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	Welcome to Stirchley, Birmingham and the West Midlands
		Stirchley is located on the Pershore Road along a main route in and out of Birmingham city.
		Stirchley gives the appearance of being pretty run down but it is an established area of Birmingham city.
		Traffic congestion can get quite bad here as the streets are heavily fortified with pedestrian crossings, roundabouts and heavy vehicles which park in the most annoying places as they go about their deliveries.
	www.birminghamuk.com /stirchley.htm (171 words)

	Stirchley: Economic history \| British History Online
		Stirchley was within the royal forest of Mount Gilbert until 1301 (fn.
		The wood of Stirchley, which survived in the early and mid 13th century, lay in the north-east along the boundary with Shifnal.
		Stirchley remained an agricultural community until the beginning of the 19th century when coal and ironstone mining, iron founding, and brick making were started in the northwest quarter of the parish within reach of the Shropshire Canal.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18131 (2330 words)

	Stirchley \| British History Online
		Stirchley was formerly a farming parish with an industrial belt along the north-west edge, but in the 1970s it was transformed by the building of houses as part of Telford new town.
		Stirchley is underlain by the Coalport Beds of the Upper Coal Measures, on which the extensive drift cover of boulder clay gives rise to a heavy soil, which favoured a pastoral economy and the retention of much permanent grassland until the 19th century.
		Stirchley village lay at the hub of a radial pattern of roads, lanes, and paths, linking the outlying farms to the village or giving access to distant fields.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18128 (857 words)

	Stirchley
		Proposed revision to the boundary of Stirchley Local Centre - yellow (additional land to be taken into the local centre) to be added to blue (retail 'core').
		In 1994 when the Stirchley Framework was adopted it was considered that Stirchley could not sustain retail activity in the whole of the local centre and the retail core was designated at the Hazelwell Street end of Stirchley near to the Co-op Superstore.
		At the same time, there is enthusiasm for major planning gain to be brought to the Stirchley centre but recognition that this would not be necessary if public capital were to be made available at a level that could permit genuine partnership with commercial development rather than being subservient to it.
	www.poptel.org.uk /lynne.jones/stirchle.htm (1253 words)

	Stirchley Badminton Club
		Welcome to the home page for Stirchley Badminton Club (Stirchley in Telford, that is, not to be confused with Stirchley in Birmingham, or any other places named Stirchley there may be in the UK or elsewhere!).
		The club plays at Stirchley Recreation Centre between 7:30pm and 10:30pm on a Monday (followed by the statutory trip to the pub - currently the nearby Rose and Crown - of course!).
		For those who don't know where Stirchley Recreation Centre is, come south, from the town centre, on the Eastern Primary (the A442, marked as "Queensway" on the map below).
	www.stirchleybadminton.org.uk (276 words)

	Stirchley Library
		Stirchley Library Map (map kindly provided by MultiMap.co.uk.
		Tell us what you think about Stirchley Library
		Stirchley Library is now one of the local services managed by the Selly Oak Constituency.
	www.birmingham.gov.uk /stirchleylibrary.bcc (379 words)

	Tescopoly - Stirchley, Birmingham, September 2003
		The organisations supporting it do so in their individual capacities and only in relation to their own particular areas of expertise, and are not responsible for materials produced and actions taken by other organisations.
		Equally, âaccess in the Stirchley area to a foodstore is not so poor as to justify an additional store.
		Overall, âthe lack of need for a store of the size proposed, the existence of a sequentially preferable site and the detrimental impact the proposal would have on Stirchley, together with the undermining of policy relating to industrial landâ are determining issues on which the Inspector bases his decision to refuse the application.
	www.tescopoly.org /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=503 (774 words)

	Thomas Poole and Alice Wakelin
		After the marriage they went to live at 41 Stirchley St, Stirchley, Worcestershire which is now a Birmingham suburb.
		Stirchley Street was later re-named Pershore Road and it is possible that the house still stands to this day.
		It is probably in the 1500 to 1620 number range between Mary Vale Road and the junction of Fordhouse Lane.
	www.angelfire.com /ab7/charlesandlouisa/thomasandalice.html (180 words)

	Development Plans - Midlands Co-Op
		Our Stirchley Superstore is at the heart of the Stirchley community, occupying a prime position on Hazelwell Street and has just undergone a major £650,000 facelift.
		Midlands Co-op is fully supportive of regeneration in Stirchley and is wholly committed to contributing to the achievement of this aim.
		Among those who have expressed an interest in moving to Stirchley under the terms of this scheme are Matalan, Currys, JJB Sports, Comet, PC World and SCS Furniture.
	www.midlandsco-op.com /developmentplans/stirchley.asp (719 words)

	Maccabi GB Tenpin Bowling » Blog Archive » The Road to Rome - Stirchley 16th July
		The next qualifying tournament will be on 16th July at Lakeside Superbowl in Stirchley.
		If you wish to bowl, please email Paul at tournament@maccabibowling.com as soon as possible to ensure your space is reserved.
		As Stirchley is centrally located (just south of Birmingham) and there is likely to be several bowlers travelling up from the London area, we are forming a “Maccabi Travel Club”, so that we don’t end up taking more cars than we need.
	www.maccabibowling.com /?p=20 (226 words)

	Lynne Jones MP
		I agree with the Council’s recommendations regarding these offices although I would suggest that a more sustainable alternative to keeping both Stirchley and Ten Acres would be a new outlet in the proposed retail development in the Hazelwell area of Stirchley.
		In the short-term, Stirchley, at least, should be retained.
		As regards the Bournville office, consideration should be given to retention/co-location with another business on the basis of potential for expansion into new services particularly due the potential customers from workers at the nearby Cadbury factory and other businesses.
	www.poptel.org.uk /lynne.jones/POsubmission.htm (790 words)

	Stirchley Neighbourhood Forum
		Updates from Kings Heath South and Stirchley Neighbourhood Tasking Meeting Tuesday 29th May 2007 @ The Hub, Hazelwell
		The TOPIC of our June forum meeting on June 11th was PUBLIC HEALTH, we had a guest speaker Caroline Stewart from the public health department to answer some of your questions and to give us an insight into her role as District Services Area Manager, Regulatory Services.
		Councillor Tim Huxtable who has represented Bournville Ward on the City Council for the last five years is re-elected and keeps his seat, which includes Stirchley.
	www.stirchley.banf.org.uk (135 words)

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