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Tourist perceptions of Birmingham improve, according to survey Mar 15 2013

Perceptions of Birmingham as a tourist destination have improved by almost a third in five years, according to the city’s marketing agency.Read

Boxing Day sales brought forward at Bullring Dec 24 2012

The traditional Boxing Day sales have been brought forward to Christmas Eve as dozens of retailers seek to out-do each other and win customers' hard-earned cash, with 340,000 shoppers set to visit Birmingham's Bullring centre.Read

Woman falls to her death in Birmingham's Bullring shopping centre Nov 14 2012

Shoppers watched in horror as a woman fell to her death from a third-floor balcony in Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre. Read

Struggling independent traders offered support by Birmingham City Council Oct 19 2012

Traders who claimed their area of the city centre was being “left to rot” have been offered a financial support package by the city council.Read

Review after man falls to his death at Bullring Jul 02 2012

An internal review will be conducted after a man fell to his death from a third-floor balcony at Birmingham's Bullring.Read

Bullring owner set to turn its back on London office market Feb 24 2012

One of the owners of the Bullring in Birmingham is to turn its back on London offices after forecasting further strong demand for retail sites in “winning locations”.Read

Boux Avenue lingerie brand to open store at Birmingham's Bullring Feb 15 2012

Boux Avenue, the lingerie brand owned by Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis, will be opening its first store in the West Midlands at Bullring next month.Read

Restaurant Review: Mount Fuji, at the Bullring, Birmingham Dec 30 2011

Birmingham was the most heavily bombed city outside London during the Second World War, tonnes of explosives raining down from the night skies.Read

350,000 shoppers flock to Bullring in first two days after Christmas Dec 28 2011

Bullring management have revealed that more than 230,000 people passed through the doors on Boxing Day – with another 130,000 visiting on Tuesday. Read