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Perry Barr Area
Perry Barr is in the Perry Barr council ward in north Birmingham, three miles from the city centre. The neighbouring areas are Hamstead, Witton, Handsworth Wood, Wyrley Birch, Perry Beeches, Old Oscott and Kingstanding.
Perry is derived from the old English pirige which means pear tree whilst barr is a Celtic word meaning hilltop. Perry Barr therefore means a hill planted with pear trees. The hill in question was the high ground above the River Tame.
Perry Manor was acquired by the Gough-Calthorpe family in the early 1600's. The area remained rural until the Grand Junction Railway opened in 1837 and the Tame Valley Canal was completed in 1844. These routes prompted industrial development in the Holdford area of Perry Barr where several mills powered by the River Tame were already located.
Industrialisation was accompanied by ribbon development along the major traffic routes and Perry Barr became an urban district in 1894. However, major housing developments were delayed until Perry Barr was annexed by Birmingham in 1928.
After Perry Hall Manor was sold in the 1950's, the area adjoining Perry Park was developed as a private estate of large semi-detached houses with generous front and rear gardens. A commercial centre evolved at the junction of the Walsall Road (A34) and Aldridge Road (A452) and the adjoining site was developed as the City North Campus of Birmingham Polytechnic (now Birmingham City University).
Demographics, Politics and Housing in the Perry Barr Area
This website contains information about demographics, politics and housing in the Perry Barr Council Ward which includes the area of Perry Barr.
Accident Blackspots in Perry Barr
Birchfield Road
A number 46 bus ploughed into 4 parked vehicles by the One Stop Shopping Centre on the A34 Birchfield Road at roughly 11pm on Saturday 23/10/10; the driver may have lost control following a violent assault (News Archive 27/10/10).
Walsall Road
There was a three car collision outside One Stop on the Walsall Road at roughly 12.30pm on Thursday 31/08/10 (News Archive 01/09/10).
A three car collision occurred outside Kwik Fit on the A34 Walsall Road at roughly midday on Sunday 11/04/10 (News Archive 12/04/10).
Bulldog Puppies Stolen from House on Wensleydale Road
Burglars stole 12 American Bulldog puppies from a house on Wensleydale Road on Saturday 23rd July 2011. Ten were recovered following media coverage of the theft (News Headlines 03/09/11).
Carjacking at Church Tavern
A 44-year-old motorist was carjacked shortly after parking his BMW at the Church Tavern on Wednesday 03/11/10 (News Report 17/11/10)
Firebomb Attack on Bayswater Road
In April 2010, police arrested a 26-year-old man in connection with the death of a six-year-old girl in a firebomb attack on Bayswater Road in March 2006 (News Archive 16/04/10).
Pensioner Terrorised on Turnberry Road
A burglar assaulted an OAP in her home on Turnberry Road at approximately 11am on Friday 22nd January 2010 (News Archive 27/01/10).
Robbers Raid Good Cheer Convenience Store
Three men robbed the Good Cheer Convenience Store on Donnington Road at 9pm on Wednesday 30/11/09 (News Archive 12/12/09).
Woman Stabbed Boyfriend on Tideswell Road
A 30-year-old woman killed her boyfriend by stabbing him in the heart at their home on Tideswell Road on 01/04/09 (News Archive 19/11/09).
Perry Barr Drugs Dealer Jailed
A 29-year-old drugs dealer was jailed for 5 and a half years after being caught in possession of drugs at his home on Leslie Road in January 2009 and at his bail address on Willmore Road in April 2009.
Fire & Firefighting in Perry Barr
Pan Fire Death on Glendower Road
A retired policewoman in her sixties died in November 2009 after a pan overheated at her home on Glendower Road (News Archive 01/06/10).
Fire & Firefighting in Birmingham
Couple Die in Blaze on Wensleydale Road
There was a fire at a semi-detached house on Wensleydale Road at around 4am on Thursday 3/12/09. The occupants, a married couple in their sixties, died in the blaze. (News Archive 3/12/09).
Fire & Firefighting in Birmingham
High Trees Surgery
8 Cannon Hill Road B12 9NN - 0121 440 4666 - Map
Health Centres & GP Surgeries in Brum
Higher Education in Perry Barr
City North Campus of Birmingham City University
Birmingham City University, formerly Birmingham Polytechnic, is headquartered at City North on Wellhead Lane: a predominantly plate-glass and concrete campus set in a landscaped park.
The campus contains Birmingham City Business School, the Faculty of Law Education & Social Sciences, the School of Media, the School of English, the William Kenrick Library, Birmingham City Students Union, City North Sports Centre, the Coppice Student Village and Oscott Gardens Student Village.
City North Campus B42 2SU 0121 331 5000 Map
City Business School @ City North
The Birmingham City Business School at City North is a faculty of Birmingham City University attended by around 2,300 full-time and 1700 part-time students.
The school consists of 3 departments: Management and Human Resources, Accounting and Finance, Business and Marketing; it specialises in Leadership & Management Practice and Internal Audit Governance & Risk Management.
City North Campus B42 2SU 0121 331 5000 Map
Birmingham City Business School Website
Law Education & Social Sciences @ City North
The Department of Law Education & Social Sciences at City North is a faculty of Birmingham City University.
It consists of 3 schools: Education & Teacher Training, Social Sciences (e.g. criminology, psychology, sociology) and Law.
The faculty has its own gym, drama studio, technology & design suite, art & design studios, mock court and Legal Advice and Representation Unit.
City North Campus B42 2SU 0121 331 7300 Map
Education Law & Social Sciences Website
Performance Media & English @ City North
The Department of Performance Media & English at City North is a faculty of Birmingham City University.
It comprises 4 schools: English, Media, Acting and the Conservatoire. Only the schools of English and Media are based at City North.
Birmingham City University Performance, Media and English Website
Kenrick Library @ City North
The Kenrick Library at City North is the main library of Birmingham City University. It is spread over three levels and contains photocopiers, study carrels, vending machines, group study rooms, audio-visual equipment and an open access computer suite.
Birmingham City University Website
Birmingham City Students Union @ City North
Birmingham City Students Union at City North represents, advises and supports students.
The union contains a bar, lounge, cafe, shop, hair salon, TV studio, radio studio, activities & resources centre. It stages entertainment and publishes the Spaghetti student magazine.
Franchise Street B42 2SU 0121 331 6801 Map
Birmingham City Students Union Website
Coppice Student Village @ City North
The Coppice is a self-catering student village @ City North with 432 single rooms; there is generally a lounge, kitchen and 2 bathrooms for every 6 residents.
Birmingham City Student Accommodation Website
Oscott Gardens @ City North
Oscott Gardens is a self-catering student village on Oscott Road with 419 ensuite rooms; there is generally 1 kitchen and 1 lounge for every 5/8 students.
More About Birmingham City University
Perry Barr contains a large industrial zone in the Tame Valley which straddles the Tame Valley Canal, the M6, the A453 Aldridge Road and the A34 Walsall Road.
It includes the Holford Industrial Park and Brookvale Trading Estate.
TRW Automotive manufactures electronic systems on College Road. This factory employs an estimated workforce of 180 and is owned by an American multinational based in Livonia Michigan.
College Road B44 8DU 0121 356 0351 Map
TRW Automotive WebsiteEmhart Technologies
Emhart makes industrial bolts and rivets on the A34 Walsall Road. This factory employs an estimated workforce of 400 and is owned Black and Decker who are headquartered in Towson Maryland.
177 Walsall Road B42 1BP 0121 356 4811 Map
Factories in Brum Emhart Tecknologies
Perry Hall Park
Perry Hall Park is an 80 acre open space that was formerly the grounds of Perry Hall, an ancestral home of the Gough family.
The park, which is located on the west side of the A34 Walsall Road, contains the moat that once encircled Perry Hall.
The River Tame meanders through the park which also contains 13 playing fields and a herony.
Perry Park
Perry Park is a 90 acre open space on the east side of the A34 Walsall Road.
It is
bounded to the east by the M6, to the west by Perry Barr Crematorium, and to the north by the Tame Valley Canal.The park contains the Alexander Athletics Stadium, the High Performance Centre, the Holford Playing Fields, Aston Manor Cricket Ground and Perry Reservoir which feeds the Tame Valley Canal.
The Birmingham International Carnival is held in the park.
Arthur Robertson
The Arthur Robertson at the One Stop shopping centre on the Walsall Road is a JD Wetherspoon pub offering low-priced food and drink.
Walsall Road B42 1AA 0121 332 5910 Map
Pubs in Birmingham Wetherspoons Website
Church Tavern
The Church Tavern is a pub and restaurant on Church Road serving grills, burgers, salads, cask ales etc. It is equipped with an indoor play area and heated outdoor patio.
Church Road B42 2LA 0121 356 4389 Map
Crown and Cushion
The Crown and Cushion on the roundabout at the junction of Birchfield Road and Wellington Road is an urban pub, mainly frequented by middle-aged regulars from Handsworth; it has a colourful interior and serves budget meals, including West Indian specials.
Birchfield Road B20 3JE 0121 344 7831 Map
Hare of the Dog
The Hare of the Dog on Franchise Street is a student M&B Scream pub that serves beer and burgers etc, screens live sport, holds quiz nights and offers student discount cards.
76 Franchise Street B42 2ST 0121 331 4554 Map
Pubs in Birmingham Scream Website
Tennis Courts
The Tennis Courts on the Walsall Road is a community M&B pub that serves food, screens live sport and holds pool, poker and quiz nights.
Walsall Road B42 1TY 0121 356 8124 Map
Pubs in Birmingham Tennis Courts Website
The following bus routes run through Perry Barr: 11A/C, 28A, 33, 40X, 46, 46S, 51, 123, 424, 616, 654, 654A, 807, 907, 935, 952, 997, 997A, X51, X56
Overview
Two railway lines run through Perry Barr: the Birmingham-Walsall Line on an east-west axis and the Handsworth Linking Line on a north-south axis; the two lines meet at Perry Barr Junction which is roughly one quarter of a mile to the west of Perry Barr Station.
Perry Barr Junction
The Handsworth Linking Line joins the Birmingham-Walsall Line at Perry Barr Junction.
Trains travelling between Walsall and Birmingham New Street may use the Handsworth Linking Line in order to switch between the West Coast Mainline at Soho Junction and the Birmingham-Walsall Line at Perry Barr Junction.
By doing so they can use the western entrance to New Street Station and so avoid the busier junctions at Curzon Street and Aston which they would otherwise have to negotiate in order to use the east entrance.
Trains travelling between Wolverhampton and Coventry may also use the Handsworth Linking Line in order to switch between the West Coast Mainline at Soho Junction and the Birmingham-Walsall Line at Perry Barr Junction.
By doing so, they can avoid New Street Station altogether if they also switch from the Birmingham-Walsall Line to the Stechford Avoiding Line at Aston Junction South and from the Stechford Avoiding Line to the West Coast Mainline at Stechford Junction.
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Birmingham-Walsall LineBirmingham-Walsall Line through Perry Barr
Heading westwards through Perry Barr, the Birmingham and Walsall Line runs beneath Wellhead Lane and roughly parallel to Aston Lane, skirting the City North Campus of Birmingham City University before reaching the A453/A34 viaduct at Perry Barr Station.
From Perry Barr Station, the line continues westwards alongside Wellington Road, passing the One Stop Shopping Centre before reaching Perry Barr Junction. It then travels north-westwards, next to Perry Hall Park, and crosses the River Tame on a viaduct.
The body of a dead man was found near Perry Barr Station on the Birmingham-Walsall Line on Friday 10th December 2010 (News Archive 12/12/10)
Links: Birmingham-Walsall Line
Perry Barr Station
Perry Barr Station on the Birmingham-Walsall Line sits in a cutting beneath Birchfield Road (A34). The station was built in 1838 and rebuilt in the 1960's; it is equipped with a shelter, CCTV and two platforms; the annual passenger usage is around 65,000.
Although the station does not have a taxi rank or car park it is near a major road intersection where the A34 and A453 cross the Outer Circle (A4040); consequently, numerous bus routes pass nearby.
Services for Walsall and Wolverhampton (via New Street) generally depart every 30 minutes, but may be less frequent at the evening and weekends. The typical journey time is 11 minutes to New Street, 17 minutes to Walsall and 49 minutes to Wolverhampton.
Main Destinations: Birmingham New Street, Walsall, Wolverhampton
Tel: 08457484950 Address: Birchfield Road B20 3JE
Links: Birmingham-Walsall Line National Rail Enquiries
Burger King
Burger King is at the One Stop Retail Park B42 1AA, T 0121 344 4273
Kentucky Fried Chicken
KFC is at
One Stop B42 1AA, T 0121 356 5175McDonalds
McDonalds is at the
One Stop Retail Park B42 1AA, T 0121 344 3997Subway
There are two Subway stores, located at
(1) One Stop B42 1AA, T 0121 356 7399 and (2) Aldridge Road B42 2EY, T 0121 331 1233Cafes & Fast Food Subway Website
Indian Thal
Indian Thal is a restaurant on Walsall Road.
261-263 Walsall Road B42 1TY 0121 344 4000 Map
Birmingham West and Central Local Policing Unit
Perry Barr is policed by the Birmingham West and Central Local Policing Unit which is headquartered at Steelhouse Lane Police Station in the Gun Quarter.
Perry Barr Police Station
Perry Barr Police Station is a substation on the A34 Walsall Road; it is not open to the general public.
394 Walsall Road B42 2LX - 0345 113 5000 -
MapLaw in Brum - West Midlands Police Website
St John's C of E
St John's is an Anglican church that was built in the Gothic style in 1833 and enlarged in the Decorated Style during the 1880's.
Church Road B42 2LB - 0121 356 7998 -
MapChurches in Birmingham - St John's Website
St Teresa RC
St Teresa's is a Roman Catholic church on Wellington Road.
Wellington Road B20 2QQ - 0121 356 4402 - Map
Dorrington Primary School
Dorrington School is a
community co-educational primary school attended by roughly 650 children
aged between three and eleven.
Dorrington Road B42 1QR
0121 464 5330
Map
Secular State Primary Schools
Dorrington School Website
One Stop
The One Stop retail park
is on the Walsall Road (A34), near its junction with the Outer Circle
(A4040) and Aldridge Road (A453). One Stop
One Stop contains the following retail outlets:
Adams Kids, Argos Extra, Asda, Asda Electrical, Au Naturale, Birthdays, Bodycare, Bonmarche, Boots, Brighthouse, Burton, Card Factory, Carphone Warehouse, City Meat, Claires Accessories, Clarks Factory Shop, Comet, Currys, Dorothy Perkins, Ethel Austin; and
Eye Express, Footlocker, Game, Linens Direct, Max Spielman, New Look, O2, Olifleurs, Orange, Peacocks, Phones4U, Poundland, Pound Stretcher, QS, Rymans, Savers, ShoeZone, SportsDirect, Supercuts, Superdrug, T Mobile, the Flagrance Shop
One Stop contains the following eateries: Burger King, McDonalds, Subway
Trading Standards Officers seized counterfeit clothing valued at £50,000 from an untitled unit at the One Stop Centre in July 2010 (News Archive 31/07/10).
0121 344 3697 2 Walsall Road B42 1AA
One Stop WebsiteKey National Retailers in Perry Barr
Asda
Asda is at
2 Walsall Road B42 1AB, T 0121 344 4450.Argos
Argos is at
One Stop @ Perry Barr B42 1AA, T 0845 165 7323Boots
Boots is at 28 One Stop B42 1AA, T 0121 344 4825
Carphone Warehouse
Carphone Warehouse is at One Stop B42 1AA, T 0870 168 2415
Clarks
Clarks is at
One Stop B42 1AA, T 0844 499 3826Comet
One Stop B42 1AA - 0844 800 9595 - Map
Currys
Currys is at One Stop B42 1AA
Evans
Evans is at
@ One Stop B42 1AA, T 0212 331 1125Halfords
Halfords is at 2-6 Kingstanding Road B44 8AA, T 0121 356 7122
Holland and Barrett
Holland and Barrett is at
One Stop B42 1AA, T 0121 331 1599Orange
Orange is at One Stop B42 1AA, T 0870 376 3603
Rymans
Rymans is @
Unit 43 One Stop B42 1AA, T 0121 356 7627Wilkinsons
One Stop B42 1SF - 0121 356 8579 - Map
Key National Retailers in Brum
Birmingham Brummies
The Birmingham Brummies are based at the Perry Barr Greyhound Stadium on Walsall Road. They are a professional speedway team that was established in 1928, dissolved in 1986, and re-formed in 2006.
The team races
in the Speedway Premier League which is the 2nd tier of national league speedway; it also competes in the Premier Trophy: a knockout cup competition.Links: Sports Clubs Birmingham Brummies Website
Aston Manor Cricket Club
Aston Manor Cricket Club on Church Lane is an amateur club, established in 1903; it fields 3 teams and a youth section. The first XI play in Division Two of the Birmingham League.
The club has been recognised for the quality of its coaching having received Club Mark Status from Sports England. It has developed several promising youngsters: 3 have played in the England youth team and and two have signed for Warwickshire County Cricket Club.
Links: Sports Clubs Aston Manor Cricket Club Website
Birchfield Harriers
The Birchfield Harriers is an athletics club based at the Alexander Stadium in Perry Park. It relocated there from Perry Barr Stadium, now a greyhound and speedway track, in 1976.
The club, whose emblem is a running stag, promotes community participation through a host of academy, associate and family schemes. Facilities include the clubroom, the external throwing area, the High Performance Centre, 3 physiotheraphy rooms and the Alexander Stadium.
Members can join training groups coached by professionals; many achieve elite status; indeed members of the Birchfield Harriers have competed at every Olympiad since the first London games of 1908.
Links: Perry Barr Birchfield Harriers Website
Sports and Leisure Centres in Perry Barr
Alexander Stadium
The Alexander Stadium possesses a municipal sports centre that contains pulse point, power point and free weights gyms, an athletics track, conference and function rooms, a bar and baby changing.
The centre offers a range of activities including weight watchers, circuit training, starter fitness, studio cycling, aerobics, starter fitness, bums tums thighs and athletics.
Goals Soccer Centre
The Goals Soccer Centre at Tameside Park on the Aldridge Road contains all-weather synthetic grass five-a-side football pitches.
Tameside Park B42 2UB 0121 356 3333 Map
Family Fun in Brum Goals Website
High Performance Centre
The High Performance Centre in Perry Park opened in 2003. The centre, which is operated by the England Institute of Sport, contains a 132-metre indoor hall equipped with an 8-lane 110-metre track, jumping pits, a throwing cage, and pole vaulting area.
There is also a medical support centre, gymnasium, sports science lab and recovery area. Coaching is offered to athletes of all ages and abilities. The indoor hall is available for hire.
Links:
Sports and Leisure CentresA new BMX track opened in Perry Park in June 2011. It took over two years to build and was financed by Sports England; it will be the home track of the Birmingham BMX Club and will host the European BMX Championships 2011 and provide a training facility for the World BMX Championships 2012.
Perry Park B42 2EY Map
Doug Ellis Sports Centre
The Doug Ellis Sports Centre is on the City North Campus of Birmingham City University.
It opened in January 2010 as the City North Sports Centre but was renamed after Doug Ellis, the life president of Aston Villa FC, six months later.
The state-of-the-art centre, which is managed by Serco Leisure, features spinning and workout studios, an eight-court sports hall and an eighty-station fitness suite. It is open to staff, students and the general public.
150 Wellhead Lane B42 2SY 0845 267 1192 Map
City North Sports Centre Website
Holford Drive Playing Fields
The Holford Drive Playing Fields are to be managed by a charitable trust as a community sports hub with new pitches and changing rooms for the use of local schools and clubs (News Archive 29/11/10)
Alexander Stadium
The Alexander Stadium at Perry Park has been the home stadium of Birchfield Harriers Athletics Club since it first opened in 1976. The facilities include a leisure centre, a high performance centre and an eight-lane track with a 10-lane home straight for sprint events.
There are 3 stands: the Main Stand overlooks the home straight; the Knowles Stand and the Nelson Stand overlook the bends on either side of the Main Stand. The total capacity of these stands is around 7,000. There is also covered seating for around 700 on the rear straight.
The stadium
hosts athletics meetings such as the AAA Championships; it recently staged an American Football match before a capacity 8,000 crowd.Approval was granted for a £10 million refurbishment of Alexander Stadium in July 2010. It will include a new 5,000-seat stand and resurfaced running track
(News Archive 19/07/10).It was reported in September 2010 that the council cabinet had approved a revised £12.25 million refurbishment, which in addition to the new stand and running track, will include a gym and office space for 250 staff. Construction should begin in October 2010 with completion in June 2011 (News Archive 28/09/10).
It was also reported in September 2010 that UK Athletics will move to the refurbished stadium (News Archive 27/09/10). However, no binding legal agreement had been signed and UK Athletics was still considering an alternative move to the Olympic Stadium (News Archive 14/10/10).
Perry Barr Birchfield Harriers Website
Perry Barr Stadium
Perry Barr Greyhound Stadium is on Aldridge Road. It was built in the 1920's as the home of the Birchfield Harriers, an athletics club which moved to the Alexander Stadium in Perry Park in 1976. The greyhound stadium still features their club emblem: a bas-relief of a leaping stage by William Bloye.
The stadium, which can hold 1500, has been refurbished by the Greyhound Racing Association and is now equipped with bars, food outlets, trackside betting and a grandstand equipped with glazed viewing areas and a skyline restaurant.
The dog track has a circumference of 434 metres; races usually take place on Friday and Saturday nights and during the daytime on Tuesdays and Sundays. The stadium is also the home track of the Birmingham Brummies: a speedway team that competes in the Premier League: the second tier of UK speedway.
Links: Stadia GRA Website (Love the Dogs)
The Park Hotel is at 131 Aldridge Road; it contains 24 single, twin, double, triple & quad rooms; one of the doubles has a jacuzzi. The facilities include a lounge with free wi-fi & plasma tv, a study area, dining room, games room, garden, conservatory and car park.
Links: Hotels Park Hotel Website
The Travelodge is on the Aldridge Road; it has double and family rooms; parking is free but spaces are limited and only available on a first-come-first-served-basis.
Aldridge Road B42 2SP - 0871 984 6258 - Map
The Tame Valley Canal was cut through Perry Barr in 1842.
The Perry Barr Flight of 13 locks adjusts the level by roughly 105 feet so that the canal can ascend from Salford Junction to Hamstead. There are in fact three separate flights.
The first flight of seven locks are on the north side of Perry Park, next to Alexander Stadium and the canal-feeder Perry Reservoir.
The second flight of four begins after the canal has passed beneath the M6, on the eastern side of Perry Park. Locks 8-10 are located between Aldridge Road and College Road (A453) and number 11 is roughly 100 metres beyond College Road.
The third flight of two are in Witton.
The Perry Barr Top Flight (1-7) are on the section of the Tame Valley canal that runs along the north side of Perry Barr.
Links: Canals Tame Valley Canal
This two-storey grade two
listed lockkeepers cottage is next to Perry Barr Top Lock. It was built
in brick in 1841-44. The cottage has a hipped concrete-tile roof and two
large ridge stacks. It features purple brick quoins, a dentilled eaves
cornice and cambered-arch windows and doors. There is a canted bay
window with a flat roof on the ground floor.
Links: Canals Tame Valley Canal
After skirting Perry Park and passing through locks 1 - 7, the Tame Valley Canal crosses under the M6, passing from the south to the north side of the the motorway.
Links: Canals Tame Valley Canal
After passing under the M6, the Tame Valley Canal reaches Aldridge Road roughly 100 metres to the east. Lock 8, the top lock of the second flight of four, is next to the Aldridge Road Bridge. Lock 9 is roughly 100 metres to the east.
Links: Canals Tame Valley Canal
College Road Bridge (1932) is 250 metres south-east of Aldridge Road. It carries College Road (A453) above the Tame Valley Canal. Lock 10 is next to the bridge and lock 11, the bottom lock of the second flight, is roughly 100 metres to the east.
Links: Canals Tame Valley Canal
Wharf Bridge is a cast-iron bridge on the wharf that runs alongside the Tame Valley Canal by College Road. The bridge was made by the Horseley ironworks in 1855.
Links: Canals Tame Valley Canal
06.10.11: GP
Super Surgery Planned for Perry Barr
A GP supersurgery
is being planned for a site off Walsall Road; it will house the High
Trees, Tower Hill and Great Barr GP practices; and will include 58
assisted living places
(News Headlines 06/10/11).
Food Distribution Centre on Wellhead Lane
Euro Foods Group has earmarked a derelict five acre industrial site on Wellhead Lane as the possible location of a a new distribution centre (News Report 11/11/10).
Birchfield Road Student Halls
Permission has been granted for the construction of student flats on a vacant site next to the Crown and Cushion pub, near the junction of Wellington Road and Birchfield Road; however, the project was deferred for 3 years in September 2010 (News Archive 25/09/10).
British Car Auctions
British Car Auctions have secured planning permission to transform the former P&O container depot on College Road into a car auction centre with storage for 2,500 vehicles.
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