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Watching a game of cricket can induce a mighty thirst. For this reason alone *cough*, we’ve done some very thorough research over the past few months (years even) into the best pubs for a post match drink in Moseley Village – which is just a sixer away from Edgbaston Cricket Ground.

Bad luck mate, you didn’t manage to secure a Cricket World Cup ticket but have realised it’s going to be one of the most epic sporting events of the summer? Don't worry we've gone all out to recommend you the best of the best spots in Brum showing all of the matches.

If this is your first ‘innings’ in Birmingham ‘take advantage’ of some of the sights and experiences that are unique to the city and region. Make sure that before you say ‘bye’ and ‘run out’ of town you tick a few of this list that make Birmingham and its neighbours the perfect all-rounder.

The Mailbox is set to welcome four exciting new occupiers, totalling 10,000 sq. ft. of retail space.

We cannot wait to be one the hosts for the most anticipated sporting events this summer here in Birmingham! 10 April marked 50 days to go until the start of the tournament and in celebration we are posting 50 amazing things to see and do inbetween as Birmingham counts down to the big event!

English Tourism Week celebrates the value and quality of the incredible tourist attractions we have, making our places great to visit. Birmingham is packed full of great things to see and do, so read on to discover what they are. 

From global gastronomy to subterranean worlds, The West Midlands throws up plenty of surprises. Walk in the footsteps of The Peaky Blinders; tuck into award-winning street food; and swim with sharks…if you dare.

London’s Nelson’s Column played a central role in marking 100 days to go to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

For those of you wanting to take refuge from children this half term, we have selected our favourite spots to visit in Birmingham!

Coventry will be a host city when the Rugby League World Cup 2021 comes to England.