Not all towns in the Midlands are like this, what are you talking about.. I have just returned to England after 13 years in Canada ( which is much, much worse btw, think tent encampments and unhinged drug addicts everywhere). I'm very excited to see a lot of change and redevelopment in the Midlands. It's changing for the better , no doubt about it. 12:09 60's grotty Queensway is being knocked down.. Birmingham is changing for the better too, you weren't even around in the 90's to remember the old..
Honestly mate, I think you have a lot of negative preconceived ideas about Birmingham, like lots!!!!!...however you came around a bit in the end and that was nice to see 😃There are lots of nice parts of the City AND lots of cities have issues (all over the world). Agree that there were some monstrous decisions in town planning in Brum though, however, Birmingham town centre literally got bombed to hell in the blitz, so a lot of our old buildings got blown away...... a genuine question are there no cars in Manchester city centre? Anyway, keep doing what you are doing and keep learning your craft, good luck 👍👍
You missed the red brick university with a 328 foot clock tower. There is confusion with all the name changes but I think it is just called Birmingham university near the botanical gardens.
No, England’s literally floating away each day since we left what are you talking about? The Tory government have put engines on the island and we’re moving towards America
To get a true picture of Birmingham travel out to affluent Sutton Coldfield and see the exclusive housing developments of Four Oaks Park and Little Aston Park built as Britains answer to Bel Air after the war.
Birmingham was the birthplace of the industrial revolution. Manchester is a small milltown in comparison.
Big up Redditch ❤️
Not all towns in the Midlands are like this, what are you talking about.. I have just returned to England after 13 years in Canada ( which is much, much worse btw, think tent encampments and unhinged drug addicts everywhere). I'm very excited to see a lot of change and redevelopment in the Midlands. It's changing for the better , no doubt about it. 12:09 60's grotty Queensway is being knocked down.. Birmingham is changing for the better too, you weren't even around in the 90's to remember the old..
Honestly mate, I think you have a lot of negative preconceived ideas about Birmingham, like lots!!!!!...however you came around a bit in the end and that was nice to see 😃There are lots of nice parts of the City AND lots of cities have issues (all over the world). Agree that there were some monstrous decisions in town planning in Brum though, however, Birmingham town centre literally got bombed to hell in the blitz, so a lot of our old buildings got blown away...... a genuine question are there no cars in Manchester city centre? Anyway, keep doing what you are doing and keep learning your craft, good luck 👍👍
You missed the red brick university with a 328 foot clock tower. There is confusion with all the name changes but I think it is just called Birmingham university near the botanical gardens.
You can’t leave Europe 😂 The UK left European Union not Europe 🤣 You’re still European but not in EU.
Oh no I left Europe too, currently floating about in the ocean 😎
38:35 this is remembering people who died in the Birmingham pub bombings
Ahh got you just searched it didn't know it was related to the IRA
We will always be in the continent of Europe, it's impossible to leave it. Hope you understand that.
No, England’s literally floating away each day since we left what are you talking about? The Tory government have put engines on the island and we’re moving towards America
To get a true picture of Birmingham travel out to affluent Sutton Coldfield and see the exclusive housing developments of Four Oaks Park and Little Aston Park built as Britains answer to Bel Air after the war.
I have heard, Glasgow is the saddest city in Europe.
It is as bad as people make out Uve barely scratched the surface take ur self to soho road and alum rock if you want to see that side of Birmingham
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Seems like you know absolutely nothing about Birmingham and speaking off a preconceived notion.
Aren’t we all?
If people think Birmingham is the worst, they haven't been to Peterborough yet! 😂
Westminster in London is actually the most dangerous area in the UK.