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Moseley Society Local History Group is now active on Facebook and Twitter. Displays and exhibitions coming soon. And an all new website.

Next meeting of the Local History Group is on Thursday 17th May. This is the AGM and the speaker is Chris Sutton on germans in ww1 in the UK

The Facebook page is up and active. First newsletter has been produced too. If you want one then email [email protected]

The all new singing and dancing website for Moseley History will be live at the end of June. Watch out for it!

Wednesday 23rd at 7:30pm in The Exchange - Hisotry Society meeting to look at the Collection.

Today we are picking the first images to go on the website. We have found a beautiful selection of Victorian and Edwardian postcards.

Had great meeting re the new website. Meanwhile have a look for Moseley History Group on facebook

Had training today on how to update content for the website. Looking good for going live at end of July. Thanks to Savannah

Hoping to get a list and information about bands that played The Fighting Cocks such as Judas Priest and The Sisters Of Mercy.

Anybody seen any other bands in Moseley that had any major success? Also onthe list would be UB40

The free training course on computer related history starts next week on 11th March

Check out Lisel Haas on google. This amazing photographer lived in Moseley. Her work in her native Germany and here in Birmingham is superb

Our next talk is on 28th March at 7:30 at the Exchange. Janet Berry is here to talk about John Avins - Victorian philanthropist from Moseley

Nice talk last week from Rob Brown who talked about the medieval church of St. Mary's. The lady pool in Balsall Heath was connected.

Anybody remember seeing any bands at the Fighting Cocks back in the day? I know Judas Priest and The Sisters Of Mercy appeared there

The oldest "indian" restaurant still going in Moseley is Kabbabish. Who out there knows the first?

April meeting will see Chris Upton speaking to us about Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's Moseley connections.