The 90s are often fondly remembered by the UK public.
It was a decade of Britpop and Euro 96. This was the decade of the end of Margaret Thatcher. The National Lottery was launched, along with 24-hour shopping and Sunday trading.
Mobile phones, dishwashers, personal computers were becoming more popular. The 1990s were a big decade for Birmingham, when the city changed considerably - that’s for sure.
The city centre roads were taken over by a Superprix to rival the likes of Monaco, we hosted the Eurovision Song Contest and a G8 Summit - with the likes of US President Bill Clinton, President Boris Yeltsin and Prime Minister Tony Blair walking through the streets and Broad Street was transformed with Brindleyplace and the magnificent Symphony Hall and International Convention Centre.
17. Entrance to Que Club
In the ‘90s you could dance all night at packed club nights, like Atomic Jam, Spacehopper and House of God at the Que Club, the former Methodist Central Hall at the top of Corporation Street that became a temple to techno. | Roz Laws
18. 11 JAN 1994: Birmngham City Manager Barry Fry January 11, 1994
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19. Fights break out in the crowd at the Nigel Benn v Juan Carlos Gimenez fight at the NEC
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20. Nigel Benn with Juan Carlos
10 September 1994: Nigel Benn of Great Britain is pinned to the ropes by challenger Juan Carlos Gimenez of Paraguay. Benn retained his WBC Super Middleweight title by beating Gimenez on points at the NEC Mandatory Credit: John Gichigi/ALLSPORT | Getty Images