Jewellery Quarter News

Everyone is gearing up for Summer and none more so than the Jewellery Quarter Business Improvement District (JQBID) team. Luke Crane, Manager for the JQBID, comments “Everybody loves the Summer and ... Read more

David Mahony, Director of PCPT Architects and member of the JQDT Board, looks back at an intriguing role the Jewellery Quarter had in the Battle of Waterloo. Two years ago ... Read more

85 Caroline Street has become the host of newly refurbished work space in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, one of the most creative business hubs in Birmingham. The ground ... Read more

Year nine students from Perry Beeches II – The Free School, got the opportunity to ask some of Birmingham’s leading professionals about the key to their success on Career Day ... Read more

The Coffin Works, Birmingham’s historic museum and venue – that was bought back to life by the Birmingham Conservation Trust last year – will host an exciting roster of events ... Read more

This summer sees the Jewellery Quarter host JQBID’s very first Festival – a weekend of events that celebrate the diversity and creativity of the Quarter. There will be something for everyone ... Read more

Jewellery Quarter-based jewellery makers, Livto has caught the attention of established high street brand, Fabulous and secured a significant high street deal. In the company’s two years, it has gained ... Read more

This month, JQBID manager Luke Crane, popped in to see fellow Big Peg residents, Technical Team Solutions. Andy Jones and the rest of the IT recruitment team made him feel ... Read more

Motorists who travel in and around Birmingham overnight are being advised of evening tunnels closures which will see the A38 St Chad’s and Queensway tunnels closed from 10pm to 6am until Friday ... Read more

It’s the Easter half-term holidays, the kids are off school and you need something fun to do that is not going to break the bank. Luckily, the Jewellery Quarter is ... Read more

Birmingham’s iconic Assay Office celebrated its 240 year history by laying down special feature bricks at the new buildings construction site. The blocks bear the hallmarking symbols used in the ... Read more

Birmingham City Council is considering a number of options to improve road safety and the street environment for all road users, including pedestrians, cyclists and drivers to make the city ... Read more