A Brief History of Bridgtown. The earliest information describes a mill in Walk Mill Lane and this is supposed to date back to the sixteenth century, being quite close to the old Roman Road, the Watling Street. At this time the name Bridgtown was not used. In 1859 there was Long House Farm on the Watling Street and 6 houses on the Walsall Road.

History of Pubs and Breweries of the Midlands Region with photographs, licensees and family history. Pubs, Cycling, Cafés, Beer, Music, Photography, Architecture, History and more. The website is currently undergoing a transitional phase during which pages are being re-formatted into secure encrypted files with a https. So hopefully you will be able to enjoy the site no matter what machine or mobile device you are using, no matter what browser you have and will fit on most screen resolution settings.

It was rather quiet around the reservoir today, I did see -3 Common Terns, Black-headed Gulls, Blackbird, Greenfinch, Coot, Mallard, Tufted Duck, Moorhen, Canada Goose, Lesser black-backed Gull, Mute Swan, Buzzard, Robin, Blue Tit, Long-tailed Tit. Tuesday, 14 July 2015. The first place we visited was Chatterley Whitfield. In the hope of seeing the Red-footed Falcon. Grey Heron, Great crested Greb.

The Story of the Cannock War Memorial.