Its not Multicultural its a racist segregated city Birmingham areas are dumps ,Birmingham got a industrial feel and areas are dumps and the council is always cutting in Birmingham hence why there is nothing to do a boring dull city and the people are backwards and not progressive. They say there city is diverse rubbish yet no one integrates and people are very ignorant and narrow minded younger and Older generation.

@I AM Its not Multicultural its racist and segregated city areas are divided with no integration at all people are divided and choose to live in their own bubble its a violent hostile city. London is very Multicultural city and has loads more cultures and is integrated city.

@I AM Birmingham is a dump.

@@jonesroberts3640 Birmingham qnd Portsmouth University where one is better considering cost of living, school fees and jobs opportunities. Please help thanks 🙏

@@jonesroberts3640 segregated culture works for some people. That’s why family unity amongst Asian in the highest in the UK

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Girl I’m South African too, and my plans are to move there by next year June. Hopefully sooner if I get sponsorship.

​@@liyandayi1409Birmingham and west midlands is very racist and segregated locals are not integrated or educated.

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Hi Ademola are you already in Birmingham and what can u say about d city because am considering ulster university Birmingham or salford uni Manchester

@Oluchi Ella oh yeah. I am currently in birmingham. I don't know about Manchester tho kuz I v not been there yet. Taking my time. Brum is a great city with very friendly people who smile at you at the slightest opportunity. It gives the big city vibes without the hustle and bustle of a big city. There r lots of shops, restaurants, fun spots, that I am still exploring till today. Found it hard to get an apartment, maybe because i was looking for apartments not too far from the city centre, but I am settled in now. There is a Nigerian store in town I buy my Nigerian groceries, while getting used to British foods. Christmas Market is open currently, with loads of ambiance. All in all, brum is a lovely place to be.

@@ademolahaastrup1496 wooo good to hear Please what can u say about ulster university because am still considering May or September intake and which intake do u think I should go for And also how can we talk better aside here because they are also important infor I need to get from someone there already Am glad you are my fellow Naija bred💃🏻

@@oluchiella1309 nice one, I am also planning to study at Ulster University for May intake.

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Me too

The city is full of gangs. Think twice

@@rosedee2547 what do u mean by gang???

@@victorakindun7570 criminals😁😁

@@victorakindun7570 criminals are everywhere,even Nigeria where we are coming from

Loads of racist locals in Birmingham full of crime drugs and poverty issues.

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Thanks,Alright.

@kemisola, if I had to choose between Luton and another part of UK, I'll never go for Luton. The environment, people and other stuffs just doesn't go well with me. I was there for a while.

@@chicecil7240 please can you tell us what about Luton you did not like? I'm faced with a difficult decision now....choosing between Luton and another place...

No they are not

Thanks Eben. Have you seen the cheapest places to live in London kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gayVaZCQprOVfqM.html

I'm guessing you mean you'll be at the London campus of Sunderland uni. Check out Lewisham. Very affordable, and it would make commuting very easy because it's on the same skytrain line as Sunderland's London campus, which is in Canary Wharf.

@@daniel-1489 thanks so much Daniel, I will check this

Got an admission with Westminster . Also looking at affordable places to live in north-west london.

Congratulations, I am hoping you settle in well

Which intake? I've received unconditional acceptance by University of Law, Law school for coming September intake, made initial deposit now waiting for CAS which shall be issued during 3months before course start date(22-9-2022).

@@syeddaniyal582 September intake

@@EbereChikezie there's some Japanese restaurants in that City

Congratulations adewale, is it the University of birmingham?. I also got an offer from d school for my Masters program.

I will.

I am afraid the City of Birmingham is massive

Agree , Equinox Birmingham is a dumping ground vile city .

@@rogerdoger3347 So how did you come to that conclusion of Birmingham being dumping ground vile City, it seems you know nothing about Birmingham mate

@@rogerdoger3347it’s not a clean city, but definitely not a vile dumping site. Honestly it looks cleaner than london

Birmingham is the biggest uk city outside london.

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Clarify with the school on that. Often times, one of the reasons are because you are yet to make the initial fee Deposit

I got a conditional offer from Aston University. Submitted my transcript and references kuz I hadn't submitted before and my offer became unconditional even though I haven't paid the deposit yet.

Hi Grace... I got a conditional offer in the same University as well. Can we connect?

@@themariamaguns4374 i also got conditional offer letter in the same University for m.sc international business.

@@francis6477 Congratulations Francis Can we connect?

Yes it is You'll need train Tickets

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Birmingham is a miserable city nothing there its very racist and segregated too in areas .

People in Birmingham are miserable most people are lazy and not integrated, mental health issues is big and lots of poverty and deprivation.

Thats nice a community i like it

Lots of racist and bigoted people Birmingham is not integrated a lot of people have mental health issues and people are demented and backwards .

Of course

Lots of crime and racist segregated areas in Birmingham.

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It was a fictitious TV series not even filmed in Birmingham and none of the characters ever existed in Birmingham's History

They are recorded to be real.👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 “The Peaky Blinders were a street gang based in Birmingham, England, which operated from the 1880s until the 1910s. The group consisted largely of young criminals from lower- to middle-class backgrounds. They engaged in robbery, violence, racketeering, illegal bookmaking, and control of gambling. Members wore signature outfits that typically included tailored jackets, lapelled overcoats, buttoned waistcoats, silk scarves, bell-bottom trousers, leather boots, and peaked flat caps.” - Wikipedia. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peaky_Blinders

@@AbayomiAhmedTosin Sorry mate, there was not a gang called the Peaky Blinders in Birmingham it is just a name for a programme, and the peaky Blinders refers to a fashion of the time where young ruffians pick pocket gangs wore a peaked cap tilted to one side with a quiff of hair covering one Eye hence the name Peaky Blinder, even a top Birmingham Historian Carl Chinn admitted that they did not exist as a gang but as a fashion and razor blades were not used as they had just been invented and were too expensive so these gangs went round with pen/flick knifes, knuckle duster, coshes and some time pistols being both English and Irish Gangs, there was never a family called the " Shelbies" and gangs did not ride around Birmingham on Horses with sub machine Guns over their shoulders. Sorry my friend it appears you do not live in Birmingham and explain what the gangs supposedly wore from watching Peaky Blinders, I can assure you they wore no such thing they were just ruffians and the best example of seeing what they look like is to watch the film "Oliver", I have lived in Birmingham for 67 years now and have about 50 books on the History of Birmingham and loads of DVD's and Video's on the History of Birmingham and do you know what, no such mention of Peaky Blinders is referenced to in any history of Birmingham. So yes there were ruffian Gangs in Birmingham, the term peaky blinder was just a fashion these gangs followed and all had separate gang names and the programme was called Peaky Blinders, just like TV Programme is called East Enders but look nothing like the East end of London,plus the programme Peaky Blinders was never filmed in Birmingham being filmed in Liverpool, Manchester and The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley 15 miles from Birmingham

They are racist in Birmingham areas are segregated and divided no integration at all locals are rude.

Sadly only white people get called racists,in a city with every colour and nationality , yet every group lives segregated lives and very rarely mix with each other

​@@ellismeah8110Most of the whites in Birmingham don't like outsiders hence why areas are segregated and divided in Birmingham no integration at all people are backwards and miserable.

It's a Nigerian accent thing.

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This is true, we also call it Brum ;)

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Neither all rough racist segregated cities full of crime and divisions .

Don't like none of those cities vile.

@@jakeb7912 why

@@marthasheilds2446 which place you prefer to living in

@@innocentosas6949 Too much crime and racism and segregated cities too much divisions. Poverty and cities are vile.

No Shade,I don't

No Birmingham has not got the highest crime rate in the UK.

Why are you worried about the crime rate, every City has a crime rate.

Birmingham has the highest crime rate in the west midlands its a racist segregated shithole city .

Why ?

Don't move to Birmingham rude horrible place.

@@UK-JOURNEYS what do you mean?

@@seantuaima why u are sick living in Liverpool..

@@UK-JOURNEYS it's too easily boring and soulless the deprivation is really high!

Never been nice Birmingham locals are rude racist and uneducated the city has always been dirty and has a rubbish issues areas are dirty run down full of poverty.

Birmingham is not multicultural its very segregated and racist locals are unfriendly.

Birmingham areas are segregated whites have thier own areas and older generations are racist in Birmingham. London is multicultural for the longest and far more integrated.

No it is not Murius Matei, take it from some one who has lived in Birmingham for 60 years and my family even longer. you can call the city how you want depending on your dialect, but the cities official name is BIRMINGHAM ( BIR-MING-HAM) and always has been. The ham refers to it's Anglo Saxon name, Ham meaning Hamlet, the Hamlet of the Tribe of Boeimngas so officially it is BIR-MING-HAM

@@peterwilliamallen1063 OK, I'm just gonna call it (your beloved wack-job of a city) "blah-eww-crap"!

@@mariusmatei2946 Oh how stupid, before taking the mick out of a City get to know the place first, BIRMINGHAM is not only the second largest city in the UK it was the workshop of the world, but if you are not a born and bred Brummie DO NOT TELL PEOPLE THEY ARE PRONOUCING MY CITY INCORRECTLY, it is you who does not know how to pronounce Birmingham. Do not know where you get the Birr-mean-um from

@@peterwilliamallen1063 it doesn't matter; it doesn't change the fact that it's a wack-job, blah-eww-crap of a city (here, "city", used loosely; more, like, crazy-town)!

@@mariusmatei2946 So, first as a foreigner you try to tell people how to pronounce my Cities name, then you talk a load of crap about my City, I bet you live some where in the EU as usual as you basically no nothing about BIRMINGHAM, Millions of visitors to the Commonwealth Games who were shocked how nice Birmingham was and loved their stay in my great City can not be wrong. Why the negativity about a City which apparently yo know nothing about.