Peaky Blinders: Aftermath - Carl Chinn

Britain’s first major gangland war erupted bloodily on the racecourses of southern England in 1921. Pitting the Birmingham Gang of mostly former Peaky Blinders against London’s Sabini Gang, its leading protagonists were Billy Kimber, Darby Sabini, and Alfie Solomon. Fictionalised in the captivating BBC drama, in reality, as the guvnors of Britain’s original organised criminal gangs, they were the legacy of the Peaky Blinders.
In our new film Birmingham social historian and author Carl Chinn reveals more about the aftermath of the Peaky Blinders.

[@jakeburgess6131]

Honestly love Carl met him at my old secondary school during a history lesson such a humble guy and so inspirational for someone who loves the city of birmgham and the history of birmigham too

[@staceygrove7295]

Get rid of the music, please, you cannot concentrate on what Carl is saying!

[@johndaugherty4127]

Cant hear a thing with that music.

[@HarryFlowerrs]

What Carl doesn't know about my hometown ain't worth knowing!

[@internal.inferno2088]

I was thinking the same thing. He's talking about something important. The editor needs a slap.

[@vicsaul5459]

Repost without the ridiculous audio, not needed at all, then I will watch, please

[@hudson7354]

He hates the programme because it’s written by a Blues Supporter and is based in Small Heath, he’s a viler and totally irrelevant now.
I’ve not even seen him on TV during the brilliant and biggest event in Birmingham being asked for his opinions.
Bit of a an embarrassment for him I would have thought.

[@HarryFlowerrs]

SOTV!