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'Now feels right to show Bank's Brewery's vital Wolverhampton history'

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A composite of two images, the first shows a bald man is smiling at the camera from inside a barrel and the second shows a man in an orange tshift is lifting the top to show a tattoo of cans on his belly. he is stood in a brewery

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Photographer showcases history of Wolverhampton's closed Banks's Brewery in new exhibition

Overview

Photographer Tegen Kimbley has launched an exhibition at the Wolverhampton Arts Centre featuring behind-the-scenes images of Banks's Brewery. Kimbley began photographing the historic site after starting work there in 2018, capturing its inner workings before production moved to Burton-on-Trent and the 150-year-old Wolverhampton site shut in 2025.

Key points

  • Tegen Kimbley's photography exhibition celebrating Banks's Brewery is on display at the Wolverhampton Arts Centre until Tuesday.
  • Banks's Brewery closed in Wolverhampton in 2025 after 150 years in the city, with production moving to Burton-on-Trent.
  • Kimbley started working at the brewery in 2018 and began taking photographs in her spare time to capture its unique industrial interior.
  • Carlsberg Britvic recently announced proposals to close its Burton-upon-Trent facility, affecting around 310 jobs.
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