#PhotoFriday This week this photograph of Pinfold Street, looking up towards the Council House taken c. 1890 preserved in glorious golden aspic. Difficult to imagine that about 130 years later, trams would traverse this vertiginous slope daily. WK/B11/1150 LibraryofBirmingham Brumpic

Grade II Listed public toilet on Great Barr Street, Birmingham, close to collapse. Who should be maintaining and protecting this, and others like it, Bham City Council Historic England? Perhaps removal and storage would be better?

Thanks to the great photo chronicler of Birmingham, Stacey Barnfield, below is a photo of the factory where Birds made the custard powder I tweeted about yesterday.

Yeeess! Got mine!

Hate when you hire a shady mercenary in a tavern by throwing them a leather purse of gold coins they never give you the purse back. Im getting fucking murdered on leather purses here

Love to see it, Birmingham City FC. KRO 💙

Something exciting coming tomorrow! 😍

Something very exciting is coming tomorrow... Stacey Barnfield #brumhour

Introducing The Digbeth Colour Palette to support SIFA Fireside with a donation from every purchase! Pick up a mug now and enjoy a cup of Typhoo Tea... thecolourpalettecompany.com/collections/th…

We are thrilled to be a part of Stacey Barnfield's brand new Digbeth Colour Palette. "Welcomes Red" honours the "One Hundred Thousand Welcomes" that greet new arrivals at Birmingham Coach Station, as written by our founder, Sister Sabina. 🔥 1/2

Art gallery to recreate exhibition from 1907 bbc.in/3MPWW7H

Thanks to BBC Midlands for featuring what promises to be a very special exhibition in Wolverhampton later this year: Painted Dreams: The Art of Evelyn De Morgan: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Good to see the lethal Snobs cobbles still in place. Remember trying to cross these at 3am?

Central BID’s latest outdoor art exhibition celebrates 40 years of the brilliant Mailbox Birmingham-based Washington Green and Castle Fine Art

Still blows my mind whenever I walk through Grand Central to see these. It means so much Great meeting planned tomorrow to discuss an idea to give Draw My City a new lease of life. More news soon… 💙

Regency Wharf, Birmingham. Watercolour and ink sketch 💙

Huge thanks to my old paper for covering Painted Dreams: The Art of Evelyn De Morgan at Wolverhampton Art Gallery (Oct 19-Mar 9) Really looking forward to this exhibition!

Birmingham Heritage Week 2024 is almost here! Celebrating ten years of your heritage, your stories, your city ❤️ Launching tomorrow, the festival is running until Sunday 15th September. Find the FULL list of events via the link: birminghamheritageweek.co.uk

Waterloo Street, Birmingham, is looking splendid with its new paving 💙