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Birmingham’s former Que Club saved and set for major transformation

One of Birmingham’s most recognisable landmarks has finally been pulled back from the brink.
After years standing empty and deteriorating, the former Que Club has been bought by a cultural preservation foundation. It now has plans for a new life hosting performances, exhibitions, education and community events.

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00:00One of Birmingham's best-known buildings has been bought after years of deterioration.
00:06Methodist Central Hall on Corporation Street, the former Q Club, has stood empty since plans
00:12for a hotel fell through.
00:13Opened in 1904, it was included on the Victorian Society's list of endangered sites.
00:20It's been acquired by the United States-based Civis Foundation in its first British project.
00:26The organisation says it will restore the Grade 2 star-listed landmark as a civic and cultural
00:32venue.
00:33Plans include performances, exhibitions, education, hospitality and community events, with commercial
00:39income helping to fund public access and the building's long-term future.

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