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Reddicap is in the Sutton Trinity ward in north-east Birmingham, six miles from the city centre. It was built on the site of a lookout post (cap) on the Mother Red Cap Farm on Reddicap Hill. The surrounding areas are Mere Green, New Hall, Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield Town and Whitehouse Common. Reddicap remained farmland on the east side of Sutton Coldfield until the 1950's when the Reddicap Trading Estate was laid out and the first housing estates were built. These were mainly semi-detached pairs and short terraces, but the density increased after 1960 when a higher proportion of terraces, low-rise flats and residential towers were built. There are also several areas of detached housing. Demographics, Politics and Housing in Reddicap This website contains information about demographics, politics and housing in the Sutton Trinity ward including Reddicap. The following bus routes run through Reddicap: 71, 108, 114, 115, 119, 168, 604, 757, 757A, 915 Copeshill Court and Redway Court Copeshill Court (map) and Redway Court (map) are a pair of identical 9 storey tower blocks that were built in 1967 as part of the Mount Estate in the Reddicap Heath area of Sutton Coldfield. Elizabeth Court and Margarets Court Elizabeth Court (map) and Margarets Court (map) on Berryfields Road are an identical pair of 8 storey tower blocks that were built in 1972 as part of the Berryfields Estate. St Chad's Saint Chad's on Hollyfield Road by C.E. Bateman was built in Hornton stone in the mid-1920's. The church consists of a vestry, organ chamber, chancel and nave; there is a gabled west porch and canopied chapel; the chancel features an unusual steel-truss ceiling and the arcaded nave aisles rest on steel-clad columns. The exterior is rusticated; the stone being laid as rubble in slender courses; the interior features elaborate plasterwork; there are gilded reredos flanked by statues and three mosaic altar panels; the font possesses a curious spired canopy suspended from a cantilevered beam. Address: Hollyfield Road B75 7SN St Chad's WebsiteBoots Boots is at 15 Hollyfield Rd Sth, B76 1NY, T 0121 378 1176Co-Op Food Hollyfield Road South B76 1NY - 0121 378 0760 - MapKey National Retailers in Brum Heathway Centre The Heathway Centre on Reddicap Heath Road contains a psychiatric unit operated by the Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health NHS Trust. 70 Reddicap Heath Road B75 7EW - 0121 685 7820 - Map
Psychiatric Healthcare in Brum Boot Inn The Boot Inn on Rectory Road is a traditional Victorian pub; it serves food and real ale and has a beer garden, pool table and dartboard. The Boot screens live sport and holds live music gigs and discos. Rectory Road B75 7RU 0121 378 4415 Map Reddicap Tavern The Reddicap Tavern on Hollyfield Road South screens live sport, holds disco, karaoke & theme nights, and has a dartboard & three pool tables. Hollyfield Road South B76 1NX 0121 378 0295 Map Hollyfield Primary School Hollyfield School is a community co-educational primary school attended by roughly four hundred children aged between four and eleven. Hollyfield Road B75 7SG 0121 378 0672 Map Secular State Primary Schools Hollyfield School Website Fairfax School Fairfax School is a foundation comprehensive secondary school on Fairfax Road attended by around 1350 boys and girls aged between 11 and 18. 56% of pupils passed five GCSE's including Maths and English at grade A*/C in 2009.Fairfax Road B75 7JT 0121 378 3176 Map Secondary Schools Fairfax School John Wilmott School John Willmott School on Reddicap Heath Road is a community comprehensive secondary school attended by around 1120 boys and girls aged between 11 and 19. 48% of pupils passed five GCSE's including Maths and English at A*/C in 2009.Reddicap Heath Road B75 7DY 0121 378 1946 Map Secondary Schools John Willmott Website Contact Sitemap User Conditions © 2008-2011 LACT Limited. All rights reserved
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