Location: Ladywood
England, United Kingdom
Sovereign state: United Kingdom
Constituent country: England
Region: West Midlands
Ceremonial county: West Midlands
Historic county: Warwickshire
Settlement: c. 600
Seigneurial borough: 1166
Municipal borough: 1838
City status: 14 January 1889
Metropolitan borough: 1 April 1974
Administrative HQ: The Council House,
Victoria Square
Government• Type: Metropolitan borough
• Body: Birmingham City Council
• Leadership: Leader and cabinet
• Executive: Labour
• Leader: Vacant (Deputy Leader Ian Ward, acting)
• Lord Mayor: Anne Underwood
• Chief Executive (Interim): Stella Manzie CBE
Area• City: 103.4 sq mi (267.8 km)
• Urban: 231.2 sq mi (598.9 km)
Area rank: 151st
Elevation: 460 ft (140 m)
Population (mid-2016 est.)• City: 1,124,600
• Rank: 1st
• Density: 10,880/sq mi (4,199/km)
• Urban: 2,440,986 (3rd)
• Metro: 3,683,000 (2nd)
Demonym(s): Brummie
Time zone: Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+0)
• Summer (DST): British Summer Time (UTC+1)
Postcode: B
Area code(s): 0121
ISO 3166 code: GB-BIR
GSS code: E08000025
NUTS 3 code: UKG31
ONS code: 00CN
OS grid reference: SP066868
Motorways: M6
M6 Toll
M5
M42
A38(M)
Ethnicity
(2011 Census): 57.9% White (53.1% White British)
26.6% Asian
8.9% Black
4.4% Mixed Race
2.0% Other
International airports: Birmingham (BHX)
Major railway stations: Birmingham New Street (A)
Birmingham Moor Street (B)
Birmingham Snow Hill (C1)
GDP: US$ 121.1 billion (2nd)
– Per capita: US$ 31,572
Councillors: 120
MPs: List
Richard Burden (L)
Liam Byrne (L)
Jack Dromey (L)
Roger Godsiff (L)
Khalid Mahmood (L)
Shabana Mahmood (L)
Steve McCabe (L)
Andrew Mitchell (C)
Jess Phillips (L)
Preet Gill (L)
European Parliament: West Midlands
Website: www.birmingham.gov.uk
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10 Architectural Buildings in Ladywood That You Shouldn't Miss
December 28, 2021 Lashaunda Abraham
The geographical heart of England, Birmingham started life as a sixth- century Anglo-Saxon village. Today, much of this city of over a million dates back to post-WWII redevelopment in the 1950s and 60s. Cutting edge museums and galleries, innovative theaters and excellent shopping have contributed to Birmingham's appeal as a weekend break destination. Don't miss the hopping bars and cafes of Gas Street Basin or the fascinating creatures at the National Sea Life Centre.
Restaurants in Birmingham
1. The Mansion House
2. Department of Art
9 Margaret Street, Birmingham B3 3BS England +44 121 643 2514
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Adjacent to the Birmingham and Midland Institute, this Victorian structure was built in 1885 as a Municipal Art school, which serves a similar purpose today.
3. St Paul's Square
4. Stephenson Place Building
5. Rotunda Square
6. Priory Square Clock Tower
7. Former Birmingham Midshires Bank Building
8. Three Brindleyplace Tower
9. 85 - 89 Colmore Row Building
10. One Brindleyplace Building
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Historic Walking Areas
Architectural Buildings
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Sights & Landmarks
The Mansion House
Educational sites
Department of Art
Scenic Walking Areas
Churches & Cathedrals
St Paul's Square
Stephenson Place Building
Observation Decks & Towers
Rotunda Square
Priory Square Clock Tower
Former Birmingham Midshires Bank Building
Three Brindleyplace Tower
85 - 89 Colmore Row Building
One Brindleyplace Building
