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World Heritage status will not happen overnight; It is already a unique part of Birmingham but more joined-up thinking is needed if the Jewellery Quarter is to get World Heritage Site status, argues Phil Davis. AGENDA.(News)
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The Birmingham Post (England)
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April 8, 2008
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The Birmingham Jewellery Quarter - a stomping ground for historical giants like Matthew Boulton and 200 years on, still a unique manufacturing centre - is enjoying a new lease of life. Attracted by city centre living, new residents are moving in, while trendy bars, music venues and galleries are adding leisure attractions to a business base that still produces most of the UK's high grade jewellery.
Ten years ago the city recognised the quarter as an "urban village". Fancy titles apart, this was a welcome stirring of interest towards a long neglected area. Now, many have ...
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