Welcome to Streetly Website Streetly is divided into three areas and governed by three separate councils - Birmingham City, Walsall Metropolitan Borough and Lichfield. The population of Streetly is 13,251 from the 2001 Population Census records. Streetly website was created for the local streetly community and naturally visitors from across the world surfing the internet. Streetly local community website aims to provide free local information, news and events. Streetly is approx 12 miles from Birmingham city centre and Birmingham Airport. Old picture card of Streetly Golf House

Please take a look at your local Community Pages:

"Let's Do It In Walsall Wood"

"Let's Do It In Aldridge"

"Let's Do It In Streetly"

"Let's Do It In Pheasey"

Read about the local Clubs, Groups and Organisations who hold events and meetings in the Streetly area. Your own All local events, meetings, clubs and groups can feature on the Streetly website free of charge, just sign up for our free newsletter and you will get full details free ! Full details of all local Streetly area Events and What's on details are found on Streetly website

Read about the local news stories for all Streetly area including local business, clubs, organisations and future events. Your own local area news stories can also be published on the Streetly website, just sign up for our free newsletter and you will get full details Full details of all local Streetly area news stories are found on Streetly website

WOODLANDS ADVENTURE & OUTDOOR LEARNING Situated on the Streetly / Aldridge border at Bourne Vale, Little Hardwick Road, WS9 OSH. Woodlands Adventure is a residential outdoor activity centre offering archery, canoeing, climbing. abseiling, assault course, orienteering, team building and high ropes course to groups of young people from the West Midlands area. Priority is given to disadvantaged and/or disabled groups and we cater for many of these each year; groups such as Birmingham Institute for the Deaf, Visiting Teacher Services for both the hearing and visually impaired from Birmingham and Walsall areas and special schools from Birmingham, Walsall, Sandwell, Tamworth and Wolverhampton. We give priority to schools from inner city areas with high numbers of disadvantaged children. It is our policy to do everything possible to assist disadvantaged groups encountering difficulties. All our staff have been trained to cater for the needs of disabled youngsters and we have special equipment so that even severely disabled youngsters can take part in, and enjoy, our activities. �I would like to commend the staff who worked with us all on the day. They were extremely professional and had a unique and healthy way of engaging with the children.� Sonia. Bookings can be made for half-day, day or evening visits, team building and high ropes courses and Sunday afternoon birthday parties. For more information phone 0121 353 7329

Find all the local bus service routes and time tables here, just click the piture on the left. Central Buses operates bus service routes in the Streetly and Sutton Coldfield areas. Streetly Website is delighted to announce that Central Buses was awarded runners up in the RouteOne Awards as Small Bus Operator of the Year in the 1 - 30 vehicle category, as part of the RouteOne Operator Excellence Awards. Central Buses is an independent company which is owned, managed, and staffed by local people from its base in Perry Barr. It prides itself in providing a high quality, safe, clean, friendly, reliable, value for money service. The majority of buses are low floor 'easy access' and have a pushchair/wheelchair zone on board. Central Buses provides two bus services in Streetly. 78 Kingstanding to Sutton Coldfield via Queslett Pub, Hundred Acre, Streetly Village, Mere Green and Four Oaks 88 Streetly to Erdington via Chester Road, Parson and Clerk, Kingstanding, Tesco and Homebase at New Oscott, and Wylde Green.for more details click on image to the left or call 0121 356 3487.

The Streetly Community website quick guide to local businesses and services More information being added on a regular basis Free listings may be added here for local services and businesses by contacting streetly website

Parts of Streetly area fall under the control of Walsall Council, and have their own dedicated area manager who looks after the concerns and interest of the local residents. You can get help with a wide range of issues which may include anything from the state of road repairs to the damage caused by anti social behaviour.

The Streetly SCAN Magazine is your local printed magazine featuring crime prevention advice and community information. Streetly Neighbourhood Watch need volunteers who will deliver the SCAN magazines four times a year and collect subscriptions. posting the magazines takes very little time when done at a time to suit you. It is also an excellent way to get to know and keep in touch with your neighbours. If you can help please contact Tricia McEvoy on 0121 353 8656.

Streetly Village map 1918 in Sutton Coldfield - Walsall West Midlands uk Mapseeker � In association with Collins Bartholomew Ltd offer one of the largest selections of reproduction historical maps, plans and surveys, spanning the globe. Our collections are available to order on-line in a range of products produced to the highest quality standards.

Streetly was a rural area of Staffordshire . Administratively, Streetly was in Aldridge-Brownhills Urban District until 1974, then subsumed into the Metropolitan Borough of Walsall and is an area of special interest. Several key locations are shown on the map.

You may wish to visit Aldridge website for complete news, events and local information

IMPORTANT
Please note that the West Midlands police force have a new non emergency telephone number. The new number is 101 and will work by redirecting people�s calls, wherever they are in the country, to their nearest police force and is intended to be easier for people to remember. The number should be used to report a crime or anti-social behaviour which does not need an emergency response. In an emergency, members of the public should continue to use 999.
The adoption of this new number means that anyone calling West Midlands Police will not have to pay premium rate when using a mobile phone. 101 is a new, non-emergency national telephone number. Callers using the new Police 101 number will incur a flat rate charge of 15p no matter how long the call lasts and whether it is made from a landline or mobile.

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