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Birmingham

Founded in 1875, Birmingham in the West Midlands is the Birmingham City F.C. address. The world's industry of gun-manufacturing was for years in a city district, the Gun Quarter. A metropolitan borough in the new county West Midlands, Sutton Coldfield was lost by Birmingham in 1974. Due to economic problems, Durban was forced to withdraw as a 2022 Commonwealth Games host and Birmingham in England will follow.

On the former site of Nechells Power Station, Star City entertainment complex is outside Birmingham centre in the West Midlands. A system known as "rational manufacture" is the solution and mechanisation of previously free manufacturing activities found in the Soho Manufactory (opened in 1765 by Matthew Boulton). In Birmingham centre in Birmingham in the West Midlands, BBC Birmingham is located.

Europe's largest municipal library, the former Birmingham Central Library was opened in 1972. Sentenced to life imprisonment and acquitted by the Court of Appeal after 16 years, six men who became known as the Birmingham Six were convicted. One of five Birmingham corporations of this type, the University of Birmingham is found in Birmingham, West Midlands. Passing through the Bull Ring and Edgbaston, to Sutton Coldfield in the north east and operating from Lickey Hills in the south west through Birmingham centre, Birmingham is dominated by the Birmingham Fault.

New Street station was redeveloped and the Bull Ring was refound. Sweeps of immigration from the Commonwealth of Nations, gathered in decades following World War II changed the ethnic makeup of Birmingham. Initiating a period of transition and growth and leaving the town with a high degree of social and economic freedom, medieval Birmingham's principal governing institutions - including the lordship of the de Birmingham family and the Guild of the Holy Cross - between 1536 and 1547 collapsed. Between 1859 and 1865 in Birmingham in the West Midlands, a game was developed by Harry Gem.

Abound with bars and clubs, areas such as Hurst Street Gay Village and the Arcadian are found in the Chinese Quarter. Snobs Nightclub, the Jewellery Quarter, The Mailbox, Summer Row, St Philips/Colmore Row, O2 Academy in Bristol Street and St Paul's Square all have a vibrant night life. Location of the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, treating injured military personnel, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, adjacent to the Birmingham Medical School in Edgbaston,houses the largest critical care unit in Europe.

Until 1974 when its responsibilities were relocated to Severn Trent Water, water to Birmingham was supplied by Birmingham Corporation Water Department set up in 1876. In 1905 when the Anglican Diocese of Birmingham was founded, St Philip's Cathedral was upgraded from church status. The first blast furnace to produce cast iron was built in 1709 when a Birmingham-trained resident relocated relocated to Coalbrookdale.. Spaghetti Junction, a name for the Gravelly Hill Interchange: the most well known motorway junction in the United Kingdom, and the M42, M40, M6, and M5 serve Birmingham in the West Midlands.