We are very thankful to those that have helped us. As we have said, The Eccentric City is not officially funded nor seeks conditional funding from arts cultural agencies. Neither are we a commercial business. Indeed, we concentrate on non-profit making strategies such as fundraising with our eccentic auctions and a little sponsorship and rare financial investment. 

As we rely on our own initiative to maintain our unique independence, the following people we sincerely thank.

Oh yes! We don’t have a lot of advertising in the paper. This is intentional. We wish to defy the covention of the typical tabloid newspaper and reclaim a fanastic artform.

Those we receive support from are grassroots businesses.

The Anchor Inn Pub, Digbeth, Birmingham.

Landlord Gerry Keane supports The Eccentric City

Farm Fresh Organics. Where quality of produce and service really matter.

Dunrose Optical has been established in Birmingham’s world famous Jewellery Quarter for over thirty years now, providing one of the broadest range of essential optical services to both industry and the general public. Our policy is to offer the highest quality products and service at affordable prices!

STOP PRESS: The Eccentric City gratefully thanks The Elephant Trust for deciding to make a financial contribution to this artwork, namely the third issue of The Eccentric City newspaper. Wonderful!