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The long-awaited news of where an iconic character from last year's Birmingham Commonwealth Games will be permanently homed has been announced. The Raging Bull which stole the audience’s and viewers’ hearts at the opening ceremony of the 2022 games, and was then a subject of a campaign to be saved, will be given a new home at Birmingham New Street Station,
The bull, a smoke-snorting, red-eyed symbol of the city’s links with the Industrial Revolution and the female chain-makers in the slave trade, had appeared in Centenary Square during and after the games. It became a tourist attraction with many coming to the square to get their photos taken beside the bull created by model maker Artem.
But the bull was not built to last beyond the Games, nor sustain outdoor conditions for long and left Centenary Square on Friday, September 23, when it then appeared at a car park in Ladywood. Since then speculation has ‘raged’ as to where the bull could be put on permanent display for fans to see it.
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