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the Solihull County Borough and most of the Meriden Rural District, which forms the main rural part of the borough and county. It included Balsall Common, Barston, Berkswell, Bickenhill, Castle Bromwich, Chelmsley Wood, Elmdon, Fordbridge, Hampton in Arden, Hockley Heath, Kingshurst, Knowle, Marston Green, Meriden, Olton, Smiths Wood, Solihull, Shirley and Temple Balsall. A coat of arms was granted to the borough, with a Black Griffin taken from the arms of the Earls of Aylesford of Meriden, a Silver Fleur-de-lys comes from the Digby family associated with Coleshill and Fordbridge, and a Black Greyhound taken from the arms of the Greswolds, of Solihull town.

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conditioning as well as on-board audio visual announcements and travel information. The network will connect Solihull town centre, Birmingham Airport, the National Exhibition Centre and future HS2 Interchange (all in Solihull) with Birmingham City Centre, and other parts of the region, such as the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield. Any green space lost as part of Sprint's proposals will be replaced according to the local highway authority tree replacement policy. Work commenced on the network in March 2021.

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sharpening marks from the 1360s when men were required to practice archery on a Sunday to ensure a ready supply of archers. The long marks have been made by Broadheads, the round by Bodkins - types of arrowheads used with the long bows of the time. The society is strictly limited to a membership of 80, with this rule only having been bent once, when in 1835 Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel, Lord of the Manor of Hampton in Arden, was added.

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Solihull has a number of golf clubs and facilities, including Shirley Golf Club, Olton Golf Club, Copt Heath Golf Club, Robin Hood Golf Club, West Midlands Golf Club, Widney Manor Golf Club, Tidbury Green Golf Club, the Arden Course at the Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club, an 18-hole

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Adjacent to the leisure centre is the Norman Green Athletics Track. The track here was originally opened in 1959 was built of clay and required the rerouting of the Alder Brook stream in Tudor Grange Park, but was upgraded to a full synthetic track in 1985. The upgraded track was named for Councillor

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called Tudor Grange Leisure Centre. This pool replaced the old Tudor Grange Sports Centre, which was demolished in 2007, to make way for the brand new leisure centre (A combination of the old Norman Green Athletics Centre and Tudor Grange Sports Centre). This in turn had replaced the outdoor swimming

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network of tram style buses that will form critical infrastructure ahead of the games. The new network, known as Sprint, will utilise dedicated lanes and zero-emission tram style buses which will provide off-board ticketing, multiple-door boarding, wheelchair and pushchair access, free Wi-Fi, and air

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In 1966, Silhill Hall, the 13th century manor house in Solihull, was illegally demolished by the owner, Malcolm Ross, who unsuccessfully attempted to claim that a violent storm had made the structure unsafe. The site of the property is now used for housing, remembered only by the name of Silhill Hall

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linking High Street with Warwick Road. The construction of the central shopping area, named Mell Square, after W. Maurice Mell, the town clerk who planned the work, involved the demolition of properties in Mill Lane and Drury Lane, some of which were several hundred years old, together with the large

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at their ground in the Forest of Arden in Meriden, in the borough of Solihull. The Woodmen target shoot at only one distance, 100 yards, and score in the Archers disfavour. Archery had always been an important sport in Solihull. On the doorway of the church of St Alphage are incisions which are arrow

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in 1285 when the de Arden family sold it to King Edward I and Queen Eleanor. In 1396, Walter Cook applied for a faculty to build a church in 'Knoll', so the villagers would no longer have to cross the treacherous waters of the river Blythe to get to church, and this was granted by Pope Boniface IX on

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has an equity interest in the shopping centre. In 2014 the town was listed as one of the top five destinations for shopping in the UK. In addition to the Touchwood shopping centre it also has an open-air 1960s-style shopping centre called Mell Square which was constructed following the demolition of

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had been established on this site, other parcels of the estate were passed on by the school for other neighbouring schools, colleges and parkland. Tudor Grange Academy and Solihull School continue to enjoy a friendly sporting rivalry centred around rugby union. Solihull's state schools, Tudor Grange

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is located in the Elmdon part of Solihull and was known as Elmdon Airport until control passed from the government to Birmingham City Council in the 1960s, as Birmingham itself was without an airport. Elmdon Airport was 8 miles from Birmingham, but still closer than any other contender. The airport

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investment programme approved. They were awarded over £80 million to transform six schools in the north of the borough in December 2004. As a result of the funding, there will be six new schools constructed within seven years. The school curriculum will be redesigned as well as a further £6 million

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In 1954, Queen Elizabeth II granted a Royal Charter of Incorporation, making Solihull a Municipal Borough and, ten years later, it was given the status of County Borough. Reorganisation of boundaries and council responsibilities in 1974 created the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull, by the merger of

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In 1894, Solihull (including the parishes of Shirley, Baddesley Clinton, Barston, Lapworth, Balsall, Bushwood, Elmdon, Knowle, Nuthurst, Packwood and Tanworth-in-Arden) was made into the Solihull Rural District in the county of Warwickshire. In 1932, some of its rural areas were taken away when the

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Bicycling in Solihull is popular, and as of March 2021 it was announced that Solihull would benefit from a cycle hire scheme, where residents and visitors would be able to hire bikes from an app on their phone. Three free to use cycle repair stations are being installed across the borough, and new

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of the former county borough of Solihull commemorating prominent Manorial Lords and Stewards of the town: Argent within two barrulets (for Throckmorton) between in chief as many pierced mullets (for Oddingsells) and in base a Saxon crown (for Princess Cristina) all Gules, a greyhound courant Sable

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sufficiently cost effective for the metal to be used in the manufacture of everyday objects. Before this, aluminium was considered a precious metal, with bars of aluminium exhibited alongside the French Crown Jewels in the Paris Exhibition of 1855. In 1878, Webster was producing 100 pounds of pure

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By the 14th century, the town had become famed for its blacksmiths, and the Solihull High Street was known as le Smythestret. This was because of its location in the Forest of Arden, and the abundance of trees required to provide fuel for the fires. The town was also known for textiles. The end of

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The manor of Solihull remained property of the king for many years, and was passed through a number of custodians or lessees. In 1495 the Greswolde family of Solihull and nearby Kenilworth, while serving as the Kings custodians of the manor of Solihull, built the house on the Solihull High Street

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In 1604 the Throckmorton family sold the Manor of Solihull to Edmund Hawes. The Hawes family were already prominent local landowners, having owned the Hillfields area of Solihull since 1311, when Thomas Hawes, a lawyer, purchased the land. William & Ursula Hawes had constructed

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Longdon Hall, with its remaining manorial rights, was later bought by a solicitor, Mr. J. B. Clarke of Birmingham in 1899 and soon afterwards sold to Mr. Alfred Lovekin, a silversmith. Mr Lovekin also leased land near Solihull town centre from the Chattock family of

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in 1576, a grand Tudor hall with battlements and a long gallery. The hall oversaw five farms, including Hillfields and Shelly farm. William Hawes lived there until his death in 1611. Shelly had been a thriving hamlet during the 13th and 14th centuries, and included

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By 1242, the Manor of Solihull was granted a Royal charter to hold a weekly market and an annual fair "on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St Alphege" (18-20 April). It was around this time that Solihull became a hub for its surrounding parishes.

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It was between 1170 and 1180 that the de Limsey family founded the settlement of 'Solihull' as a "planted borough" or planned village to the south of Ulverli. It was called a borough simply because the de Limsey Lord of the Manor offered free

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in the Solihull borough is home to Fowlers, established since 1670, it is the oldest cheese-making business in England. The company still makes all its cheese by hand. In Catherine de Barnes is the Silhill Brewery. The former home of retail

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The nearest parks to the town centre are Malvern and Brueton Parks. They are interlinked and cover a total area of about 130 acres (0.53 km). Brueton Park used to be part of the grounds of Malvern Hall, which dates back to about 1690.

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There are several local level cricket clubs across Solihull, including Hampton and Solihull Cricket Club and Solihull Municipal Cricket Club, both of whom compete in the Warwickshire Cricket League and Arden Sunday Cricket League. The

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company, who supplied lighting and electric components to the motorcycle and aerospace industries was also headquartered in Solihull for many years, with a research facility in Shirley, now a housing development called Lucas Green.

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tram network down to Solihull. The extension will link up to Birmingham Airport, the National Exhibition Centre and future HS2 Interchange with the wider network, before continuing on through the region, going as far south as the

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It was said the post office in Castle Bromwich, later part of the borough of Solihull, was one of the first locations to have a telephone installed outside of London. The purported reason for this is that in 1876 Prime Minister

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grew up in Solihull, on Homer Road. In 1909, Cathleen Cartland founded one of the country's first non-denominational co-educational preparatory schools - Ruckleigh School - in Solihull, many decades before others followed.

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until August 2010 when they were relegated from the Championship. Following a brief spell at Solihull Moors' Damson Park ground the club now play at Portway. Other amateur clubs play in the borough at various levels.

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stone monument commemorating Meriden's status as 'Centre of England' sits on the village green. However, this was discovered to be inaccurate in the 1920's, when the centre of England was in fact calculated to be in

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In the modern era, Solihull became quieter, with textile working and iron working still prominent in the town. The Manor of Solihull continued to pass through a number of other holders including the Archer family of

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operating the Stratford to Solihull section daily. The remaining section between Solihull and Coventry continued to be operated by Diamond Mon-Sat until 28 August 2022 when this section also began being operated by

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brand of buses in Solihull. The Diamond buses operating in Solihull were fitted with leather seats and wireless internet, and used the cleanest bus engines in Europe. The Diamond buses have since moved elsewhere.

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Solihull offers a variety of shopping facilities. In recent years, the town has undergone much development, and its High Street has been pedestrianised since 1994. On 2 July 2002, a large new shopping centre,

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in Warwickshire, called the Battle of Curdworth Bridge. Recent archaeological excavations unearthed evidence that a battle may have been fought at Coleshill Manor near the Solihull border. It is reported that

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would visit the site three centuries later in 1656, finding only "a large Moat" and was informed by the locals that the castle there had long since been removed. The Odingsells had built a new purpose-built

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By the 1700s, work was underway on Malvern Hall, with Humphrey Greswolde overseeing, it would be completed in the first half of the century. The hall featured a gatehouse onto the Warwick Road designed by

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Tudor Grange Park is also the venue for the annual free firework display held on the Saturday closest to 5 November, organised by Solihull Round Table. The event attracts about 15,000 people to the park.

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for most of its history, has roots dating back to the 1st century BC, and was further formally established during the medieval era. Today the town is famed as, amongst other things, the birthplace of the

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under Edward III. The rivalry between the two families was intense, and at one point the grandson of Sir William Trussell, Sir John Trussell, abducted the widow of Hugh Despenser's grandson (also called

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In 1986, the Solihull borough effectively became a unitary authority, following the abolition of the County Council. The borough is administered from a building on Church Hill in Solihull town centre.

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The Odingsells were the Lords of the Manor of Ulverley, and later after its subinfeudation, Solihull, from the 12th century and are believed to have constructed a castle on the site now known as

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to prepare for war. The purpose of the shadow factories were to be as secret as possible, often located in rural areas, to prevent enemy bombing. After the war in 1948, this factory became the

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Traditionally the Mayor of Solihull is driven in a Land Rover - usually a Range Rover - with the licence plate 'Sol 1', reflecting the towns connection to the Land Rover vehicle manufacturer.

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pitch and putt at Tudor Grange Park, and a driving range at Four Ashes. Arden Golf Club, Solihull, (now defunct) was founded in 1891. The course was still appearing on maps into the 1930s.

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and a prominent local family. The hall would later be held by the Madeley and Martineau families. The hall was demolished in 1963 but lends its name to Solihull's famous shopping centre.

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was constructed. It captured the nation's media attention two centuries later when it was illegally demolished, sparking a court case which demanded it be put back exactly as it was.

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Norman Green, Solihull's Deputy Mayor in the late 1970s and in charge of the Appeal fund for the synthetic track. The track is used by the Solihull and Small Heath Athletics Club.

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Tennis is a popular sport in Solihull with courts available to the public in Malvern Park. The Solihull Arden Racquets Club is a thriving racquets and fitness club in Solihull.

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area. The town had a population of 126,577 at the 2021 Census, and its wider borough had a population of 216,240. The town is located 8 miles (12 km) southeast of

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being erroneously recorded as the Lord of the Manor of Longdon in 1682. A branch of the Greville family would make donations for schools in Knowle in the early 1700s.

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At the centre of the Norman Green Athletics Track is the Norman Green Sports Stadium, an association football pitch used by local amateur association football clubs.

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which also takes place in Tudor Grange Park, the festival completed its 7th year in 2023 and is now looking to be a regular addition to the town's summer calendar.

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to the north. The very first skirmish between the Roundheads and Cavaliers took place just north of Solihull in the fields to the south of the nearby settlement of

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The council hosts a popular farmers market every first Friday of the month on the High Street to cater to the increased demand for organic and locally grown food.

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The de Limsey family held the Manor of Solihull, until Ralph's great-granddaughter married Hugh de Odingsells, whose family were thought to be of Flemish origin.

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Solihull is also home to Solihull Cycling Club which was founded in 1929. The club has produced National Champions, Olympic Medallists and Tour de France riders

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Solihull itself is mostly urban; however, the larger borough is rural in character, with many outlying villages, and three quarters of the borough designated as

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Archery has always been a prominent sport in Solihull. The Meriden Archery Club, founded in 1936, meet within the grounds of the Packington Estate and practice

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The Solihull Arts Complex includes the Courtyard Gallery and Art Space, an exhibition space and gallery. The town also has a number of private art galleries.

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providing the majority of local government services. Regional administrative functions such as policing, fire and public transport are organised through the

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were erected around Solihull in an effort to confuse any enemy bomber aircraft flying over head on their way to critical major industrial areas. A military

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series of books) was a pupil there during the 1860s. J. R. R. Tolkien mentioned Solihull and Solihull School in some of his letters. J. R. R. Tolkien's son

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Before its eventual sale to the Greswoldes as part of the Manor of Longdon, the Malvern area of Solihull had been the property of Parliamentarian commander

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of Britain it was held that no Roman roads made it through the Forest of Arden because it was so dense. The nearest known major Roman settlements being at

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is an independent preparatory school founded in 1909 by Cathleen Cartland and is notable for being a nondenominational co-educational school many decades

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is an independent school and is located on Warwick Road near the centre of the town. It was founded in 1560 and celebrated its 450th anniversary in 2010.

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Harry's Wood, between Naseby Road and St Helen's Road, also known as Coldlands Wood; 9.9 hectares (24 acres) of dense woodland, designated in 2020.

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is the longest established riding club in the UK. It has one of the largest indoor riding arenas in the country and a premier competition centre.

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which features a "14 miles of varied terrain on the legendary Jungle Track, Land Track and Adventure Zone" and driving experiences can be booked.

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settlement known as the manor of Ulverlei, meaning 'Wulfhere's clearing' was established, with its centre north east of the hillfort at Shirely.

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travel to Solihull, the birthplace of Richard Hammond, where they test the "waterproof-ness" of their classic British sports cars in a carwash.

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lies within the borough's boundaries and offers frequent express connections to London. Express train services through Solihull are now run by

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Solihull Swimming Club is based at Tudor Grange Leisure Centre. First established in 1963, the club now boasts over 600 members and also runs

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who entered administration and were relegated in 2022 will share Damson Park with Solihull Moors for their return to competitive rugby in the

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The borough is well served by numerous youth groups, both from the statutory and voluntary sector. There are several Scout groups including

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Solihull has no university, but there are seven universities within 16 mi (26 km) of the town in the surrounding cities. However,

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modernised and made improvements to Hampton in Arden, including the construction of a new manor house, (which is today the Michelin starred

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4 May 1396. By 1402 the church was consecrated and Knowle broke away from Hampton in Arden, later becoming part of the borough of Solihull.

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In 1898, the Fowlers Cheese company - the oldest cheese manufacturer in England, founded 1670 - moved to its current site in Earlswood.

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Solihull's Leisure sector has seen growth in recent years, with an average tourism spend in the region per person of £4,081 in 2018.

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is situated east of the Lode Heath district, along with a range of other major companies. Engineering and professional services firm

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After the absorption of Mercia into the rest of England, Ulverlei became the property of the Earls of Mercia. The first of these was

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was provided to transport passengers over the 8 miles (13 km) journey to Birmingham. The airport and station are connected via

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Solihull borough is home to two sailing clubs. The Earlswood Lakes Sailing Club founded in 1960 meet at Windmill Lake amongst the

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In the 1870s, the Hobday family would construct Monkspath Priory. The property would later serve Solihull as the Regency Club, a

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Also constructed in 1712, was Touchwood Hall at the end of Drury Lane on Teinters Green. The hall would serve as the home of the

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who held it until his death in 1071. Leofric's great-nephew, Thorkell of Arden, would become progenitor of the locally prominent

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chapel was also founded there by Sir William de Oddingsell in 1277 and the upper chapel in St Alphege was built for a chantry.

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168 feet (51 metres) high, making it visible from a great distance. It is located at the head of High Street and is a Grade I

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to be built in the north of the borough of Solihull as a new home for English football. The bid was ultimately unsuccessful.

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providing a wide programme of activities for young people from all over Solihull aged from 6 to 18. The recently refurbished

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of 1642–1651 relatively unscathed, even though many important close engagements and battles were fought nearby including the

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Alcott Wood in Moorend Avenue, Chelmsley Wood; 5.7 hectares (14 acres) of semi natural ancient woodland, designated in 2002.

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and their partners who live with disability or dementia, operates one of its three state of the art care homes in Solihull.

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in 1815 by his marriage with Anne, daughter of Sir Ralph Milbanke Noel, and on her death in 1860 passed to her grandson the

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Every year a large unofficial St George's Day Parade takes place, meeting in Solihull, traveling down through neighbouring

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is the site of an Iron Age hill fort dating back to the 1st century BC in Shirely, Solihull, on the Worcestershire border.

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in Fordbridge Road, Kingshurst; 24 hectares (59 acres) of mixed grassland, lake and woodland habitats, designated in 2000.

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in Olton, Solihull, is the site of the ruined 12th-century castle of the Lords of the Manor of Solihull. Today it is a

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Due to a review of services in Warwickshire by Diamond, service X20 was split into two parts from 13 August 2022 with

1962:, Solihull maintains its unique and distinct identity and is bordered by greenbelt countryside to the south and east. 1892:

Until the early 1960s, the main high street remained much as it was in the late 19th century, with several streets of

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Millisons Wood, in Albert Road, Meriden; 11 hectares (27 acres) of semi natural ancient woodland, designated in 1993.

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Jobs Close in Longdon Road, Knowle; 3.5 hectares (8.6 acres) of grassland and woodland with pond, designated in 2004.

2966: 2382:. The Bird family bequeathed the house and estate to the people of Solihull for the construction of a 'Tudor Grange' 2024: 1329: 538: 3149:, author of the first dictionary. Samuel's mother, Sara Ford, was from Packwood and St Giles was her parish church. 8668: 8201: 8108: 6044: 5596: 5275: 5029: 4277: 2322: 2206: 2092: 1364: 1085:, assassinated in 1317. A moated site opposite the end of Marsh Lane is believed to be the de Malvern former home. 558: 404: 214: 20: 4144:(b. 1960), conductor, scholar, keyboardist and Gardiner Chair at the University of Glasgow, brought up in Solihull 2844:

announced they would be investing in a technologically advanced production site and headquarters in Solihull. The

1556:, on which he built the Jacobean style Tudor Grange Hall. After Mr Lovekin's death, Tudor Grange Hall was sold to 1021:. The warring between the two families ended when Sir William Trussell of Nuthurst led the invasion of England by 77: 8622: 8577: 8206: 6544: 5830:"CONSTABLE : impressions of land, sea and sky | John CONSTABLE | Malvern Hall: The entrance front" 4230: 4110: 3653: 3380:

in Old Warwick Road, Solihull; 30 hectares (74 acres) of mixed grassland, woodland and marsh, designated in 2002.

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Within the Longdon area of Solihull, is an area known as Malvern, named for Simon de Malverne, believed to be of

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It is during this time in the 14th century that Hobs Moat Castle is believed to have fallen into ruin. Antiquary

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road: the A34 becomes the commercial centre of Shirley, making for a busy town-centre feel along the main road.

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company, valued at £200m in 2021, is based in Solihull, having been started by a couple from Solihull in 2010.

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Solihull has numerous leisure facilities. On the edge of Tudor Grange Park there is a sport centre and public

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into the newly created Manor of Solihull, and became known as the 'Old Town', contracted to its present name,

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passes across Solihull, coming within 1 mi (1.6 km) of the town centre and linking the town to the

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to blow up Parliament in which the Throckmorton's were heavily involved. Their co-conspirators included the

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https://web.archive.org/web/20140708081107/http://www.solihullobserver.co.uk/2011/08/11/about-solihull.html

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in Windward Way, Smiths Wood; 4.5 hectares (11 acres) of semi natural ancient woodland, designated in 2004.

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Drury Lane was known as Teinters Green, believed to be an area where cloth was stretched on tenter hooks.

8658: 8525: 6931:"Historic building featuring work by renowned sculptor set to be bulldozed in Solihull - Birmingham Live" 5700: 3359: 3124: 2654: 2563: 2287: 2074: 1866: 1722: 1697: 1282: 857: 100: 7290: 5958: 5239: 8673: 5004: 4988: 4865: 4746: 4349: 4206: 3664:(the second tier of English Rugby) in 2010. The club played at a ground in the Solihull town centre at 3627: 3323:

Other parks across the borough include Elmdon Park, Cole Bank Park, Knowle Park, Langley Hall Park and

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was installed on Dog Kennel lane. Today it is Grade II listed. The post box is designed to look like a

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Solihull is home to the Core Theatre, part of the Solihull Arts Complex. The centre of Solihull has a

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dates from a similar period to Hobs Moat and is a large and handsome example of English Gothic church

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is also both within the borough of Solihull. Both have excellent links to Birmingham Airport and the

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in the Houses of Parliament. Around this time Chatwin also designed School House at Solihull School.

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porch is one of the town's oldest landmarks, the George, a hotel which dates from the 16th century.

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is a Grade I listed Tudor manor house on the outskirts of the borough of Solihull managed by the

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on the outskirts of Solihull. While here, he discovered the process for making the extraction of

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was also founded in 1560 (although not on its present site). On the right along High Street from

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The sub-manor of Longdon in Solihull meanwhile had passed to the Greswolde family, in the era of

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Warwickshire Coat of Arms at Ulverley School, showing Solihull's history as part of Warwickshire

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was based in Solihull, and after it was brought out of administration in 2006, the new company

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interchange station if the project is approved, putting London just 38 minutes away by train.

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This list includes notable persons who were born or have lived in Solihull and its borough.

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in 1964. In 1974, the Solihull county borough was merged with the rural district surrounding

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is a historic windmill in the borough of Solihull which is occasionally open to the public.

3065:. There are also a number of museums, galleries and historic properties open to the public. 3021:. A number of internationally renowned acts have performed there in recent years, including 8678: 8045: 7840: 6715:"Transport bosses respond to Solihull residents' concerns about new high speed bus service" 6106: 5651: 5257: 4905: 4782: 4716: 4574: 4300: 4141: 4088: 3705: 3271: 3209: 3110: 2892: 2857:

Food and drink production and hospitality also make up part of the local Solihull economy.

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at the Elmdon Terminal, during the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the airport, 1999

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In the early 1800s, Isaac William Lillingston sold the Manor of Hampton in Arden to former

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both pass through the outskirts of the borough of Solihull, providing very rapid links to

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Solihull clocktower, erected to mark the elevation of Solihull to a County Borough in 1964

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127 m (416 ft) above sea level. The town, and most of the borough is within the

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went on to teach at Solihull School in the 1950s. During the early 20th century, the poet

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parish church, St Alphege, on a 'soily' hill. The church was built on a hill of stiff red

8: 7410:"£20m Bear Grylls adventure park to open in Solihull next year after council green light" 5014: 4794: 4766: 4500:(b.1990), British rapper, singer, songwriter and producer, born in Kingshurst in Solihull 4389: 4218: 4103: 3665: 3623: 3606: 3358:, at Elmdon Manor, Solihull; 4.6 hectares (11 acres) of former walled garden, managed by 3204: 3120: 3017:, a multipurpose indoor arena with a capacity of 15,685 opened in 1980 with a concert by 3014: 2918:

is within the borough of Solihull, which hosts a number of national trade shows, such as

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listed ruin dating from the 14th century. It is believed to have been a well house for a

922: 809: 673: 643: 570: 104: 7356: 4548:(b.1953), former British racing driver and Formula 1 Champion, attended Solihull College 4313:(b. 1991), English-born Northern Irish professional footballer, attended Solihull School 4227:(b. 1990), top ranked British tennis player from October 2019 onwards, lived in Solihull 3816:

founded 1785, an illustrious society of archers who shoot a unique and historic type of

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Every year since the early 1930s (apart from gaps during world wars, and in 2020 due to

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pool – Malvern Park Lido – that had served Solihull from 1954 till its closure in 1982.

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A number of regional and national charities are based in, or have offices in, Solihull.

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The town is 8 miles (13 km) southeast of Birmingham, 14 miles (21 km) west of

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depots in south and southeast Birmingham respectively. Other services are provided by

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Don't Go There!: 1001 Rude Things People Have Said About Places in Britain and Ireland

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as service 82. Stagecoach also began operating services 87 & 88 on the same date.

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features a sketch about a British remake of the award winning US television series

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are the local ice hockey team and play their home games at the Solihull Ice Rink.

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A number of service organisations and other clubs operate in Solihull including a

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In common with most parts of the UK, Solihull and its borough was affected by the

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to the King and Lord of the Manor of Solihull (left) and William Trussell, King's

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I now agree that the week-end gale did not blow it down, as was earlier reported.

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By 1295, the Manor of Solihull had passed from the Odingsells via heiress to the

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Financial services make up some of the Solihull economy. Personal loan provider

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In 2024, work will commence on an extension to the Transport for West Midlands

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passes through Hockley Heath in the Borough of Solihull. Hockley Wharf (now a

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repainted in replica Blue Pullman livery - runs tours from Solihull along the

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This article is about the town. For the larger local government district, see

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Solihull is also home to multiple riding schools within its borough, such as

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Solihull's name is commonly thought to have derived from the position of its

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Towards the end of this era telephone and postal services came to the town.

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in the South East, and to the rest of the motorway network surrounding the

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style. Shortly after its opening, the airport was requisitioned for use in

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teams, and is considered to be one of the most prosperous areas in the UK.

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There are a number of restaurants and eateries in Solihull, including the

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and banqueting complex, before becoming a hotel in the late 20th century.

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called Lime Tree House now erroneously known as the 'Manor House' (as no

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Solihull Radio, a community based station which broadcast from the town.

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began, Solihull had become a reception area for evacuated children from

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attended Solihull School, where today, two houses are named after them.

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investment in managed ICT services. The six schools to be rebuilt are

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Lime Tree House, also erroneously known as "The Manor House", Solihull

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is connected to the NEC and Birmingham International Station via the

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opened the new civic hall in the town in May 1962. The town became a

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tenure where residents were free, rent-paying burgesses, rather than

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Wooden bridge over the Cole at Shirley, drawn in the 19th century by

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Historians have suggested that the Shakespeare family, ancestors of

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In 1086, it was recorded that the Manor of Ulverlei was now held by

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ever lived there - Silhill Hall was the manor house for Solihull).

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The list of other parks and reserves across the borough includes:

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In 1936, two Solihull farms were bought for the construction of a

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in Solihull when he was skirmished by Parliamentary forces in the

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Sir Alfred Bird, 1st Baronet of Solihull in the County of Warwick

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Reflecting the towns British motorcycle heritage, as home to the

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Statue of a Horse and Tamer in Malvern Park, Solihull, by artist

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largely passed Solihull by, along with much of the rest of rural

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The town of Solihull would later absorb the nearby settlement of

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which is based in the south of Solihull and is sponsored by the

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have a large presence in Solihull. Fitness apparel manufacturer

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to the southwest and the build-up of conurbations around nearby

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There is a historic miniature steam railway founded in 1936 in

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several terraces of Victorian houses and the original Solihull

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that had stood on the corner of Union Street and Warwick Road.

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Sir Frederick Peel, 3rd Baronet Peel of Drayton Manor and Bury

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are played by Warwickshire GAA who play their home matches in

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Solihull is the home of the four-wheel-drive car manufacturer

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which will be held across the West Midlands and Warwickshire,

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located on the outskirts of the town centre. This is known as

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The land now forming Solihull was once covered in the ancient

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seeking asylum in the UK marry "a sweet girl from Solihull".

4406:(b. 1948), lead guitarist of Black Sabbath, lives in Solihull 4365: 4175: 4132:, (b.1960), screenwriter, brought up and educated in Solihull 4113:(b.1962), English organist and composer, educated in Solihull 4059:(b. 1961), novelist, actor and screenwriter, born in Solihull 3913: 3595: 3175:

The town is covered by the local television news programmes,

3026: 2863: 2131: 1659:, and needed to be able to contact the government in London. 1054: 879: 817: 6251: 6169:"Geograph:: Silhill Hall Site © Graham Butcher cc-by-sa/2.0" 4412:(b. 1715), poet and landscape gardener, educated in Solihull 2374:

The town centre is also well served by some high performing

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in the Borough of Solihull was historically regarded as the

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By the Anglo Saxon era, the forest of Arden was part of the

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Sir Robert Peel, 2nd Baronet Peel of Drayton Manor and Bury

3267: 3241:, is the town's local newspaper which publishes Thursdays. 2990: 2450:

A number of main roads pass through Solihull including the

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outside Catherine de Barnes. The architect of the hall was

1568:. Longdon hall was eventually sold to a nearby golfcourse. 1332:. The Greville family remained important to the area, with 1317:, commander of the Royalist forces, was on his way to meet 952:, part of the borough of Solihull, that was founded by the 614: 518: 512: 497: 476: 5684:"Malvern Hall and the Greswold, Lewis and Wigley families" 4536:, comedian, broadcaster and personality, lived in Solihull 4221:, composer, lived at 19, Blythe Way Solihull, 1950s–1970s. 3084:. The museum was founded in 1984 and is affiliated to the 2170:, St. Alphege, Shirley West, Shirley East, Shirley South, 1214:(then in the borough of Solihull) to store the gunpowder. 470: 6209:

Mr. Ross then told the night the hall came down. He said

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Solihull also has a number of field hockey clubs, namely

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league as of 2020–21. The club had a brief period in the

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family. The Despencers found themselves at odds with the

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Hulse, Cathrina; Belcher-BM, Annette (25 October 2015).

4713:(b. 1945), playwright and entertainer, lived in Solihull 3127:

on the border of the borough of Solihull managed by the

2395:, regularly feature in good school guides, such as "the 886:. It was founded in about 1220 by Hugh de Oddingsell. A 7973:"Solihull the best place to live in the UK? Absolutely" 7236:"Helping hedgehogs around the UK - The Wildlife Trusts" 6660:"Solihull buses get hi-tech revamp on S2 and S3 routes" 5220:"Solihull the best place to live in the UK? Absolutely" 4441:(b. 1946), actress and TV star, born in Olton, Solihull 1888:

The Land Rover logo exhibits a "Solihull, England" mark

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and, until the 20th century, Solihull remained a small

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owing service to the Lord of the Manor. By the time of

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grew up in Solihull and attended Tudor Grange school.

3754:. The Olton Mere Sailing Club founded in 1926 meet at 3443:

Tudor Grange park also has an 18 hole pitch and putt.

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Greatest Hits Radio Birmingham & The West Midlands

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from 1942 to 1983. In January 2021 motorcycle company

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was opened up on Mill Lane. The town adopted the ship

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Solihull School continued to grow during that period.

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RDC was succeeded by Solihull Urban District Council.

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In Episode 6, Season 15 of the British motoring show

4641:(b. 1975), professional footballer and Head Coach of 4333:

etc.), born in Solihull and attended Solihull School

2797:, and other luxury car marques, present in the town. 2258:

Although the town and borough of Solihull are in the

2209:, and therefore also takes part in elections for the 1186:. Solihull was owned by the Throckmortons during the 820:

to distinguish itself from the New Town of Solihull.

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visited Solihull in 1558 and said of it in his work

4233:(b. 1979), novelist. Winner of Whitbread Prize (now 1622:

Aluminium every week at his Solihull Lodge factory.

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The manor of Solihull was eventually granted to the

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car marque, home of the training facilities for the

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player, attended St Alphege Junior School, Solihull

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Book with Hotelsclick.com" 5319:"Details from listed building database (1076693)" 4755:(b. 1963), broadcaster and TV pundit, and former 4729:(b.1956), singer songwriter, educated in Solihull 3484:is the largest paintball centre in the Midlands. 2558:Since 2023 the luxury train Midland Pullman - an 2354:. Another co-education preparatory school called 2061:Due to its growth, Solihull was promoted from an 1853:hospital was opened in Tudor Grange House, and a 1473:During the 19th Century the area was home to the 928:The Longdon area bordered onto the settlement of 649:The earliest known settlement in the area was at 8691: 4463:(b. 1980), professional footballer, mainly with 4138:(b. 1954), British politician, lived in Solihull 1977:administrative division and combined authority. 1202:(then part of the borough of Solihull), and the 1178:, who in turn passed it on in 1530 to the local 5701:"PAST MEETINGS - SOLIHULL LOCAL HISTORY CIRCLE" 5111: 4339:(b.1901), novelist, lived in Dorridge, Solihull 4293:(b. 1979), English YouTuber and radio presenter 3063:large number of public sculptures and art works 2305:. As yet the college has not applied to attain 1249:, however it soon passed through a daughter to 8710:Unparished areas in the West Midlands (county) 7747:. Liverpool & District Cricket Competition 6339:"Midlands News: 25.05.1962: Queen at Solihull" 4589:(b. 1974), former footballer, born in Solihull 4554:(b. 1957), singer, songwriter, lead singer of 4542:(b. 1988), singer-songwriter, born in Solihull 4299:(b. 1995), professional footballer, plays for 4209:(b. 1977), French politician, born in Solihull 3883:The town has an indoor bowling area and club. 3080:company for many years, Solihull also has the 2954:a charity founded in 1916 to provide care for 2621:which originally included service X20 between 1135:in the borough of Solihull. Shakespeare's son 846:(around 13 miles south east of Hobs Moat) and 8144: 8027:"Top Gear: Series 15, Episode 6 – TopGearbox" 7870:Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council website 6358: 6356: 4921:In Episode 2, Season 2 of the British comedy 4386:(b. 1871), British artist, taught in Solihull 1394:. The hall is today part of Solihull School. 1092:In the grounds of St Alphege church is a now 936:family, and also included the then hamlet of 617:, which turned to sticky mud in wet weather. 6045:"The Victorian Fluted Pillar Box in England" 5779:"Solihull Warwickshire Family History Guide" 5616:"Where Arden met Shakespeare - Towpath Talk" 4447:(b. 1956), violinist, brought up in Solihull 4283:Don Gould and Gerry Freeman, members of the 4097:(b. 1933), British actor, famed for playing 3672:Former England Captain and World Cup winner 2617:who operate a number of local services and 2401:guide to the best state secondary schools". 2095:. This also includes the districts known as 8041:"The Kevin Bishop Show Series 2, Episode 3" 5510:"Malvern Waters, Malvern Springs and Wells" 4735:(b. 1960), bass guitarist in new wave band 2945: 2601:Local bus services are provided largely by 2215:West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner 2197:serving villages across the wider borough. 1525:area of Solihull following his marriage to 8151: 8137: 7281: 6353: 6211:I was returning from a hunt ball at 4 a.m" 5795: 5597:"The Ruin, Solihull, St Alphege, Solihull" 5003:In the S6E05 episode of television series 4996:, named for the now demolished Olton Hall 4811:(b. 1903), science fiction author born in 4319:(b. 1985), glamour model, born in Solihull 3588:(HOYS) at its National Exhibition Centre. 995:and Lord of the Manor of Nuthurst (right). 842:(around 6 miles north east of Hobs Moat), 788:, and sister of the last Anglo Saxon King 7785:"Arden Golf Club, Solihull, Warwickshire" 7611: 7279: 7277: 7275: 7273: 7271: 7269: 7267: 7265: 7263: 7261: 4763:and Ireland footballer, lives in Solihull 4002:Learn how and when to remove this message 3622:The largest football club in the town is 3550:, is headquartered in Shirley, Solihull. 2044: 2008:and 110 miles (180 km) northwest of 1587:, would become the owner of the manor of 1532:The manor of Longdon came to famous poet 8102:) is being considered for deletion. 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