were both campaigners and pressure group activists, but now the Green Party's Julien Pritchard and Conservative Suzanne Webb find themselves newly elected councillors. They share their hopes, fears and ambitions as they begin a new chapter in their political careers in Birmingham. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    35m 34s
  • Brum voted: the post-match analysis

    9 MAY 2018 · Birmingham Live correspondent Neil Elkes and former councillor Ian Cruise take a look at last week's city council election result in Birmingham. There's much to discuss as 101 seats were filled, including a few surprises. Ian offers his insight as someone who quit Birmingham's ruling Labour group to go independent. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    37m 22s
  • Jan Tomorrow

    2 MAY 2018 · This episode has a brief preview of the local election, followed by a chat with Birmingham's joint newest councillor Morriam Jan. Just 12 months after her first election victory she is fighting another. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    41m 14s
  • Power to the people

    26 APR 2018 · In conversation with Gino Bellavia who is explains what Liquid Democracy is and why people like him are frustrated with party politics and looking to shake things up. We covered his selection here. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    32m 7s
  • Shouting from the backbenches

    21 APR 2018 · After fighting to get elected how have two young councillors fared on the backbenches. Has it been worth it and what can you achieve as a young politician in Birmingham. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
    38m 41s
A positive look at the Birmingham political scene from BirminghamLive.Meeting the people involved and exploring the issues facing the city.
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