We take a look back at Christmas in Birmingham over the years.
From workers at the Chad Valley Company at Harborne in Birmingham, who worked 12 hours a day in order to get the Christmas orders out to carol services at the Bull Ring in the 1960s, the Second City has always loved the festive season.
Others show a glimpse into the festive feelings of Villa and Blues supporters over the years - and others Cadbury workers donning festive outfits to protect the company's independence on December 15, 2009.
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Take a look at our nostalgic gallery here:
1. Birmingham Christmas in the 1930s
31st October 1933: A worker at the Chad Valley Company at Harborne in Birmingham, who works 12 hours a day in order to get the Christmas orders out | Getty Images
2. Birmingham Christmas in the 1930s
31st October 1933: A worker at the Chad Valley Company at Harborne in Birmingham, who works 12 hours a day in order to get the Christmas orders out | Getty Images
3. Lewis's department store Christmas 1950s
Many remember the joy of visiting Father Christmas and Uncle Holly every year at the Birmingham store | Facebook
4. Birmingham Christmas in the 1960s
Bull Ring Centre, Birmingham, 23/12/1963. A carol service being held on the spiral ramp at the Bull Ring Centre, with the Church of St Martin in the background. Artist John Laing plc | Getty Images