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Codsall, Monarch's Way, Staffordshire Way
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I planned an 8 mile walk around Codsall, including short sections of the long distance Monarch's Way and Staffordshire Way. Made a schoolboy error though.....
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Brewood Circular Day Hiking Staffordshire England UK
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Brewood Circular Day Hiking Staffordshire England UK
A 10 mile day hiking trip with and my partner Anne one weekend in October 2010 from Brewood, Staffordshire, England, UK. After parking the car in Brewood, off Stafford Street (grid ref SJ885089) we set off on our circular route in a wide anti-clockwise direction. Initially, we were hiking in a south west direction towards Chillington Hall and Langley Lawn Farm. After that we went south around Big Wood and over the M54 Motorway to Codsall Wood. Next we went east, skirting Codsall until we again hit the M54 close to Upper Hattons. We hiked under the motorway bridge and connected with the Shropshire Union Canal. To complete the trip we hiked northwards for about 2 miles along the canal until we returned to Brewood. This was fairly varied day hiking trip and even though there were a few long straight sections, they were still quite interesting.
We feel that his was a moderate to hard day hike because it was over 10 miles. The route was more or less flat with a few slight inclines, along solid trails, farm segments, and a few country lanes and roads. Most of route was clear and well marked. However, there were a few times we had to search for path signposts. We feel that it was a very good route for exploring the Brewood to Codsall area in South Staffordshire. Brewood is a lovely little village, well worth a visit. Hiking this area provided us with some lovely opportunities for taking photographs.
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St Nicholas, Arundel
the church of St Nicholas has an interesting and unique history. Built in 1380, when Arundel was already well established as a busy international port and market town, its main church served two communities.
St Nicholas has, in effect, been two separate places of worship ever since: one Roman Catholic, the other Anglican.
It was both a monastic and a parish building: here, the nave belonged to the town and the chancel to a college of priests. This worked until 1544, but when Henry VIII swept away the monasteries, the east end of the church became the property of the Fitzalan family of Arundel Castle.
The nave is largely unaltered from its 1380 building. From around the same time are the octagonal font, made of Sussex marble.
Double Headed Castles storm the Lickey! | 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe & 7029 Clun Castle | 10/6/23
Today’s video is an epic, so sit back and enjoy 7 minutes’ worth of Castle thrash! GWR Castle classes 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe and 7029 Clun Castle were hauling the doubly named 'Castle Centenarian' and 'Welsh Marches Express' tour from Tyseley on a circular tour to Hereford via Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury and the Welsh Marches, then returning via Newport, Gloucester and the Lickey Incline! This tour has seen many alterations done to its route and strikes so it was good to finally see it go ahead. It’s 100 years since the design of these awesome locomotives, and 5043 is my favourite so this was a highly enjoyable day. This run was also historically significant as it's 5043's first assault of the Lickey.
I started out at 07:50 from my local, grabbing a TfW service out of Birmingham up to Wolverhampton, and cycling up to Codsall. I set up there, unfortunately some people further down the platform obscured the view, a 196 rolled in and drowned out the sound, and the sun bleached the quality, so this really wasn't what it could have been despite the Castles' great performance. The Castles were also looking absolutely beautiful. I then caught a service over to Shifnal and set up there, once again the sun was causing me a lot of hassle. Although I got a good shot, the Castles seemed to be taking it easy and I also missed my Birmingham bound service because they were 14 late.
After this I headed back to Birmingham, changing and heading into Barnt Green, from where I cycled out to Vigo Bridge on the Lickey Incline, the steepest gradient on the mainline in Britain, a sustained 2 miles of 1/37 rise. I arrived there at 1pm, with nearly 5 hours' wait in store I did some work and enjoyed the company of @harnettyrailways, @blackcountrysteamvideos8021, @WestCountrySteamVideos, @LiamsLocos, @LukeAlfordUKsteam, @FlatCapJack52 and @jamieleestransporthub! The castles came thrashing up, I could hear them as far away as Stoke Works Jn and passing through Bromsgrove!! Thankfully the 47 was doing nothing, and with a recently wetted railhead, the castles' job was by no means easy, an equivalent load of 14 coaches!! They handled it very well, with 5043 appearing to be doing the lion's share of their assault on the 1 in 37 incline. This was amazing and I'll never forget the incredible noise of the Castle bark but soon after we were drenched in a thunderstorm lol.
The weather was strange today, up to 28* recorded with clear blue skies the whole day, although it became stormy a couple of hours before the castles' arrival. Thanks to Vintage trains, NR, everyone I met and to the drivers of the trains for putting up with our antics as we waited. Thanks particularly to the Castles and their crew, today won't have been easy! Also a massive thanks to whoever decided not to use the 47 - good decision!
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00:00 Codsall
00:39 Shifnal
01:39 Lickey Incline (turn up the volume!!)
BIG FIRE AT THE LEOPARD HOTEL IN BURSLEM
Firefighters remain at the scene of a catastrophic blaze which took hold of an historic Stoke-on-Trent pub.
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue service received the first call about the fire around 1.42pm yesterday.
Six fire engines and almost a dozen fire appliances attended to the inferno at the Leopard Hotel, in Burslem.
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Crews have remained at the scene overnight and Staffordshire Police are present this morning. Queen Street remains closed.
Heartbroken witnesses watched helplessly as one of the Potteries’ most popular boozers was up in flames. It saw properties be evacuated and a power cut in the area.
Firefighters remain at the scene this morning. They are continuing to dampen down from Market Place (Image: Stoke Sentinel)
Plumes of smoke erupted from the Market Place pub - where police had discovered a cannabis factory earlier in the week.
It is not thought a cause of the blaze has been established yet.
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Four arrested
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of arson and burglary after The Leopard Hotel fire.
Police confirmed this afternoon that the men have since been released under investigation, pending further inquiries.
They are all from Stoke-on-Trent and are aged 23, 30, 33 and 51. The suspects were arrested at the scene of the blaze yesterday.
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Drone footage shows the extent of the damage caused
Drone footage shows the extent of damage caused by the fire
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Firefighters are still at the scene this afternoon
Firefighters are still at the scene this afternoon
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Devastated residents saddened to see ‘lovely building’ in flames
Residents and pub-goers have been left devastated following the fire at a historic pub in Burslem.
The Leopard Pub, in Market Street, was up in flames yesterday as firefighters battled to save what they could of the building - which has rooms dating back to the 1900s.
Emergency crews remain on the scene today (January 23) as they assess the damage caused by the fire.
Residents stood in shock as they watched one of the town's most beloved boozers be engulfed in flames.
They spoke with Stoke-on-TrentLive to express their sadness following yesterday's events.
Matt Weir, aged 38, from Burslem said: It is one of the oldest buildings in the town. A lot of famous people have stayed there and drunk there.
It is a massive part of Burslem's history going up in smoke...
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'It's a shame'
Simon Scott, 32, from Burslem said: There’s going to be a lot of speculation. It looks like it was started intentionally.
It’s a shame because it’s a listed building. They are still damping down now.
I’m pleased to see the firefighters were able to walk in there today as there might be something to salvage on the building.”
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Video from the scene
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'I hope the building can be saved'
Martin Horne, 34, from Middleport said: “It’s a bad job. I came through about 3pm yesterday and it had just started.
I have been in there for a pint. My dad used to meet his mates there. I hope the building can be saved.”
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Another picture of the damage caused
The pubs windows are smashed
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Leopard pub 'unsafe' and people should stay away
A pub gutted by fire yesterday is unsafe, and people should stay away from it, fire crews have warned.
Firefighters from Staffordshire and Cheshire attended the scene of the fire at the Leopard Pub, in Burslem yesterday.
Queen Street has been cordoned off and the emergency services have described the building as being ‘unsafe’.
They are at the scene this morning and anticipate to be there for some time.
The fire service has now requested that members of the public keep away from the area.
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Staffordshire Police issue statement
Police Inspector Matt Bennion told Stoke-on-TrentLive:“The building is not structurally safe. We are going to be here potentially for a few days. All the building has been affected. They are going to damp down in a couple of hotspots I believe.
97302 & 304 2 Tone & Thrash Tamworth.
30th July: A trip out with a good friend to Tamworth in glorious sunshine.
The best move of the day, 97302 leads sister 97304 John Tiley on a Derby R.T.C-Bescot loco move, with a nice hoot & a fair amount of clag.
Canal Towns and Villages - Brewood
Because of the winter closure program I am unable to travel any great distance, so I've decided to take a closer look at one of our more interesting canal villages, Brewood. This beautiful Staffordshire village has a hugely diverse range of architecture styles dating from the 13th Century, and a wealth of history, and is well worth a visit.
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Bescot Yard, Birmingham
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Model Village Of Bournville - A Walk Around May 2023 - 4K
Bournville is a model village on the southwest side of Birmingham, England, founded by the Quaker Cadbury family.
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PEAK DISTRICT HIKE CHALLENGE | 30 MILES FOR #MOVEMBER ON THE LIMESTONE WAY
In this challenge video, Hay and Kyle take on the Limestone Way, hiking 30 miles across the Peak District from Matlock to Castleton in some....interesting outfits. All of this effort is for the Movember charity, raising money for Men's health.
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Staffordshire Least Used Station No .5 - Wilnecote
Welcome the next part of this 10 part series when I look at the 10 least used Staffordshire Railway Station.
Number 10 was Uttoxeter Station, Number 9 was Rugeley Town, Number 8 was Stone, Number 7 was Codsall and number 6 was Bilbrook
The 5th least used Station is Wilnecote between Tamworth and Water Orton, the journey is 3 minutes away from Tamworth Station. services operated by CrossCountry Trains even know it a West Midlands Railway Station.
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