Big Cat Group, PR and Marketing trailblazers. Who also carry a penchant for Creative Design and Events. Sunday, 25 January 2009. Please follow the link for the new Big Cat blog, thanks! Sunday, January 25, 2009. Wednesday, 14 January 2009. Even in his 200th year, Darwin has never been so relevant. The simple mathematics that anything that is not good enough dies out ,.

Well it had to happen sooner or later. Our expert design team have been busy working on a rather snazzy new website which will incorporate our new style blog. Head over to the site now to keep to up to date with the latest goings on at Big Cat. To visit the new site. To gather evidence and crack the case. Will be the second int.

Environmental Issues, campaigns and events in Birmingham and UK. Tuesday, 27 March 2012. We have now switched the location of our blog to be integrated into our website, so it all feels and looks like our space. There is still the facility to comment on posts there and we hope everyone will find their way to www. Birmingham Friends of the Earth. Tuesday, 13 March 2012. City of the Future - 1 week to go.

Photos of pretty Birmingham girls. Third post is another famous Birmingham girl. Another cheat for the second post, might make a famous Birmingham pretty girls category. Let me know your suggestions. The lovely, Emma Willis. Knowing and unknowing photos of the pretty girls of Birmingham.

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Kings Heath Park to lose Gardeners Weekend. Kings Heath Park to lose Gardeners Weekend. The annual event has been held at the park for the last 20 years and is much loved by local residents. Middot; Tagged with Birmingham. Where have the poop scoop bags gone? Filed under Budget Cuts.

My good friend Helen W asked me to join her on a Sheffield Boost Walk on a Sunday morning. Anyone who knows me, will tell you this is a bold ask, but also that if I was going to drag myself out of the house on a Sunday morning for anything, then probably a walk about Suffragettes in Sheffield would do it. Local Historian and generally interesting woman Ann Beedham.

By Claire Burgess on December 18, 2012.

Homegrown is an ambitious artist development programme run by Birmingham live art agency Home For Waifs and Strays, supported by Arts Council England and the Jerwood Charitable Trust.