Areas covered from Solihull

Balsall Common is the largest village in the CV7 corridor, thirteen minutes from Solihull and bordering the Heart of England School catchment.

Bentley Heath sits between Knowle and Dorridge, a quiet pocket of mostly detached 1960s to 1990s housing on generous plots.

Berkswell is one of the prettiest villages in the West Midlands, with a Norman church, the medieval village stocks, and the Bear Inn at its centre.

Catherine-de-Barnes (often shortened to Catney by locals) is a canal-side village on the Grand Union, seven minutes from the Solihull base.

Cheswick Green is a small modern village on the western edge of the borough, about nine minutes from Solihull.

Dickens Heath was built almost from scratch in the early 2000s as a planned village, ten minutes from Solihull and centred on the Main Street piazza.

Dorridge is a commuter village built around the Chiltern mainline station, ten minutes from Solihull and an hour and a half from London.

Earlswood is a rural pocket of B94 around the three Earlswood Lakes, twelve minutes from Solihull.

Hampton-in-Arden is a designated conservation village eleven minutes east of Solihull, with a Norman church and several listed Tudor and Georgian properties.

Henley-in-Arden has one of the longest historic high streets in England, lined with Tudor-frame and Georgian buildings.

Hockley Heath sits eleven minutes south of Solihull on the Stratford Road, where the suburbs give way to open Warwickshire countryside.

Kenilworth is an affluent Warwickshire town built around the ruined castle and Abbey Fields, eighteen minutes from Solihull.

Knowle sits eight minutes south of Solihull along the A4141 and remains one of the most desirable villages in the West Midlands.

Lapworth is one of the most affluent villages in the area, thirteen minutes south of Solihull and home to country residences with long gravel drives and gated entrances.

Meriden is famous as the geographic centre of England, marked by the cross on the village green.

Monkspath is the executive estate sandwiched between Shirley and Solihull, built largely in the late 1980s and 1990s.

Moseley is a Birmingham conservation area fourteen minutes from Solihull, built around Moseley Village and the parkland of Moseley Park and Pool.

Olton is the closest neighbouring district to the Solihull base, five minutes up the Warwick Road and built around the reservoir and the Olton railway station.

Shirley runs along the A34 Stratford Road and is one of the busiest residential corridors in the borough.

Solihull is where the business is based, so response times to B91 and B92 are typically inside 20 minutes day or night.

Tanworth-in-Arden is a small conservation village around a triangular green, eighteen minutes from Solihull and well off the main routes.