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The surprising history of Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market

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By Steve McCabe
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Our hard times never end

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By Steve McCabe
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Our hard times never end - Birmingham's deprivation still defines too many lives

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By Steve McCabe
| shorturl.at
Despite the gleam of new towers and HS2 progress, deprivation still grips Birmingham’s inner districts. Hard Times, Dr. Steven McCabe takes an indepth look at the latest rankings on UK deprivation with Birmingham named as second highest. The title of this article is loosely based on the 1854 novel by Charles Dickens in which, unusually for him, the characters experiencing the travails of post-industrialism are based in a fictional Northern mill town called Coketown.
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