The Selly Oak colleges and Aston University are found in this city.
The Selly Oak colleges and Aston University are found in this city. Its religious centers include the Catholic St. Chad's Cathedral and the Anglican St. Philip's, while its architectural highlight may be the Post and Mail building. The first city in England to initiate town planning, one-way traffic, and a municipal airport, it also was home to the Boulton and Fothergill firm, which produced leading examples of this city's namesake enamelware. It extends into Staffordshire and Worcestershire, but the center of the city is found in County Warwickshire. For 10 points, name this largest city of the West Midlands, which is found in the geographic center of England, is the second most populous city in the United Kingdom, and is the namesake of a city in Alabama.
The Selly Oak colleges and Aston University are found in this city.
{Birmingham}