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874 Sutton Coldfield - Bishop Walsh School via Walmley Mondays to Fridays Operator: NXB Notes: ST Gracechurch Shopping Centre (Stop SJ) 0758 Norris Way (adj) 0759 Reddicap Trading Estate (adj) 0800 Mount View Flats (adj) 0802 Sir Alfreds Way (before) 0804 New Hall Drive (opp) 0805 Signal Hayes Road (before) 0807 Cater Drive (adj) 0808 Shottery Grove (adj) 0809 Walmley, Walmley Road (after) 0811 Allendale Road (adj) 0812 Wylde Green, Bishop Walsh School (opp) 0820 Monkseaton Road (opp) 0825 The Horse & Jockey (adjacent) 0826 Maney Hill Road (opp) 0827 Duke Street (opp) 0829 Manor Hill (adj) 0829 Gracechurch Shopping Centre (Stop SJ) 0832 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Notes ST School Term Time Only, BIRMINGHAM Route 874 is operated by National Express West Midlands Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands, B42 2SY Tel: 0121 254 6500 874 Sutton Coldfield - Bishop Walsh School via Walmley NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code nwmdgwpd Sutton Coldfield, Gracechurch Shopping Centre (Stop SJ) Lower Parade 43000571108 nwmgtgdt Sutton Coldfield, Norris Way (adj) Coleshill Road 43000558701 nwmgtgdm Reddicap Heath, Reddicap Trading Estate (adj) Coleshill Road 43000558601 nwmgtgdg Reddicap Heath, Mount View Flats (adj) Reddicap Hill 43000558501 nwmgtgaj Reddicap Heath, Sir Alfreds Way (before) Walmley Road 43000558102 nwmtpwgw Reddicap Heath, New Hall Drive (opp) Walmley Road 43000553702 nwmgtdgp Reddicap Heath, Signal Hayes Road (before) Walmley Road 43000553402 nwmgtdaw Walmley, Cater Drive (adj) Walmley Road 43000553201 nwmgtdap Walmley, Shottery Grove (adj) Walmley Road 43000553101 nwmwgdpj Walmley, Walmley Road (after) Wylde Green Road 43005500301 nwmgtdag Walmley, Allendale Road (adj) Wylde Green Road 43000552902 nwmtamdj Wylde Green, Bishop Walsh School (opp) Wylde Green Road 43000563801 nwmdgwgt Wylde Green, Monkseaton Road (opp) Birmingham Road 43000561201 nwmdgwjd Boldmere, The Horse & Jockey (adjacent) Birmingham Road 43000561302 nwmdgwjg Sutton Coldfield, Maney Hill Road (opp) Birmingham Road 43000570101 nwmdgwjt Sutton Coldfield, Duke Street (opp) Birmingham Road 43000570202 nwmdgwjw Sutton Coldfield, Manor Hill (adj) Birmingham Road 43000570301.

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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. L WARWIIKSHIRE
MIT PRIVATE RESIDENTS. l WARWIIKSHIRE. Mitchell Capt. Alfred, Westham ho. Moore Edward Eastwood, Cropthorne, Morris M:rs. I43 Rugby rd. Lmngtn Barf{)rd, Warwick Vesey rooo, Wylde Green, B'ham Morris Mrs. 5 Willes ter. Leamington Mitchell Rev. Lancelot M.A. Rectory, Moore F. H. 2 Northgate st. Warwick Morris· Mrs. A.. 218 Rugby road, Curdworth, Birmingham Moore Frank, Trenwith, Chester rd. Leamington Mitchell Arthur, The Vicarage, Leek Erdington, Birmingham Morris Mrs. W. R. 4 Milverton ter- W ootton, Warwick · Moore George, The Poplars, Birming- race, Leamington Mitchell Arthur John L. St. Heliers, ham road, Wylde Green, B'ham Morris R. 16 Grove st. Leamington Station road, Wylde Green, :B'ham Moore H. Wytheford, Stoke green, Morris Saml. 6o High st. Nuneaton Mitcbell Claude, Thurlaston grange, Coventry Morris Samuel Waiter, Sheen lodge,. Thurlaston, Rugby Moore Henry, Lindthorpe, Upper Friars road, Coventry Mitchell Francis William Victor, Holland rd. Sutton Coldfield,B'ham Morris Stanley, Longfield, Church rd. Brynarden, Claverdon, Warwick Moore Howard, Meadowside, Lichfield Boldmere :road, Erdington, B'bam Mitchell Henry, Mercote hall, IHamp road, Hill, Sutton Coldfield, B'ham Morris Thomas Seargeant, High st. ton-in-Arden, Birmingham Moore John G. 12 Shaftesbury road, Kenilworth Mitchell iHenry H. Gowanlea, Lode Earlsdon, Coventry Morris Vincent Henry, The Oaks, lane, Solihull, :Birmingham Moore John Murray M.D. 1 Church Birmingham :rd. Wylde Grn.B'ham Mitchell John, 30 Kenilworth road, street, Leamington · Morris W. J. Northolme, Alcester Leamington ~Ioore Joseph, The Sycamores, :Bir- Morris William, Herons Nest, :North Mitchell John, The Spinney, Coun mingham road, Maney, Sutton nmberlallld l'Oad, Leamington don, Coventry Coldfield, Birmingham Morrish J.
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874 Bus Time Schedule & Line Map
874 bus time schedule & line map 874 Sutton Coldƒeld - Bishop Walsh School via View In Website Mode Walmley The 874 bus line Sutton Coldƒeld - Bishop Walsh School via Walmley has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Sutton Coldƒeld: 7:58 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 874 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 874 bus arriving. Direction: Sutton Coldƒeld 874 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Sutton Coldƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:58 AM Gracechurch Shopping Centre (Sh) Lower Parade, Birmingham Tuesday 7:58 AM Norris Way, Sutton Coldƒeld Wednesday 7:58 AM Unit 4 Norris Way, Birmingham Thursday 7:58 AM Reddicap Trading Estate, Reddicap Heath Friday 7:58 AM 59 Coleshill Road, Birmingham Saturday Not Operational Mount View Flats, Reddicap Heath 23 Reddicap Hill, England Sir Alfreds Way, Reddicap Heath 422 Walmley Road, England 874 bus Info Direction: Sutton Coldƒeld New Hall Drive, Reddicap Heath Stops: 18 43 Carters Close, England Trip Duration: 34 min Line Summary: Gracechurch Shopping Centre (Sh), Signal Hayes Rd, Reddicap Heath Norris Way, Sutton Coldƒeld, Reddicap Trading 270 Walmley Road, England Estate, Reddicap Heath, Mount View Flats, Reddicap Heath, Sir Alfreds Way, Reddicap Heath, New Hall Cater Drive, Walmley Drive, Reddicap Heath, Signal Hayes Rd, Reddicap 180 Walmley Road, Birmingham Heath, Cater Drive, Walmley, Shottery Grove, Walmley, Walmley Rd, Walmley, Allendale Rd, Shottery Grove, Walmley Walmley, Bishop Walsh School, Monkseaton Rd, 110
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75A Birmingham International
75A Birmingham International Stn - Bishop Walsh School Mondays to Fridays Operator: CLA Notes: ST BW Birmingham International Station (Stop NB) 0705 Morris Way (after) 0706 Elmdon Trading Estate (adj) 0707 Premier Inn 0709 The Little Owl 0709 Knights Court (before) 0711 Trident Court (adjacent) 0711 Lakeside (adjacent) 0712 Birmingham Business Park, Waterside Centre 0713 (adjacent) The Forum (opposite) 0713 Yorkminster Drive (adj) 0716 Coleshill School (Opp) 0718 Hall Walk (Opp) 0718 George & Dragon (Adj) 0718 Civic Centre (Adj) 0720 Coleshill, Swan Hotel (Adj) 0721 Orchard Close (Adj) 0721 Ennersdale Close (Adj) 0723 Temple Way (Adj) 0724 Coleshill, Coleshill Parkway (Stand A) 0726 Headlam Factory (Adj) 0727 Roman Way (Adj) 0728 Water Orton, Maud Road (Opp) 0732 Park Grove (Opp) 0732 Hargrave Close (Opp) 0734 Water Orton, Dog Inn (Opp) 0735 Curdworth, Post Office (Adj) 0742 Fox Hill Road (opp) 0806 Ashfurlong Hall (opp) 0810 Bedford Road (adj) 0812 St Andrews Road (opp) 0813 Knights Wood Close (opp) 0814 Bromwich Drive (opp) 0816 Tamworth Road (opp) 0816 Bishop Vesey’s School (adjacent) 0817 Trinity Church (adj) 0819 Gracechurch Shopping Centre 0820 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Notes ST School Term Time Only, BIRMINGHAM BW Service ends at Bishop Walsh School Route 75A is operated by Claribel Coaches 10 Fortnum Close, Tile Cross, Birmingham, West Midlands, B33 0JT Tel: 0121789 7878 75A Bishop Walsh School - Birmingham International Stn Mondays to Fridays Operator: CLA Notes: ST Bishop Walsh School (adj) 1535 Finstall Close (before)
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870 Erdington
870 Erdington - Plantsbrook School via Wylde Green Mondays to Fridays Operator: NXB Notes: ST Six Ways Island (Stop EL) 0805 Barnabas Road (Stop EP) 0805 Wilton Road (Stop EQ) 0806 Orchard Road (opp) 0808 Fairbourne Tower (adj) 0809 Kentmere Tower (after) 0810 Harman Road (opp) 0811 Little Green Lanes (adj) 0812 Greenhill Road (opp) 0814 Oakhurst Road (after) 0815 Green Lanes (adj) 0816 Vesey Road (adjacent) 0817 Monkseaton Road (opp) 0818 The Horse & Jockey (adjacent) 0819 Maney Hill Road (opp) 0820 Shirley Drive (opp) 0822 Douglas Road (opp) 0823 Plantsbrook School (adj) 0825 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Notes ST School Term Time Only, BIRMINGHAM Route 870 is operated by National Express West Midlands Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands, B42 2SY Tel: 0121 254 6500 870 Plantsbrook School - Erdington via Wylde Green Mondays to Fridays Operator: NXB Notes: ST Plantsbrook School (adj) 1520 Maney Hill Road (adj) 1522 Horse & Jockey (opposite) 1523 Monkseaton Road (adj) 1523 Vesey Road (opposite) 1524 Green Lanes (opp) 1525 Oakhurst Road (before) 1526 Greenhill Road (adj) 1528 Little Green Lanes (opp) 1528 Harman Road 1529 Kentmere Tower (before) 1530 Fairbourne Tower (opp) 1531 Orchard Road (adj) 1532 Edwards Road (Before) 1532 New Street (Stop EC) 1533 Barnabas Road (Stop EF) 1534 Six Ways Island (Stop EH) 1535 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Notes ST School Term Time Only, BIRMINGHAM Route 870 is operated by National Express West Midlands Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands, B42 2SY Tel: 0121 254 6500 870 Erdington - Plantsbrook School via Wylde Green NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction.
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Maney Hill Primary School Yenton Primary School
SCHOOL ORGANISATION PROPOSALS Prescribed Alterations to 2 Community Primary Schools Maney Hill Primary School Yenton Primary School Directorate of People PROPOSALS FOR PRESCRIBED ALTERATIONS OTHER THAN FOUNDATION PROPOSALS: Information to be included in a complete proposal. Section 19(1) of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 In respect of a Governing Body Proposal: School and governing body’s details 1. The name, address and category of the school for which the governing body are publishing the proposals. Not applicable In respect of an LEA Proposal: School and local authority details 1. The name, address and category of the school. Birmingham City Council, Education & Skills Infrastructure, PO BOX 15843, Birmingham B2 2RT School Address Type of School Maney Hill Primary Maney Hill Road, Sutton Community School Coldfield, West Midlands B72 1JU Yenton Primary School Chester Road, Erdington, Community Birmingham B24 0ED Implementation and any proposed stages for implementation 2. The date on which the proposals are planned to be implemented, and if they are to be implemented in stages, a description of what is planned for each stage, and the number of stages intended and the dates of each stage. 1st September 2016 Objections and comments 3. A statement explaining the procedure for making representations, including — (a) the date prescribed in accordance with Schedule 3 of The School Organisation (Prescribed Alterations to Maintained Schools) (England) Regulations 20013, by which objections or comments should be sent to the local authority; and (b) the address of the authority to which objections or comments should be sent. Within four weeks from the date of publication of these proposals, any person may object to or make comments on any or all of the proposals by visiting www.birmingham.gov.uk/schools/maneyhill or www.birmingham.gov.uk/schools/yenton or, by writing to School Organisation Team, Education and Skills Infrastructure, PO Box 15843, Birmingham B2 2RT.
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Sutton Coldfield Town Council Referendum Group
Pascoe, Mark From: Ken Rushton Sent: 27 September 2015 10:56 To: reviews; Pascoe, Mark Cc: Subject: RE: Birmingham Ward Boundaries - Sutton Coldfield Residents' Submission Hello Mark, Many thanks for the work you are doing. As you can see below and attached, Paul Long has been co-ordinating the formal response of our group. We are a wide group comprising all of the Sutton Forums and Resident Groups and individuals, This covers a large area of Sutton which has a long history as a Town going back before HenryV111 made Sutton a Royal Town because of his contacts here and his hunting in the park. Sutton has recently taken up Government Localism Legislation we have worked closely with the DCLG, and we have been granted Town Status which is currently being legalised. We have attended all of your public meetings, we realise that you have a job to do, and indeed we support your general aims. May I just say that because we are a very close community If we have a red line it is to maintain our existing Royal Sutton Coldfield borders. That has come to us very clearly from our public meetings with residents. Our consultations have brought forward a variance in views, and we would also like to refer you to the comment of Nick Corbett, and Tracy Cattell, who are both within our group and have placed forward valuable comment. I know that all have very much tried to remain within your aims and guidelines. Also we have worked very closely with Councillor Rob Pocock who works closely with us and is very knowledgeable of the general area.
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The Poplars, 204 Birmingham Road
THE POPLARS 204 Birmingham Road, Wylde Green – the oldest of the large houses on Birmingham Road. By Alan Howells History of the Wylde Green area. Sutton Coldfield originated from a Saxon village; it is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 when it was a royal manor. It developed into a medieval market town under the Earls of Warwick, with much of the surrounding forest and chase used for hunting. The Royal Town was incorporated by a charter of Henry VIII in 1528 as a self-governing town. The small town centre was surrounded by extensive commons (including Sutton Park) and farm lands. The area to the south of the town (now Wylde Green) between Maney and Erdington village consisted of uncultivated commons interspersed with agricultural land, dominated by the large Wylde Green Farm. Across this wild area ran the main road from Birmingham through Sutton Coldfield and beyond to Lichfield and towns to the north. This is Birmingham Road, a busy road from 1750 onwards with many horse-drawn carriages and carts travelling along it. It became a turnpike road in 1806, with trustees to take tolls and repair and improve the carriageway. There were fields alongside the road and open commons not far away. The Sutton Coldfield Enclosure Act of 1824 provided for the common land in Sutton to be allotted to private owners; this included wide roadside verges, such as a narrow strip on the corner of Green Lanes. This and part of the nearby field was to be the site of the first large house to be built on Birmingham Road in the early 1800s, “The Poplars”.
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(Blank) Grand Total
Summary Online Responses Are you in favour of the proposal? What is your interest in the proposal? No Yes (blank) Grand Total % Local Resident 6 13 1 20 21% Local Resident, Other, please specify 2 1 3 3% Other, please specify 1 1 1% Parent 10 28 38 40% Parent, Local Resident 12 15 27 28% Parent, Local Resident, Other, please specify 1 1 1% Pupil* 4 4 4% (blank) 1 1 2 2% Grand Total 35 60 1 96 36% 63% 1% Email Responses including Letters Are you in favour of the proposal? What is your interest in the proposal? No Yes (blank) Grand Total % Local Resident 5 4 9 9% (blank) 2 2 2% Parent 2 1 2 5 5% Parent, Local Resident 1 1 1% Grand Total 10 1 6 17 10% 1% 6% Hardcopy Responses None Total: Are you in favour of the proposal? No Yes (blank) Grand Total Grand Total 45 61 7 113 40% 54% 6% Response Themes Negative to ethos of school, will disturb the community feel of the small school/ parents specifically sent children to small school Disruption to children's day - as has occurred with temporary classroom/School life disturbed during building work Space will be compromised, i.e. playtime, after school and PE / affects outdoor area/field/wildlife Site too small / School buildings and grounds too small/Pressure on resources e.g. library Quality of life not as good in an expanded school Outstanding status will fall/impact on education/ quality of teaching will fall Fear that the current management cannot cope Congested roads around drop off and pick up/ Additional traffic will cause safety issues/ uneven pavements plus additional traffic will cause accidents Parking issues outside school / more noise and mess at pick up and drop off times for local residents.
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Wylde Green Farm Sutton Coldfield
Wylde Green Farm Sutton Coldfield By Alan J. H. Howells. Sutton's Farmland On the south side of Sutton Coldfield, the borough boundary of the town, before it became part of Birmingham in 1974, was near Chester Road; in the early 20th century, Erdington Urban District Council lay to the south of this boundary. Until the second half of the century, travelling along Birmingham Road towards the south, most of the town's houses finished at Maney, with its smithy and travellers' inn, 'The Horse and Jockey'. Much of the remaining land between Maney and the borough boundary near Chester Road was agricultural, with fields and farms. This formed a green belt from Boldmere (common and waste land) eastward through Wylde Green and Penns (farmland) to Walmley Village (commons) and 'Beyond the Wood'. (See map A) Location of the Farm Wylde Green Farm had been farming an area of this green belt for centuries. The farm was situated on the east (Walmley) side of Birmingham Road at Wylde Green, just off Wylde Green Road, behind the large, ostentatious Wylde Green House. There were only a few early Victorian large houses built in the area before 1850, and these were situated in the countryside along the edge of the rural Birmingham to Sutton turnpike road at Wylde Green. These residences had stables and carriage houses to accommodate their means of transport to and from their businesses, usually in Birmingham. The remainder of the area was fields, let out to tenant farmers or smallholders by their wealthy owners. A transport revolution in the area started in 1862 with the opening of the London and North Western Railway line from Birmingham to Sutton, with stations at Chester Road and Wylde Greenl This resulted in land being used for building on the western (Boldmere) side of Birmingham Road, including fields belonging to the farm.
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Sitetype Buildingname Ward Comments Place Sutton Coldfield Town Hall Sutton Four Oaks Place
SiteType BuildingName Ward Comments Place Sutton Coldfield Town Hall Sutton Four Oaks Place - External Operated Leisure Centres Wyndley Leisure Centre Main Building Sutton Trinity Subject to Leisure Framework contract Place - External Operated Leisure Centres Wyndley Swimming Pool Main Sutton Trinity Subject to Leisure Framework contract ECO - Commercial - Other Committee Rents Pype Hayes Golf Club Sutton New Hall Subject to golf operator agreement Place - Memorial War Memorial King Edward Square Sutton Vesey Place - Memorial War Memorial Walmley Place - Memorial War Memorial Four Oaks Sutton Four Oaks Place - Parks Boldmere Golf Course (Part of Sutton Park) Sutton Vesey Subject to golf operator agreement Place - Parks Sutton Park Sutton Four Oaks May be elements within Park to be excluded? Place - Parks Rectory Park Sutton Trinity Place - Parks Newhall Valley Country Park Sutton New Hall Place - POS Plants Brook Nature Reserve Sutton New Hall Place - POS Hill Hook Nature Reserve Place - POS Jones Wood POS (Walmley Village) Sutton New Hall Place - Parks Tudor Road Sports Ground Sutton Trinity Place - POS Blake Street/Hill Hook Road/Balmoral Road POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - Parks Mossybank/Warden Road Recreation Ground Sutton Vesey Place - Parks Monmouth Drive Playing Field Sutton Vesey Place - Parks Ley Hill Recreation Ground (Sutton) Sutton Four Oaks Place - Parks Newdigate Recreation Ground Sutton Trinity Place - POS Maney Gardens Sutton Trinity Place - POS Bodington Gardens Sutton Trinity Place - POS Vesey Gardens Sutton Trinity Place
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Somerville Road Sutton Coldfield B73
SOMERVILLE ROAD SUTTON COLDFIELD B73 6HJ A fine period five bedroom three storey family home, enjoying a fantastic location on this much sought after road in Sutton Coldfield, and with mature gardens and grounds. Situation from full gas fired central heating and an alarm. 59 Somerville Road in situated in the well regarded Maney area of Sutton Coldfield. The property AGA provides a feature to the room and double Fixtures and Fittings benefits from being on the south side of Sutton French bow doors lead out to the garden. The Only those items mentioned in the sales particulars Coldfield, which has easy access into Birmingham at kitchen includes two integrated fridges. are to be included in the sale price. All others are approximately 6 miles away. The property is within A further internal lobby leads through to a second specifically excluded but may be available by walking distance of Wylde Green train station and WC and the laundry room with tiled floor, wall and separate arrangement. town centre, which provides an excellent choice of base cupboards and space for washing machine and Directions shops and restaurants. tumble dryer. Take the Birmingham Road (A5127) from Sutton Schooling in the area includes Bishop Veseys From the reception hall leads the staircase to the Coldfield town centre towards Birmingham. At the Grammar School, Sutton Coldfield Grammar School first floor landing with window to the front aspect. traffic lights by Beeches Walk/Horse and Jockey for Girls, Highclare School, Holland House Junior The master bedroom overlooks the front aspect and public house, turn right onto Jockey Road (A453).
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A Petition of 1683 Analysis by Jim May, Commentary by Roger Lea
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