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A few references to the original village in Sedgley still exist, with the Ettingshall Park Estate below the eastern slopes of Sedgley Beacon, while two roads in Coseley, Upper Ettingshall Road and Ettingshall Road still remain, their names reflecting the upper and lower parts of the extensive
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As the northern parts of the original Ettingshall extended across the border into Bilston, many new houses and factories were built and this area became known as "Ettingshall New Village", the Ettingshall that still exists in the present day.
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In 1966, the bulk of the old Ettingshall village was absorbed into the borough of Wolverhampton, along with parts of Brierley village, while most of the rest of Coseley - along
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and A4126 roads. It is situated on the western edge of the former Borough of Bilston and began as an expansion of the Sedgley village of Ettingshall in the
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built the Ettingshall Place estate comprising 460 new homes, housing up to 2,200 people. In 2021, a
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From the 18th century onwards, Ettingshall became heavily industrialised as a result of the
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It is situated 1¼ miles to the south-east of the city centre and centred on the
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Guide to Staffordshire and the Black Country, the Potteries and the Peak
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of Wolverhampton City Council. The population of this ward taken at the
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wards. As well as Ettingshall, it covers the inner city area of
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and Millfields are believed to have been property of the manor.
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of 1086. The surrounding areas of Priestfield, Parkfield,
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Ettingshall ward stretches between the city centre and
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Ettingshall's population grew in the early 2010s when
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The area is well served by buses with connections to
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Index


Wolverhampton
West Midlands
England
ward
2011 census

Historically
Staffordshire
Domesday Book
Lanesfield
Industrial Revolution
Tarmac Limited
John Thompson Limited
British Rail
Eggborough
Yorkshire
A4039
Victorian era
Coseley
Brierley Hill
Sedgley
Persimmon Homes
park
playground
basketball court
cricket practice pitch
outdoor gym equipment
Bilston
East Park

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