It was 200 years ago to the day that Matthew Boulton died. Many thousands of people travel along Broad Street everyday and go past his statue without knowing anything about him. Now our film will help to tell people who he is and what he did. He was a wealthy, industrial person who helped to…
Ed Miliband MP for Climate Change visited the Summerfield Eco village. We do not often get government ministers in Ladywood so TNT was determined to be there. We managed to get an exclusive interview with him. He seemed really keen in what he was talking about and was interested in what we do at TNT…
Experts have revealed, during a major archaeological dig, that the remains of around 300 World War I soldiers are likely to be discovered at Fromelles in northern France. The remains of a number of bodies have already been discovered and various artefacts uncovered and identified. Most of the bodies are likely to be Australian and…
The Brew ‘Us Bugle is the magazine of Ladywood History Group. Issue 2 April 2002 Features include the Spring Hill circus disaster of 1930, Summerhill ice rink, Tolkien in Ladywood and Monument Road shops. Read The Brew ‘Us Bugle is the magazine of Ladywood History Group. Issue 2 April 2002
The Brew ‘Us Bugle is the magazine of Ladywood History Group. Issue 1 December 2001 Features include an interview with Bill Landon, Osler Street School football and Christmas memories from days gone by. Read The Brew ‘Us Bugle is the magazine of Ladywood History Group. Issue 1 December 2001
The Ladywood School Newspaper issue 16 – 19 September 1988 The Ladywood Bugle, the newspaper of Ladywood School. Issue 16 – 19 September 1988 features interviews with swimmers from Monument Road Baths who were heading to South Korea for the 1988 Summer Olympics. The other big feature is all about Work Experience. Read The Ladywood…
The Ladywood Bugle No 4.October 1986 The newspaper of Ladywood School, Birmingham. This edition includes first impressions by the new first years, memories of Beach Street, welcome to new teacher Mr Nore, a pop quiz and all the latest sports news. The Ladywood Bugle No 4 | October 1986
TNT attended the opening of the Frankfurt Christmas Market which is based in Victoria Square. Stalls go along New Street and extend across Chamberlain Square, Centenary Way and into Centenary Square. Why not go along and join in the Christmas fun!
The huge 140 feet high First World War memorial at Thiepval, France was opened eighty years ago. This report notes some of the names of Birmingham people who are listed on it. They are just a few of the 72,000 people who were killed in the area that have no known grave. Most were killed…