Jewellery Quarter News

Breaking the barriers of the ‘weekly shop’, Roots Market is set to become an instant favourite for residents and workers seeking access to locally sourced, fresh and healthy food and will add another string to the Jewellery Quarter’s ‘independent’ bow.

Starting any new business is no easy feat, but starting one in lockdown, is a whole different ball game. We met up with Matty Paul, now proud owner of Barber Therapy - a revolutionary new barber shop situated on Spencer Street in the Jewellery Quarter.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and seven counts of attempted murder over a series of stabbings in Birmingham.

Thousands of extra seats are being introduced on West Midlands Trains services from September as passenger levels on the rail network continue to rise. The new timetable, running from Sun 6 Sep, adds space in time for the return of schools across the country.

Discover JQ is a brand-new, search-driven website that places user-experience at the forefront and provides a new marketing channel for local businesses to promote their services.

Find out all about the exciting JQ Neighbourhood Plan, their collectable postcards in this Guest Blog by Nicola Fleet-Milne who is CEO of FleetMilne Property, Co-Chair of JQ Neighbourhood Plan and Chair of Colmore Business District.

The successful Eat Out To Help Out scheme has been extended in September by many Jewellery Quarter cafes ad bars. Read our blog for the full list.

The JQBID has supported local businesses by driving through plans to provide outside seating for several hospitality venues.

There will be not one but TWO community litter picks tackling the streets of the Jewellery Quarter this September!

Birmingham’s first city running tour has hit the ground running, Run of a Kind is not your average history tour! Run of a Kind is pioneering the phenomenon in Birmingham, adding a new dimension to the existing tour set up here in the Midlands.

Argentea Gallery is excited to announce that it is re-opening on Thursday, 17th September with The Writing of Stones, a solo exhibition by photographic artist Gin Rimmington Jones.

Birmingham City Council has released details on significant changes to routes around the City Centre, and in particular the Jewellery Quarter, in their bid to reduce city centre pollution and promote the use of public transport, cycling and walking.