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Moseley: a guide
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Moseley: a guide

Three miles south of the city on the Alcester Road: a Victorian village, a farmers' market on the last Saturday of the month, the bog that inspired Tolkien and a park that turns into a festival every summer. How to spend a day in Moseley.

Moving to Birmingham: a guide to the neighbourhoods
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Moving to Birmingham: a guide to the neighbourhoods

The Quarter for flats and a five-minute walk to work, Moseley and Kings Heath for the new trains, Harborne for its High Street, Bournville for Cadbury's dry village and Stirchley for the co-ops. Where to live in Birmingham.

Birmingham markets: a guide
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Birmingham markets: a guide

Three markets side by side on Edgbaston Street, trading near the same spot since a charter of 1154: fish indoors, fruit and veg outside, fabric and vintage in the Rag Market. Plus the monthly farmers' markets in Kings Heath and Moseley, and Red Brick Market in Digbeth.

The best restaurants in Birmingham
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The best restaurants in Birmingham

Two Michelin stars on Summer Row, a rock and roll tasting menu in the Quarter, ceviche in a Moseley bank, pasta on Lordswood Road and lamb chops in an Edgbaston townhouse. Where we would book tonight, and what it costs.

The best pubs in Birmingham
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The best pubs in Birmingham

Twenty-nine handpumps on Bennetts Hill, a blue-tiled local behind the Mailbox, a three-star Victorian pub by Curzon Street and a Moseley garden with its own bar. Birmingham's best pubs, and what to order in each.

The best brunch in Birmingham
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The best brunch in Birmingham

Fried chicken French toast in a Victorian gallery on New Street, a bacon naan roll on Chamberlain Square, shakshouka in Moseley and brunch in a Piccadilly Arcade coffee shop. Birmingham's best weekend mornings, with prices.