Which are historic Bournville’s most beautiful sights? That’s what a team of students from Birmingham City University are setting out to discover on Tuesday 28th November.
Students from the MA in Public Relations will be working with the Bournville News team to explore our beautiful suburb.
Selly Manor (by ‘Reading Tom’ on Flickr)
The students, many of whom are from overseas, have been working as part of the Bournville News team over the last few weeks.
#lovebournville
On Tuesday 28th November they are spending the day photographing and exploring the area, using the hashtag #lovebournville on social media.
You can follow their progress on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Join in
They are asking residents to join in too, either by posting your own content to social media, using the hashtag #lovebournville, or by suggesting which of Bournville’s sights they should visit.
Beautiful historic Bournville
Historic Bournville is home to many impressive buildings, including many that are listed, and two separate conservation areas.
If you have a suggestion of where they should visit, then let us know.
Suggestion of sites to visit: see the pages of Bournville Through Time by The Bournville Society pub. Amberley (2014)
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